Captured Investigative Agency attended the Fall 2026 Mass Torts Made Perfect (MTMP) Conference in Las Vegas Nevada, and while exhibiting, conference founder and chairman Mike Papantonio strolled by its booth with compliments blazing.
(pictured left to right, Showgirl 1, John Houseman (CIAPI), Showgirl 2, J. Mason (CIAPI Marketing), Showgirl 3)
Captured Investigative Agency exhibited at the 2026 Mass Torts Made Perfect convention in Las Vegas Nevada. It was held in October at the Bellagio Hotel over the course of several days. It is the largest Mass Torts event in the country, and attracts Mass Tort professionals from across the country.
CIAPI procured a booth on the floor of the exhibit hall, with a custom design, printed graphics, and a user layout designed to encourage flow and interaction, including a stunning magic trick demo where people could pretend to be a "missing claimant," select a U.S. state in their mind to where they had "moved" (and consequently became "missing"), and then the folks at Captured revealed the thought-of state, showing an astonishing quick "locate" of a missing claimant.
During the show, its founder and legendary Mass Tort expert Mike Papantonio stopped by the booth for a chat with Captured Owner John Houseman. Papantonio complimented Houseman on his booth, telling him his was "one of the more successful booths at the show, and (Houseman) had achieved what really needed to happen on the floor."
Captured Investigative Agency offers an extensive range of services ensures that you always have the resources you need to investigate your situation. In addition to our specialty of finding missing Mass Tort Claimants, we offer background checks, surveillance, asset searches, witness interviews, corporate investigations—and much more. Our experienced investigators are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to provide you the highest quality of service and support.
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