SLII: Surveillance, Life Invasion, Intimidation, Interference

Excerpt

• Noticed phone had been moved; started having problems accessing it.
• Several times after changing passcode, screen showed unsuccessful access attempt.
• Planted text message saying he was following me.
• Next day mail was on floor, thrown to ground—person I formerly had a long-term relationship with was unhappy. He had read text.
• Contacted Fairfax County police about illegal phone access.
• Photo: Scattered Mail

Full Narrative

In 2021/2022, I noticed my phone had been moved and started having problems accessing it. Several times, right after I changed the passcode, the screen indicated someone unsuccessfully tried to access my phone. One time I planted a text message saying a person I formerly had a long-term relationship with was following me. The next day my mail was laying on the floor after being thrown to the ground letting me know he was unhappy. He had read my text. I contacted the Fairfax County police letting them know he was illegally accessing my phone. His reaction to the planted message appeared to confirm what I suspected—constant surveillance of my private communications.