Oregon

Calvin L. Penewit

Our Oregon Operations Director is  Calvin L. Penewit. Calvin has a law degree and was a Special Agent with the FBI (1979-1999): He served in Indianapolis, New York City, San Francisco, Cleveland, Guam, Portland, Oregon. Retired 1999. He has been a private detective since 2000.

Areas of Expertise: Counterintelligence (Presently writing a book about CI history), Law, Identity Theft, Federal Civil Rights statutes, Organized Crime.

Synopsis: While in the FBI, he was responsible for handling major cases, primarily in Foreign Counterintelligence. Calvin has attended numerous Bureau training schools as well as studying the Russian language at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, Cal. He also spent a great deal of time in investigating Organized Crime in New York and the Western Pacific. He has human resources in places such as Guam, Palau, Saipan, the PI, Pohnpei, and Hawaii, having spent almost 10 years in Guam and Hawaii, both as a FBI Agent, worker, and student.

He taught federal civil rights law to the police in Micronesia and Oregon for a period of 8 years. The remainder of his career was spent investigating general federal crimes. He has above average computer skills, including security, encryption, and locating logs of past activity on the machine and can dig out quite a lot of information if the person is not skilled at erasing traces. Calvin's past four years of investigation have been spent as a private investigator. He  has investigated quite a few identity theft cases. Lastly, as a child, Calvin was a chemistry whiz kid. He has maintained a lifelong interest in chemistry, especially in the area of chemical-biological warfare. He is not an expert by any means but knows more about dangerous chemicals and their fabrication than most  people.