| Author | Message | ||
     F22raptor |
I have some cases against the companies that made the chemicals that almost killed me, years from going to court.I have a Private-investigator following me! I verified it with the Mukwongo Police. He has tried to facebook friend me by pretending to be 20yr old girls. I said no. I just want to give a big shout out to him and say HI! You were following my 17 yr old daughter around...She is my only girl and that being said I have some responsibility to protect her. The police say you are a harmless geek. The fact that you ended up were you are in life, my instincts say anything but "Harmless" you may be. This is in by noways a threat, 'k? She is my daughter..Keep that in mind next time you park out in front of my house. And, sir, If you would like to trade places with me and take the 25+ meds a day with the lovely side effects, feel free. Having your abdomen feel like it is still tearing in two from the 5 hack-job surgeries they do to a dying man they hope to bury their mistakes on. Trying to keep a happy face on so your kids can go on with their lives. Nobody will hire a 50 yr old recent double-transplant recipient. I don't work out of my house either, but sometimes I play with my new dog. ••••••••• and go sleep in front of somebody else s house. | ||
| Satori |
Guys like this like to keep to the shadows. They obviously don't like people to know what they look like, because it makes their life difficult. I would counter survey him. When he is out side of your house, walk right up to him and start taking pictures of his car and him, give him a friendly wave. Do the same if you see him around town, track him back to his employer, then start up your own FB page detailing his actions, promote it, get as many likes as you can. Years ago I had a similar situation, I did exactly that, plus since I was friends with most of my neighbors I talked to them and got them involved as far as keeping an eye out, when the guy would go up to my house and start snooping around, he got confronted by neighbors, they also called the cops on him a couple of times. I documented everything. You should to, make sure you have the pictures geotaged. When this happened to me like I said, I counter surveyed him, I followed him home, and watched him, I even caught the guy driving drunk, guess what he now has a dui, it stopped shortly thereafter. Good luck | ||
| Thumper74 |
Bring the pain. Do the same thing, ten fold. I had an issue with drug dealer in front of my house. I made like REALLY difficult for them. I started by taking pictures and making it known that I was watching them. I called the cops every time I saw them, with tag numbers. I followed one home one time, he was dealing white powder (heroine, coke?). I found another was a sales manager at a local metric bike dealer. They eventually stopped coming around. People that don't want to be seen, don't want to be seen. Seeing them ruins their plans. Make it known that you know what he's doing. That you see him. And that you don't appreciate it. | ||
| Thumper74 |
I'd take a weekend off of work to do counter surveillance and annoy the piss out of him if you'd like. No charge, I hate anyone that invades the privacy of others. Send me a message. | ||
| Mr_grumpy |
I 'd just document what you know & see, & keep on doing so. Let him know that you know he's there by all means, but don't hassle the guy unless he becomes truly invasive. The reason being that if you up the stakes the other parties involved may do too, which you don't want. It's a PITA I realise but you need to keep cool on this & think things through. Why is this guy being so obvious? to provoke you into some ill considered action maybe? Or to send you a message? The first thing I'd be doing would be to inform my lawyer. Even if the cops pick the guy up he won't disclose his employer without a court order to do so, meantime they just replace him with somebody else & you're back to square one. |
