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34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Worked for a law firm that routinely hired PI’s to investigate workers comp claimants. One particular juicy bust involved a guy claiming a major back injury. PI got a whole days video of him doing a roofing job. Hauling big packs of shingles up a ladder, s**t like that. They went to mediation ready to drop the video on this guy when he shows up in a wheelchair being pushed by his twin brother. The PI had been following the twin all day. Fastest check I’ve ever seen written by an insurance company.

caverndiver , Banalities Report

Final score:

746points

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Zophra 2 years ago

This could be a movie...

265points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I hire a private investigator about once a year to give me an update on my stalker, to ensure he’s not looking for me again. It costs a lot of money, but I sleep easier.

Also, stalker is passing of cancer and I feel pretty good about that.

myotheregg , Aniket Suryavanshi Report

Final score:

538points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

It must be terrifying to have a stalker much less one that goes on for years.

240points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My old work did it for an ex senior manager, hoping to ruin him or something (horrible, bitter company).

Anyway, they got all excited about his meeting with a younger woman, drafted up the letters saying they'd expose him etc. All very sordid.

Till they found out it was his daughter he was meeting during her lunch break.

Some people truly only see darkness...

ThanklessTask , bryansblog Report

Final score:

447points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

Looks delicious!

105points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My brother hired a PI against me. And then, when the PI couldn’t find anything, my brother wanted me to reimburse him for hiring the PI. Because “I misled him into thinking I was hiding something when I said I wasn’t hiding anything”

To answer the questions:

it was about money

yes, he is stupid

yes, he believes Qanon

yes, I still have some contact with him because he is the victim of his own stupidity

no, he is not my favorite brother. My other two are amazing

his name is not Dwight Schrute

Pepper_in_my_pants , Andy Wright Report

Final score:

437points

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

You’re doing filial relationships right. My two youngest brothers had a falling out and the youngest one made a decision that the three older kids (all well into adulthood at this point, BTW) had to choose between them. I continued to have a relationship with the other brother because we have so much more in common, and so I haven’t seen or spoken to the youngest in DECADES. Only our mother is exempt. It’s utterly ridiculous.

89points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My Aunt hired a PI because she suspected her husband of cheating on her. The stereotypical "Why does he have to stay at work for so long all of the sudden?" Instead she found out that he stayed at work after he was done so he could play poker and crack a cold one in peace. When she confronted him about it, he got so mad, flying into a rage that he confessed to her how annoying and controlling she actually is. They worked it out, saved their marriage and built a house though.

[deleted] , ActiveSteve Report

Final score:

412points

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Nathaniel 2 years ago

That turned out better than I thought.

227points

Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

Yes, so many ways it could’ve gone wrong

22points

zak 2 years ago

Well that de-escalated quickly.

38points

Stan Chung 2 years ago

rare!

1point

Dellon 2 years ago

Communication is always important, the fact that they were able to work it out is proof of that. Imagine if they were open with each other from the start

19points

Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

YAY! Happy ending!!

6points

Bob Standen 2 years ago

The truth set him free.

2points

Mazer 2 years ago

Kudoes to him for stepping up an speaking his peace!!! Double kudos to her for listening to him and taking his issues to heart

2points

El Dee 2 years ago

Men are usually the ones who will fail to confront a problem in their marriage. Instead they'll deal with it like this ie staying out later to have some time to themselves. If men dealt with the problems rather than avoid them then I think many more marriages would last. NB I'm not saying women don't do this or have other faults. I just think this fault is particularly male, women do other bad stuff instead..

2points

Trash_Panda 2 years ago

Men typically are the avoidant communication style (which is worse than anxious imo) so you are correct.

2points

Cathy Carey 2 years ago

Glad it all worked out; they must really love each other which is super rare these days.

0points

Herb Coleman 2 years ago

Just goes to show that maybe a conversation first might have saved a bit of cash. Just saying.

0points

Asher Tye 2 years ago

Upvoting this for the warm ending.

0points

Karoline Constance Dahl 2 years ago

If he feels the need to lie n drink elsewhere what else is he hiding? Maybe she's "controlling" for a reason which is prob that she knows he can't be trusted

0points

willi santiago 2 years ago

He was lying. That's not how you deal woth relationship problems. He's def TA

0points

Ozymandias73 2 years ago

This should be higher up because of the happier ending

0points

New Everywhere 2 years ago

Kill me. All of the sudden.

0points

Vasana Phong 2 years ago

Reminds me of my fil, I was told after a long day’s work, he just wanted to come home crack open a cold beer, while watching tv, talking to his boys of how school was, but my mil at that time would just nag and nag about everything, so he would just go to the bar and drink before heading home, guess who would be there too and nag and nag

0points

Jason Thomas 2 years ago

Kudos! We all need a little bit of space. That's just human.

0points

YoyoSthlm 2 years ago

That's what he said anyways...

-3points

jennifer kerkow 2 years ago

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Vegetable_soup_0629 , Debra McCraw Report

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group That, as I suspected, my husband (and I use that term loosely) was in fact already married to someone else.

Two wives in two different states and a convenient military job that required him to be “away” (at the other house) a lot.

Hiring the PI saved both of us wives because she was clueless about what was going on.

Final score:

410points

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Don't Look 2 years ago

This one is just like that movie about the airline pilot with the two families in two different states.

106points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My friend hired someone only to find out his wife was just eating out alone in parking lots without him lol

never___nude , Samuel Hansen Report

Final score:

401points

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MarmotArchivist 2 years ago (edited)

Wife turns around mouth covered in mariana sauce. 'it's not what it looks like, I swear!'

255points

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Not me, but the insurance agency I worked for. We got this strange claim about children that were hurt in a frontal collision while the parents filed no claim for themselves. The collision was against a wall.

A few things in their account of the accident didn't check out so the comp agent tasked an investigator.

Investigator found out the parents sat their two children in the backseat with fastened seatbelts, then put a rock on the accelerator pedal to crash the car in the wall and get compensated for their children's injuries. Needless to say, while we did pay for the children's care, parents got no penny and ended having to deal with CPS.

Doumtabarnack , Eric Gravengaard Report

Final score:

388points

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

I hope CPS took their children away and found them caring parents.

335points

#10

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My uncle did this, he found out that his wife was sleeping with their pastor and they found out their pastor was also a drug dealer. It was a crazy couple weeks hearing everything come out.

TR_KingCobrah , WELSTech Podcast Report

Final score:

386points

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

💩 like this makes me happy about being an atheist!

130points

SirNearytheWise , Richard Masoner Report

#11

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Not me but my father-in-law and his sisters hired one because they found out their father had given their oldest sister up for adoption. They were in their 30’s and wanted to find her.

Turns out the PI didn’t need to work too hard because she was an executive at NBC in Florida. Everyone else lives in Canada. I’ve got to meet her a few times and she’s terribly nice.

Final score:

352points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

Awwwww! :-)

82points

#12

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Not me but a friend hired a PI to find out if the PI he originally hired had started to sleep with my friends' wife... Turns out he had XD

looopTools , pxhere Report

Final score:

349points

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Fransçois Ferreira 2 years ago

Sounds like House.

62points

#13

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Friend hired a private investigator to look into her boyfriend who she thought was cheating on her. The dude wasn't cheating, he was plotting his proposal.

aiwooqia , Rodrigues with an S Report

Final score:

318points

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Zophra 2 years ago

Crap. That is not a good beginning for a lifetime of trust.

312points

#14

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My mother hired one against my dad cause she thought the he was cheating. She found out what I've been telling her, and that was that my dad was an overworked guy and was tired of her s**t and just stayed at my brother's house

Bones301 , hiroo yamagata Report

Final score:

315points

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Pilar 2 years ago

Ouch... Burn

91points

#15

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My coworker hired one to track down his first car he ever owned so he could buy it back. Cleanest E28 i've ever seen (in person that is)

mcstanky , Ferrous Büller Report

Final score:

300points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

I would love to do the same.

59points

#16

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I hired one to follow somebody suing me for a knee and hand injury. The PI put motion cameras outside where he lived, one morning he sent me a picture of guy wearing sunglasses asking me if that was him which it was. PI followed him through several red lights at high speed to a park. He then records him smoking pot and playing frisbee golf without limping. The guy he followed walked up to the PI suspicious but he talked his way out of it. PI fee was money well spent, around $400.

Eastern_Award , Cinetics Report

Final score:

299points

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Pilar 2 years ago

Scamming someone is despicable, but if you're going to do it, at least do it right!

90points

#17

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group An affair that my wife had been lying to me about for a year. I got incredibly damning photos that I texted to both of them just after calling my wife on the phone and having her lie to me once more.

Seattle_sucks , Donald West Report

Final score:

241points

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2 years ago

he's smiling in the photo lol

44points

#18

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I hired one once.

He found out my ex was not, in fact, pregnant with my child.

She had just been telling me she was.

Worst six months of my life.

Hirryu , Janine Report

Final score:

241points

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Lulxby 2 years ago

wow. sorry.

80points

#19

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My vindictive aunt hired one to spy on me and the guy found out quite a bit about me, like my dental records and stuff. I mean, I'm a pretty boring person with nothing to hide so the guy didn't find much to use against me.

KamikazeZero , Joel Bez Report

Final score:

239points

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Zophra 2 years ago

"What about those 3 cavities, eh? Not flossing enough?"

283points

NeurotypicalPanda , Veronika Korkushko Report

#20

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group The wedding planner booking our wedding did in fact not make any reservations, and was planning to steal pretty much every penny we gave them (20k) and leave us weddingless.

Final score:

236points

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

Good thing you can sue!

92points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#21

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group That a scummy competitor who ripped off my branding, 90% word for word on business name, copy and graphics had several serious felony charges. Including getting caught red handed robbing someone at gun point by a passing police officer.

grow_guy , Sara Report

Final score:

226points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

What did you do with that information?

58points

#22

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I was looking for a lost family member. I discovered he wasn't living anywhere under his name, he wasn't in jail, and that he hadn't collected his VA benefits.

Turns out he was living homeless on the street, but the PI didn't find that part.

ParameciaAntic , James Abbott Report

Final score:

217points

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Zophra 2 years ago

This is depressing.

100points

#23

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group That the dentist who took six sessions to just ruin my tooth (and drill on a sore nerve) wasn't actually allowed to be a dentist. She immigrated, got covered by the medical practice during her stay, and fled back into her country as soon as she realized she did a mistake. Luckily they found her.

OneGhastlyGhoul , pxhere Report

Final score:

214points

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Littlebunnyfufu 2 years ago

Not everyone knows you can usually look up licensing online. It's worth it to look up the person's license before you go to them. It will show if they are a) actually licensed and b) if they have any complaints against them. It's worth it. Won't catch everything but at least in this case OP would've known she was unlicensed.

82points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#24

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I know no one will see this but... my ex sister in law hired one to get dirt on her oldest brothers ex wife. $8000 later he got information on the wrong person and took pictures of the wrong kids.

OrangeSockMonkey , Dustin Moore Report

Final score:

202points

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Don't Look 2 years ago

Oh wow.

54points

#25

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Not me, but this is kind of a funny one. A friend of my father's hired one to find out whether he was still married or not. He had been separated for many years but wasn't sure whether his ex had ever actually divorced him. (Sounds strange to me too, but that's how I heard it.) He needed to know because he wanted to remarry.

So what did he find out? That she had in fact divorced him, and also passed away. So no worries on that front.

NuderWorldOrder , Stan Wiechers Report

Final score:

197points

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Don't Look 2 years ago

This is actually the brunt - if I’m not mistaken - of what PIs do. Boring civil work.

88points

#26

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My father in law has been calling a woman who’s identity was a lie; she’s been using false IDs and is actually a cult guru.

I hoped exposing this info to my father in law would help him « rethink » his allegiances (he’s cutting off ties with his entire family to be with the cult). It didn’t, sadly. He was surprised when we revealed the info, though.

My_reddit_account_v3 , KOMUnews Report

Final score:

191points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

Well that's sad but can't wait for the documentary.

132points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#27

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Had one used against me (thanks current father-in-law). He found out that I was seriously a desperately boring person. Aside from my boring work and education history, he learned of two of my exes and the fact that they were pretty boring too (though one sadly, struggled with an eating disorder). I don’t think he knew what, “yeah, yak played world of Warcraft with his last ex... a lot...” meant, but yeah... he learned I was adopted and had grown up with a very nice pair of parents (non-bio... obviously).

You know, until this second, I assumed he had wasted his money, and ended up with literally no interesting info. I’m kinda curious if the guy found out about my bio parents... and wonder if that colored his view of me...

The_Best_Yak_Ever , Wolfgang Report

Final score:

182points

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Jane Jane 2 years ago

This could end up benefitting you!

48points

#28

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My parents hired one because my piano teacher promised to make a recording of me playing piano, my parents gave him a down payment for recording equipment and then he peaced out. The PI found out that the piano teacher never went to the music school he claimed, had done this to at least 5 other families, he didn't work for the recording studio he claimed to and he didn't even live in New York as he said he did. I would have to ask my parents if there was anything else they found out and kept from me.

angelkely1213 , L. R. Padgett Report

Final score:

168points

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Pilar 2 years ago

But, the important question is, you parents were able to get their money back? If not, the lots even more paying the PI 😕

55points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#29

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group I've hired them for incredibly boring reasons. I work as a lawyer, and occasionally I'll need a document from a courthouse that's too far away for me to just go there and pick it up. Occasionally the courthouse staff will refuse to make copies and mail them to me. So I've hired a few PIs to pick up what I needed.

SuzannaMcglothin , peggydavis66 Report

Final score:

165points

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Roadkill The Brave 2 years ago

This would be a perfect opportunity to turn boring into fun - Mission Impossible style. Are they really just going to the court to pick up papers? Or are they actually on a top secrete mission to uncover information about the towns founders and what hidden secrets they buried in cemetery plot 4355?

93points

#30

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group Not me, but my former boss. She hired a PI to investigate a guy from my country who she was dating online. All the birthday cards, little gifts, and little etceteras she sent him never reached him, because as it turned out, he never gave her his real name. She finally had enough and hired a PI. Guy was married and he lived further away from where he said he was located

yesnyenye , yue Report

Final score:

151points

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M 2 years ago

People really have money to waist.. hiring PI to spy on online date? Wouldn't it be easier just to let it go all together?

62points

#31

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My dad used one on my mom when they got a divorce since she was doing some really shady things, and she used one on him because she was paranoid.

My dad found out that my mom had gotten a 25 year old boyfriend. He also found out I was gay since he was dipping into other sources and found out a school boards chairperson had a daughter I was involved with.

My mom found nothing on my dad- except his double life as a baseball little league coach one town over. In about a year they completely separated.

beckabunss , pxhere Report

Final score:

144points

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Nikki Hilton 2 years ago

Tell us more about the double life as a little league coach.

145points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#32

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group That the guy I sold my car to and who then got me 3 speeding tickets before I could change the details over doesn't keep his address up to date and moves roughly every 6 months...

shadesofgray029 , Richard Schatzberger Report

Final score:

134points

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Nikki Hilton 2 years ago

You should have reported it stolen after the first speeding ticket.

107points

#33

That my wife was actually not cheating on me with my sons little league coach. Cost me over 5 thousand to figure that one out.

KNOXHARRlNGTON , pxhere Report

Final score:

127points

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Shawn Brooks 2 years ago

If you're at the point of doing something like this your marriage is already over.

95points

#34

34 Wild, Unexpected Or Underwhelming Discoveries Made By Private Investigators, As Shared In This Online Group My wife was planning a surprise birthday party

Trey-flop , Steven Saus Report

Final score:

116points

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Don't Look 2 years ago

And you were suspicious or what?

50points

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DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

How do people even have the energy to lead a double life? It’s all I can do to keep up with my single one.

49points

RafCo 2 years ago

Or money? Seriously. One family is expensive enough.

0points

Rose the Cook 2 years ago

Too trusting brother in law refused family advice to hire a PI to check out his daughter's future husband who was behaving oddly. He could have saved his daughter and granddaughter much pain if he had. Seems the girl's intended hoped to inherit a lot of money from his uncle who suspected he was gay, so imposed a condition that he must marry and produce a child in order to inherit. In time uncle passed away and he inherited then disappeared never to be heard from again leaving a lovely young woman to raise her daughter with only her parents to help financially.

24points

No you can't have my name 2 years ago

Too bad the condition was only for him to marry and act as a sperm donor.

14points

Agatha Christie 2 years ago

That's what the hateful, shameful and greedy will do: leave innocent people in their wake.

8points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Wouldn't he legally be required to pay alimony for the daughter?

0points

Lori Sandoval 2 years ago

Would a PI have been able to discover his real intent? They can't read minds and I doubt they could access a will before it went into probate. I suppose they could have found evidence that he was gay.

0points

Nikole 2 years ago

I worked for a detective agency for a few years. It's mainly process serving (which can involve tracking someone down using skip traces). And then filing the servers' affidavits at the courthouse. Exciting! The servers had some messed up stories though.

13points

Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago

Tell us more about the stories. ☺️ I have some curiosity.

3points

Suz66 2 years ago

My ex hired a PI to spy on me. I was receiving alimony (I was severely disabled when we divorced. I retired and my health became more stable but not great.) Ex wanted to stop the alimony. The attorney sent me the PI report. It was over an inch thick. He had photos of the house and my car, etc. He had photos of me from social media, etc. He must've paid tens of thousands! It would have cost me $12,000 to fight. I needed him to sign a pension form for years. He wouldn't sign it because his atty didn't understand it. My now husband explained it to him. I dropped the alimony in exchange for the pension form signed. All that money he spent is way more than a year of alimony. I didn't need it and I finally got my form signed!

2points

Julia French 2 years ago

Knew a woman hired one to find her adult son who went to Mexico & cut communication with her. PI came back saying he couldn't find him. a decade or so later son returns, with his familly, and says yeah i paid the PI more to tell you nothing.

1point

RafCo 2 years ago

I knew a POS who had zero contact with his son. Then the boy and mother were hit by a drunk driver and the boy, 6, was killed instantly, the mother was left with severe brain damage. Her parents sued the driver for damages, and for continued care of their daughter, and won a huge amount. The POS father, sued the maternal grandparents for custody of their daughter, so he could claim the money. Hired a PI to dig up dirt on the whole family. The PI only discovered that the POS I knew never made any of the ordered child support payments.

1point

Eva Sawyer 2 years ago

My husband's ex wife hired someone to dig into every bit of my life/finances. Imagine her surprise when the judge told her that MY income is not considered for the purposes of child support! And even after that she wouldn't let it go....

1point

nope nope nope 2 years ago

My husband broke contact with his parents two years into our marriage. They REFUSED to believe that we had relocated to live near my brother because I needed to get away from my abusive family. They thought I was "controlling" even though it was my husband's idea to leave because on top of my trauma we were just sick of the uneducated American south. What did they find out? Oh, that my oldest sister accuses everyone she dates of abuse, that she's labeled a "vindictive reporter" by social services because she will try to have kids taken away from anyone who upsets her, and that my dad can't legally own firearms because he threatened my mom with one to her head in the 70s when they were split up. Also discovered that my dad had been investigated for rape SEVEN TIMES! Needless to say but they believe my horror stories now. Though they still can't understand why my husband and I have chosen to adopt our children.Sorry, folks, my bloodline is broken. Ted Bundy could be hiding in my DNA. No!

1point

James Suttle 2 years ago

Loved the stock images in this list - most of which had nothing to do with the accompanying story

1point

Karen Lyon 2 years ago

When I was 26, a woman who was a good friend of both my parents called, asking for my Dad. He wasn't home, and the message was to tell him Helen called, but that Mom was not to know. My poor Dad, when I passed this on to him, the first words were, "It's not what you think." LOL. Their 25th anniversary was coming up, and he wanted to buy her a nice diamond ring for the occasion, and Helen was helping him pick it out. My parents married young, while he was in school, her engagement ring had been cheap. It had fallen apart years before, Dad wanted to make up for it. The funny thing, a few days later, Mom asked me if I thought getting HIM a ring for their 25th was a nice idea. I endorsed that as hard as I could without giving anything away. Watching them open those boxes on that anniversary is one of the best memories my sister and I have (she was the only one I told.) If they'd been checking up on each other, all that would have been ruined.

0points

Evelyn Haskins 2 years ago

NEVER plan a surprise party, HOW very very rude!!!

0points

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DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

How do people even have the energy to lead a double life? It’s all I can do to keep up with my single one.

49points

RafCo 2 years ago

Or money? Seriously. One family is expensive enough.

0points

Rose the Cook 2 years ago

24points

No you can't have my name 2 years ago

Too bad the condition was only for him to marry and act as a sperm donor.

14points

Agatha Christie 2 years ago

That's what the hateful, shameful and greedy will do: leave innocent people in their wake.

8points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Wouldn't he legally be required to pay alimony for the daughter?

0points

Lori Sandoval 2 years ago

0points

Nikole 2 years ago

13points

Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago

Tell us more about the stories. ☺️ I have some curiosity.

3points