Several months ago a lady called the office to say that she believed her husband was cheating. She told us that it all started several months ago. A new woman had started at her husband’s workplace. Given that she started he started staying late and going on business nights out. He gave her a story about it being his duty as a manager to make sure she got the hang of her job. Prior to this woman started he had never worked late or gone in at the weekends. Our client also told us that her husband had lost some weight and was starting to wear smarter clothes to function and even wearing aftershave when he has a beard.
We talked our client via the complete circumstance. We had dates and times of telephone calls and text messages. None with the messages exactly where anything other than function related but our client was confident one thing was going on - women’s intuition. She wanted us to follow her husband from work to see what he was as much as. She wanted two sessions of six hours over a week. We said we would follow him from work and catch him on video and in photographs.
We decided to follow the target on a Tuesday and Thursday night. He left work at the usual time on each nights and headed off to the nearby pub. He met up having a few other individuals from work, including the target woman and they sat about drinking. Men and women started to leave after a couple of rounds of drinks. The only folks from the perform place were our two targets. Once everyone else had left they got a bit closer touching every single other’s legs and smiling at one another. They left as soon as they had finished their drinks. We followed them and they ended up at her address. There was some kissing and cuddling on the doorstep and then they went in. He stayed at the home for about an hour and then went property.
We had video and photos from each days and we compiled a report that we gave to our client. She was satisfied we had enough evidence and she went to see a solicitor.
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