A woman named our office to discover out what we could do for her. She believed her husband was seeing another woman at function. He had been coming house late from work on most Tuesday and Thursday nights. He also went away on organization once a month. Her husband was really protective more than his telephone and it was constantly locked and on silent. Our client had managed to look at a couple of text messages 1 night when he was slightly careless.
When we talked to our client she told us she believed this woman to be referred to as Paulette but apart from the fact that she worked for her husband she didn’t have any more info. We decided to do two or three six hour sessions of surveillance on him on the Tuesday and Thursday nights. We hoped this would catch him out. If it didn’t he would be going away on business the following week.
We started the surveillance from his workplace. He left the constructing at about 0600hrs. He was alone when he drove away from the offices. He parked outside a restaurant and went in. About ten minutes later a woman entered the restaurant. We could see that she was meeting the husband and he greeted her using a big kiss and cuddle. They had dinner together and then moved onto another bar. Just prior to 12.00hrs they got into his automobile and he gave the woman a lift house. We made a note of her address and followed the husband residence.
We went out once more on the Thursday night as well as the identical thing happened. Our client decided she wanted to know if this woman went on the business trip with him the following week. From the address we were able to discover the name of the woman. We followed the husband on the organization trip as well as the lady went with him. Our client is saving this information and she hopes to get some much more. She doesn't wish to divorce in the moment she is waiting.
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