We had a call from a man who was positive his girlfriend was cheating. We got talking and it turned out that his girlfriend had a boyfriend on line. She had by no means met the man but had communicated on line with him and had cyber sex with him. Our client was very upset due to the fact his girlfriend claimed it was all innocent fun and as she had never met him she could not be cheating. Our client told us that she was not only on line with him she was texting and talking to him all the time.
Our client didn't think that his girlfriend had not met this man before and he was convinced she was seeing him whenever she could. He wanted us to follow his girlfriend to see who she was meeting and how typically.
Our client wanted us to put a tracking device on his auto and he also wanted us to follow his girlfriend. We waited to see what the tracking device could tell us and then we arranged to follow the girlfriend. She had been going to a specific address close to to the residence. We checked out the address and it belonged to the man she had been texting and calling. She spent the night in the address and left the following morning at 08.30hrs.
We compiled a report and gave it to our client along with the video and photographic evidence. We discovered out that the girlfriend had been seeing the man from the net for about four years but he was married and wouldn't leave his wife. Our client was relieved but upset. He told us he had thrown his girlfriend out and was going to begin his new life without having her.
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