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"At first glance, he seems like just another Wall Street executive. Wearing an elegant gray suit set off by a pocket square, Joseph T. Mullen, 63, wades through a business report, one of many stacked on his desk. He ignores the phone, which rings incessantly. Letters of appreciatio from clients such as Johnny Carson, Walter Cronkite, George Steinbrenner, and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. cover an office wall."
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"If there is one private investigator who comes close to the popular image, it's Joseph Mullen, the 65 year old sleuth best known for breaking the yuppie insider trading scandal. Mr. Mullen, president of J.T. Mullen Co., an agency that primarily serves attorneys, may not own a trench coat, but he still packs a gun and has tanned good looks that Magnum might envy."
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PI Joe Mullen saved the reputation of the late Edmond Sara and has cracked many a case for this decade's famous and infamous. At 64, Joe Mullen is the last gumshoe of this millennium, and while a battered trench coat is replaced by designer suits, he is straight out of Mickey Spillane.
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"Joe Mullen has a tanned, wholesome face, white hair, and wintry eyes that click off the details of the room but leave his thoughts in shadow."

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Among the professional deceptions employed by private eyes there is the Flower Guy Ruse (delivering, say, roses to the door to make a sighting), the Fake Apartment Hunt ("Oh, hey, I heard your three-bedroom was for sale. Is that your wife?") and, of course, the Wrong Number, which needs no explanation.
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Born in the Bronx, Joe Mullen has spent the last 50 years uncovering the secrets and lies of New Yorkers. He has worked on cases that involved Hollywood legends, including Judy Garland and Johnny Carson. Donald Trump hired Mullen to tail Ivana Trump and Maria Maples during each of his divorces. Little wonder he charges $300 per hour.
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"If there is one private investigator who comes close to the popular image, it's Joseph Mullen, the 65 year old sleuth best known for breaking the yuppie insider trading scandal. Mr. Mullen, president of J.T. Mullen Co., an agency that primarily serves attorneys, may not own a trench coat, but he still packs a gun and has tanned good looks that Magnum might envy."
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"Manhattan's morning light is turning from neon to natural. Joggers, dog walkers and delivery men are already out on the street. And so is Tom Mullen. He settles his 6 foot, 250 pound frame into the driver's seat of a new black Mitsubishi Gallant that's double parked on Park Avenue, and proceeds to do what he does for hours and hours almost every day. Wait."
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