A man named the agency to ask for our advice. He suspected his wife of 26 years of cheating on him. He had been working abroad for three months and items seemed to be diverse between them on his return. She was going out most nights and she didn’t tell him exactly where. He decided to speak to her about it but she kept putting him off. Our client believes his wife has changed because she is seeing an individual else.
We talked the scenario through and decided the most effective course of action would be to put a tracking device on their vehicle. The auto belongs to our client and his wife makes use of it at times. We told our client that two weeks could be the best time to keep the device on the car as we could be able to see a lot more patterns emerging.
The subsequent time our client went abroad on company we fitted the tracking device to his vehicle and waited to see exactly where the car went. Our client was able to watch the device live on line even from New Zealand. Not an excellent deal happened in the 1st week. She visited pals and loved ones and went to a couple of charity events. The second week was a bit far more intriguing she started to go to a certain address. We spoke to our client and he didn't know who lived at there. She went there in the evening and stayed until 11.30hrs each night.
Our client asked us to follow her on the Thursday night as he was finding extremely worried about what she was doing. We followed her as he asked. The house belonged to a man from her charity organisation. They were organising a fund raiser together and had a lot of preparation to do. There was no romantic involvement they had been just busy organising. Our client was delighted by the outcomes and has because been to the man’s home for dinner.
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