Other Symptoms

If the estate is large and organized crime is involved, the perpetrators will try to discredit the rightful heirs, disrupt and destroy their lives to keep them from fighting back effectively.

In our case these activities spanned between New York and a large southern state.

In addition to destroying your relationship with you loved one, expect a whole range of dirty tricks disguised as bad breaks which may include, but are certainly not limited to:

• Unauthorized intrusions into your home and business, theft and sabotage of business equipment, vehicles and files.
• Staining or slashing of clothing and favorite personal items.

• Telephone and email monitoring, hacking and disruptions.

• Poisoning key business and personal relationships.

• Isolating you from people who can help and support you.

• Computer and business equipment sabotage and destruction.

• Theft of key physical and data files.

• Threats and intimidation.

• Tracking your vehicle movements and organized stalking.

You may find law enforcement agencies are surprisingly non-responsive due to the covert and seemingly benign nature of these crimes. Criminal elements have infiltrated some private contractors that supply law enforcement technology and information systems. The perpetrators have friends within the law enforcement community, they know their and know how they work.

In our case, the level of attention and harassment was way out of proportion to the size of the estate. We believe we were being used as some sort of test or training target for new organized crime recruits.

The perfect crime leaves no evidence a crime has ever been committed. This is their specialty.