A must have new book by Journalist Rita Watson & Private Eye Bill Mitchell

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You’ve been dating for two years and your cell phone calls go unanswered.
You met him online and really liked him, but something doesn’t feel right.
You married him ten years ago and you have a funny feeling inside.
You believe in “happily ever after” but sleepless nights are wearing you down because:

• Too many days go by when your calls go unanswered.
• His meetings are running into the evening on a regular basis.
• The passion is missing and the distance between you is growing.

Sad to say, even marriages “made in heaven” are sometimes complicated by infidelity.

The choice is yours

Right now you may be wondering whether you should stay in your relationship or marriage and be forgiving or leave.
Right now you may be wondering how to find out if the man behind the computer screen is who he claims to be.
This book will help you to learn the truth.

Infidelity – fact and fiction

We all know someone who has a cheating spouse, but gossip does not make an epidemic.
Through this book you will come to see from actual case file stories and interviews with nationally respected authorities – powerful facts about marriage and thoughtfully designed action plans.

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What is the truth?

Internet hype suggests that men everywhere are cheating every minute of the day. While it is difficult to come by definitive numbers, we are relying on information gleaned from experts analyzing the largest body of data gathered in the US, the General Social Survey (GSS) which says that infidelity is low.

But if you are the victim of infidelity – it can be emotionally devastating.

This book will help you make the right choice

The goal of this book is to help you make an informed decision based on the facts rather than on suspicion. Through stories and resources, our wish is to help you:

• Separate fact from fiction
• Identify danger points in your marriage
• Save your marriage through forgiveness or end it with integrity

Stop the sadness. End the turmoil. Learn the truth. Take control. And then decide to stay in the marriage or relationship with integrity or leave with dignity.


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Life is short, Investigate an affair

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LIFE IS SHORT, INVESTIGATE AN AFFAIR!

Credit card statements for restaurants you’ve never been to. Phone bills with unexplained long-distance calls. Trips to “the barber” that take…hours? The signs may be subtle or suddenly knock you over with the realization that your partner or husband could be cheating on you. What do you do now? Find out for sure! Bill Mitchell’s new book, The More You Know--Getting the Evidence and Support You Need to Investigate a Troubled Relationship is a supportive, step-by-step guide that could save your marriage.

“If you suspect, even just a little,” says Mitchell, “that your partner or husband may be cheating on you, you’re living a life of doubt and suspicion that can eat away at you. Any form of adultery puts your life on hold and your finances at risk. You owe it to yourself to find out for sure.”

Mitchell, the “7-Day Detective,” helps you get results in as little as one week.

A licensed private investigator with four decades of experience, he cares about his clients. He helps his clients successfully cope with the reality of infidelity. “What I do in my practice and what I have designed this book to do,” says Mitchell, “is empower women to make decisions, based on fact, that are best for them.”

Whether your partner is starting to wander off or involved in a full-blown affair, it’s better to find out sooner rather than later--and on your terms. Mitchell’s book helps you stay in control, pace yourself, and get the proof you need through an easy, step-by-step action plan.

Mitchell and his work have been featured on the Fox News, Today Show, The Early Show, and Dr. Phil Show. He is heralded by the national media—Ladies Home Journal, Baltimore Sun, Esquire, Chicago Tribune, and more--for his cutting edge and compassionate approach to the crisis of adultery. Mitchell quickly uncovers the truth, wins courtroom decisions, brings closure, and rebuilds lives. The More You Know shows readers how to get the same breakthrough results with the techniques he uses every day.

If you’re living with the pain of not knowing, Mitchell shows you exactly how to quickly take charge of the situation and your life. You’ll learn: what relationships are most at risk, the eight most common warning signs, what to do first and why, insider techniques, investigative strategies that get answers, and--most importantly--how to recover emotionally, financially, and socially.

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Copyright 2012 Bill Mitchell, PI

Infidelity and Marriage - Deal Breaker or Wake-Up Call?

Coming Soon this month!

 Co-author Rita Watson, Journalist and Bill Mitchell, Private Eye pen this new project. Infidelity and marriage is always controversial. Decisions must be made - but when and why is divorce the right choice?

Rita and Bill explore facts, surveys, trends and much more in this timely release. More details are on the way. 

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7 Legitimate Motives for Spying

This article by Dr. Huizenga - The Infidelity Coach conveys truth and insights rarely found by uncredentialed experts. I have known Dr. Bob for many years and always valued his keen ability to convey timely and resourceful help. He wrote:

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Should you spy on your cheating husband or wife? You believe you see signs of a cheating spouse. The need to know whether your spouse is cheating and EXACTLY what kind of cheating is taking place is often strong. There are a number of reasons why the drive to spy is powerful. Here are seven:

1. Trust is a big reason, not of your partner, but yourself. Probably for some time you have sensed something is different or questioned the change of behavior in your partner. Perhaps you confronted your cheating husband or cheating wife and it was met with denial. This created a huge dilemma for you because a part of you was screaming, Hey, this doesn't fit! I don't believe it! To deny this part of you, which KNOWS the truth, creates a tremendous internal turmoil. If the truth as you suspect it is confirmed, you can take a deep breath and at least know that you can trust yourself. You are NOT CRAZY! Spying is a way to confirm your suspicions and trust more fully your gut feelings.

2. Spying on cheating husbands or cheating wives often helps the person feel connected to the partner who seems to be steadily moving away. It is a way of maintaining contact and having some sort of connection to this stranger who once was well known. Isn't it like the game of hide-and-seek we used to play as children? Sometimes there, sometimes gone. At least it is a game, and a game is at least some contact, some involvement. You miss the connection and try to find someway to maintain the ties.

3. Spying on a cheating spouse may be an honest attempt to bring resolution to the relationship. You want to know the truth. You sense something does not fit. You suspect there is a breach of something. You want to know what you are up against. You are not willing to stand pat and wait. You are a person of action. You want some sort of movement. You want to get on with the relationship. You want to get on with your life. You know that it is difficult maintaining your sanity when there might be this huge elephant that no one is talking about. You want to know the truth, face the truth, deal with the truth and be free.

4. Cheating husbands or cheating wives often, unfortunately, lead to the demise of marital relationships. If you strongly suspect this to be true for your situation you will want to protect yourself legally. If there is betrayal, lying and deception regarding a third party, other forms of deception may exist financially or in other areas of the relationship. Having "evidence" does have some impact in some court systems. Whether you need to protect yourself legally depends on the kind of affair facing you and the character of your spouse. Please read through my "7 Reasons For an Affair" to determine the situation that faces you. If your spouse is someone who can't say no, doesn't want to say no or is acting out rage, please make sure to take protective steps.

5. You may want to protect yourself medically if you suspect you have a cheating husband or wife. You might be concerned about sexually transmitted diseases. Your health may be at stake. And, of course, you need to know. Shame, guilt or self-absorption may be so powerful in your partner that it gets in the way of responsibly informing you of the medical dangers when another partner is sexually brought into your relationship.

6. Seeing signs of a cheating spouse often mean secrets. Secrets are work! There is not much written about the impact of a secret in a relationship, but believe me, in over two decades of working with strained relationships day in and day out, keeping a secret has a powerful impact. It is the proverbial elephant sitting in the room that no one dare talk about. People take extraordinary measures to tip toe around it, but it IS there. Emotionally, you can't miss it. Secrets are a drain. If the secret persists, its impact is felt in subtle but insidious ways. People become physically ill, sometimes seriously so. People become depressed. People start doing crazy things. Children start acting out, stop achieving, become listless or exhibit a host of other symptoms. Children, or the next generation, often carry the emotional load. You want to spy because you don't want to live with a secret. You want to discover the truth. You want to feel the freeing power of the exposed secret and the opportunity it offers for healing, resolution, a rich relationship and a productive life.

7. Some of us like drama. Soap opera scenarios and adrenaline based lives are a hallmark of our society. We get juiced or pumped up entering into emotional relational triangles that offer intrigue. Without adrenaline, life seems boring or mundane. Perhaps an unspoken reason for an affair may be to fan the fire? Or, you may spy on your cheating spouse to keep the sense of being alive a part of your life.

 
 
Bill Mitchell, 7-Day Detective
Infidelity Expert and Investigator
Greenville Private Investigator

New ‘infidelity’ report reveals the truth about the affair

New ‘infidelity’ report reveals the truth about the affair


Wednesday, 28 April 2010



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• Men who believe in love at first sight are three times more likely to cheat

• One in five people admitted to an infidelity in a previous relationship

• Men who cheat once are more likely to cheat twice

• Baby Boomers more likely to be unfaithful than their children

• Monogamy is still expected, but more than half are willing to forgive an infidelity



Men who believe in ‘love at first sight’ and ‘instant chemistry' are three times more prone to infidelity in their next relationship than men who take at least two weeks to fall in love, according to a new report by PARSHIP – Europe’s largest scientifically-based online dating service.



In a survey of 5,000 single men and women currently looking for a serious relationship, one in five people admitted to infidelity in a previous relationship, even though nine out of ten singles expect sexual fidelity from their next relationship. Men with a tendency to stray are also much more prone to multiple affairs than women, clocking up an average of 3.4 infidelities compared to women’s average of 1.2 affairs.



ADDICTED TO ROMANCE: men who believe in love at first sight are three times more likely to cheat. For the majority of single people – 75% of men and 80% of women – it takes at least five dates over several weeks to decide if they want to start a relationship. The remaining 25% of men and 20% women believe in the chemistry of instant attraction; these people – particularly men – are also three times more likely to be unfaithful: 42% of men who believe in love at first sight had been unfaithful in a previous relationship, compared to just 14% of men who preferred to wait.



Furthermore, men who value regular sex are more than twice as likely to cheat: 34% of them have strayed in a relationship, compared to just 13% of the men who put little priority on regular sex.



Dr Nafsika Thalassis, PARSHIP’s singles coach: commented:

“This survey indicates that there is a close relationship between infidelity and impulsiveness. Men who consider themselves ’in love' within minutes of meeting someone are likely to fall in love rather frequently -- even when they are already in a relationship. It is also likely that such men interpret attraction and love as more or less the same thing. This means that, when they meet an attractive stranger, they are prone to telling themselves: 'I have fallen in love … I haven't felt that way about my partner in years … I have to try this out', rather than the more cautious: 'I find this person exceptionally attractive, but I love my partner, therefore I won’t pursue things'. Of course, after a while, the new relationship may lose its lustre and these men may rediscover their feelings for their wife … until the next time."



MULTIPLE INFIDELITIES: men who cheat once more likely to cheat twice. It appears that men are twice as likely as women to commit multiple infidelities whilst in a relationship. Of the 22% of men who admitted to infidelity, 67% confessed to two or more affairs, while 14% had been unfaithful on at least ten different occasions. Of the 20% of women who admitted to a previous indiscretion in a relationship, the majority (60%) said they had been unfaithful just once, with 22% admitting to twice and 16% to three times or more. Just 5% admitted to being unfaithful on at least ten separate occasions.



GENERATION Y VS. THE BABY BOOMERS: people in their 20s more monogamous than their parents. It seems that baby boomers (people now aged 50+) are much more likely to have been unfaithful in a previous relationship than Generation Y, the under 30s. On average, one in five (27%) of men and women over 50 have committed at least one infidelity in a previous relationship, whereas just 16% of twentysomethings admitted to being unfaithful -- even though they’ve already stacked up a higher number of serious relationships than their seniors: an average of 2.74 by their 30th birthday, compared to the over-50s’ lower average of 2.27 relationships over their much longer adulthood.



MONOGAMY IN A NEW RELATIONSHIP IS STILL EXPECTED: While over half of men (56%) and 71% of women say absolute sexual fidelity is a must, one in five people (an equal number of men and women) believe it’s more important to make an effort to be faithful. However, 12% of men believe that, as long as you love someone, physical fidelity isn’t that important; try telling that to the girls – just 5% of women are of a similar opinion. 6% of the people polled said that flings should be expected in long-term relationships and that demanding absolute fidelity is a possessive way of thinking.



DEALING WITH THE AFTERMATH OF AN INFIDELITY: Although many people claim their relationship would not survive an affair, in reality people are more willing to try and resolve relationship problems rather than simply walk away. While one third of people say an affair can never be forgiven or overcome, regardless of the situation, 22% of men and just 6% of women said they might be able to forgive a one-off fling with no deeper feelings involved. Nearly half (45%) of men and women thought that, if, following a long separation, both people realised they still really wanted to be together, and if they were able to forgive and forget, then it might work.



ABOUT PARSHIP



PARSHIP was the first online dating service in Europe to use a unique scientific compatibility test to match men and women in search of a serious relationship. Created by Hamburg University and based on 40 years of scientific research, the PARSHIP compatibility test matches people who share similar and complementary personality and character traits – the requirements for a harmonious relationship.



Research suggests that people are twice as likely to establish a lasting relationship with PARSHIP's help than with any other method; 38% of its members say they have met someone special through the service.



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For Further information, please contact Penny Lukats on 01895 256733 or 07775 992350 or email penny.lukats@parship.com or investigate@7daydetective.com



About the survey



To establish men and women’s behaviour in previous relationships, PARSHIP surveyed a random sample of 5,000 of its members in March 2010 The respondents were aged between 18 and 70, split equally between male and female, and based in the UK & Ireland and mainland Western Europe.

Tips on Selecting a Reputable Private Investigator

Tips on Selecting a Reputable Private Investigator


Wednesday, April 21, 2010

posted by Frank Stevens

This article is meant to provide advice on how to select a qualified private investigator and how to ensure that they are reliable. The most common misconception is that private detectives can usually be found hiding in bushes or hanging out in nightclubs and all-night diners. Modern-day investigators don’t reflect their Hollywood characters.


In order to remain inconspicuous, private detectives always dress accordingly and use props that enable them to blend in with their surroundings. A good detective will have the ability to quickly adapt to a specific environment, or engage an associate who may be better suited for the task.

An experienced private detective can provide a broad array of services. Many detective agencies in today’s society specialize in providing computer-based research such as locating debtors (skip-tracing). They also may specialize in conducting pre-employment and pre-marital checks, identifying hidden or moved assets (think late on the payments for the jet ski), and criminal background checks. Private investigators are routinely engaged in domestic cases. They may also work undercover (such as in a corporate environment) or provide assistance in criminal defense. Although an imaginative investigator can offer services unknown and unlearned to the average American, new technologies such as GPS allow anyone to conduct surveillance to determine the whereabouts of any individual at any moment in time.


Most private investigators are experienced in the art of surveillance. With today’s technology it is expected that investigators record video footage of their targets. Parents wanting their teens observed on prom night and other social occasions; suspected acts of infidelity; and investigations of an alleged unfit parent during a custody battle are but a few examples where surveillance can be required. Private investigators regularly conduct surveillance on insurance claimants to determine the legitimacy of an injury or to ensure that the applicant is not working while drawing benefits. Quality video or photo evidence can make or break legal work further down the process, making it worthwhile to everyone involved. Depending on the type of practice, most trial attorneys will ultimately need an investigator to conduct some sort of surveillance on an opposing party.

To begin your search, depending on your jurisdiction, start by checking on credentials. Private detectives are trained, licensed, educated, and regulated in many different ways depending on the state. Surprisingly, states still exist that do not require an investigator to obtain a license or work under regulations. If your state has a licensing agency, contact them for research in order to ensure that the individual (or company) is certified and has no complaints with that department. By asking a few simple questions, you may be able to avoid possible legal or ethical issues later.

Once you have narrowed down your list of possibilities, contact all the necessary state, county, or city agencies to inquire (or verify) that an individual or company has an up-to-date business license. Don’t forget to check under both the company and the individual’s names since a business license could be applied for and modified rather easily. A business license will tell you when the company was formed, it’s structure (a corporation or a partnership), and who its officers are. Cross-reference any names listed with the state’s listing of licensed investigators to create a list of all individuals who are licensed by that company. Even better, if the company is incorporated, contact your secretary of state’s office to inquire as to its status there.

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Are You Getting Your Money's Worth with a Private Investigator?

Published March 16, 2010 by:

Mary Clare Houghes

When I think of a private detective or investigator, what usually comes to mind is Columbo, or a disheveled little man wearing a wrinkled, khaki trench coat, with worn shoes, and in desperate need of a haircut. This stereotypical description could not be further from the truth, and I would like to share some factual information regarding the licenser of, services provided, and average costs of retaining today's private investigator (PI).

You might be wondering why anyone would feel compelled to need to hire a "private eye?" There are hundreds of reasons, and the top types of cases in the Madison, Wisconsin area are adultery and infidelity(marital), child support, visitation, and custody, unfaithful or cheating mate(non-marital), stalking or harassment, birth parent location, adopted child location, domestic, criminal, and eavesdropping detection investigations. Overall, you can pretty much hire a private detective to research any concern that you may have, as long as it’s legal.

For many, especially in our failing economy, hiring a detective is just not a feasible option. Monthly financial obligations keep the majority of Americans living paycheck to paycheck. Mortgage, utility, cell phone, credit card, child care and/or support, and grocery bills leave most of us scrambling just to make ends meet. However, if you have the means, and have personal issues that you are unable to resolve on your own, help is available. The rate for retaining a PI varies, and really depends on what type of service(s) you require, and which agency you choose. The typical PI rate ranges from $60.00 to $250.00 per hour, along with an additional mileage fee of 20 to 75 cents per mile. There are some agencies that offer all inclusive rate plans for certain types of cases. For example, the agency may offer 2 eight hour investigative days for an all inclusive fee of $1200.00. This includes mileage and travel time, and ensures a set fee. If you are planning on hiring a PI, Make sure to ask your agency if they offer such a plan.

OK. You have decided to hire a private detective because you suspect that your spouse is having an extra-marital affair. Be sure to do your homework before choosing a reputable PI. Be careful not to ask neighbors, co-workers, or even friends to recommend someone, as they could accidentally tip off your spouse regarding your plans. The best way is to set-up some interviews with several agencies, ask questions, and follow these tips to ensure the best outcome.

Make sure that the PI is licensed and bonded

Most states require that anyone employed in the practice of investigation be licensed, and being bonded in usually a requirement to get a PI license. Ask to see a copy of the license, and if they are unable to produce it, or say that they are not required to have one, keep looking. Steer clear of Internet companies as well. These are completely unregulated, and most of these online "investigators" do nothing more than perform background checks from public information databases.

Make sure that the PI is experienced

Many PIs have military, law enforcement, intelligence, or specialized experience (in finances, security, etc.). When you interview the candidate, ask questions about their qualifications, and what types of cases they have experience with. Bottom line: the PI should be an experienced surveillance expert.

Make sure the PI is insured

When you hire a PI, they are working for you. If they caused damage to property, or were injured while working on your case, they need to have adequate insurance to cover all losses.

Always get a signed contract

Be sure that your PI provides you with a written contract, specifying your reason for hiring the PI, and what services you will receive. If the PI refuses to work under contract, keep looking.

OK. You hired your PI, and he or she confirms that your spouse is having that extra-marital affair. You confront your significant other, and they confess. You both attempt marriage counseling (unsuccessfully), and decide to go your separate ways. A year later, you meet the love of your life, and life is grand. Was hiring a PI worth the money? In your case, absolutely. Is this the case for everyone? Probably not. It is a personal and subjective question, and the answer will revolve around the outcome of each person's experience (Advanced Surveillance Group, Inc., 2010).

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Greenville SC Private Investigator Bill Mitchell

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You may recognize private investigator Bill Mitchell from his appearances on network TV shows such as Dr. Phil, CBS' The Early Show, Today Show on NBC, Hannity & Colmes, Fox News, or one of his many radio interviews. He is also known as The 7-Day Detective because of his ability to collect valuable information and evidence in just one week. He has taken his more than 4 decades of experience as a private investigator and security expert to write The More You Know - Getting the evidence and support you need to investigate a troubled relationship which has become the book that other investigators use as their guide when working for their clients! If you ready to get answers after seeing many of the warning signs explored in detail by infidelity expert Bill Mitchell learn more now:

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Valentine's Day blues turn up receipts and charge cards

With Valentine's Day just past evidence of an affair could be found in the circular file if you check. Cheating spouses leave trails. Some more blatantly then others and its now a perfect time for discovery. For decades now, private investigator Bill Mitchell has recommended spouses take the time to screen their waste receptacles. Envelopes, cards, receipts, wrappers and the much more incriminating evidence has surfaced. In a few days or weeks, bank and charge statements will reflect indiscretions or valuable information.


"And what should you do if stumble upon damning information?" asks Bill Mitchell. "The best policy is first protecting what you found, secure it in a safe place, and then decide on your next move. Confrontation is out of the question. Build your case, consider legal action or marriage counseling but refrain from waging war over a receipt." says Mitchell.

Holidays present very unique opportunities for discovery and Valentine's Day is froth with a variety of clues. "Cheating spouses will never confess unless you have hard proof. They always deny unless you can supply the facts." adds Mitchell.

 
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Phone: 864 329-0530
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About Bill Mitchell

Infidelity expert Bill Mitchell is a veteran Private Investigator and President of Mitchell Reports Investigations, LLC. He is author of The More You Know – Getting the evidence and support you need to investigate a troubled relationship, which reveals how to spot a cheater, how to garner proof, create favorable demands and leverage, win negotiations and get immediate closure - all in as little as one week. Bill Mitchell has caught more than two thousand domestic cases where proof demanded a verdict.

Frequently called on by the media to comment on infidelity issues in the news, Bill has been quoted in New York Daily News, the New York Post, the Chicago Tribune, Esquire, Ladies Home Journal On-line, Baltimore Sun, Divorce360.com and numerous other print and online media.

Bill has been a guest on Dr. Phil, The Today Show, The Early Show, Fox News and over 100 other radio and TV talk shows in the United States and abroad.

To interview infidelity expert Bill Mitchell, or have him speak to your organization or conduct an infidelity seminar for your group, call 864-329-0530 or e-mail mitchellreports@bellsouth.netet.

About Mitchell Reports Investigations, LLC

When it comes time to evaluating your investigative needs, Mitchell Reports is Upstate’s most capable investigative firm. Mitchell Reports provides special and confidential investigative services to business, industry, law and accounting firms, banks, brokerage and investment houses, insurance companies and individuals.

Our Investigative Services include:

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Leaving your spouse in the rear view mirror

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"When do you know it is time to pack your bags, fill the moving truck and
bolt?" asks private investigator Bill Mitchell author of The More You Know - Getting the evidence and support you need to investigate a troubled relationship.

The decision to leave is never clearer than when a half-hearted confession is made. "When South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford uttered the description of the other woman as "soul mate" it was a clear message of intent. It would appear he had no plans to rebuild his marriage" says Mitchell.

"Confessions must be all or nothing. When the message contains ambiguity, it's time to plan an exit strategy." adds Mitchell. "This ugly state of affairs backs victims into a corner."

On one hand, the pressure to rebuild a troubled relationship is enormous more than ever when children, finances, and logistics factor into the equation. Choosing to make tracks should never be easier when the cheating spouse is unwilling to sever connections with the "other person."

Such is the case with Mark Sanford whose statements left that nagging doubt concerning future loyalty to his wife.

"Ms. Jenny Sanford, now author of Staying True, seems to me she made the right choice" says Mitchell.

"One observation is evident; Jenny Sanford reacted with a sense of purpose and rational clarity. And more injured spouses can learn a lesson from her resolve. She did what she believed was best when confronted by adultery. "adds Mitchell.

Unlike Jenny Sanford, whose finances enabled her pressing reaction to leave him, most women are often trapped economically and many instances have to "tough it out".

With so many high profile examples recently, the motivation to leave your spouse will, by and large, depend on how the offender reacts when exposed.

The responsibility to rebuild a broken heart rests upon the unfaithful partner.

They alone must make the effort to seek forgiveness, agree to boundaries, and turn a new leaf. "Otherwise, fill up the tank, pack your bags and never look back" concludes Mitchell.

Mitchell advises "Think of the consequences; think twice about cheating on your spouse."


Bill Mitchell, BA, LPI
Infidelity Expert, Author and Private Investigator
Mitchell Reports Investigations, LLC
2131 Woodruff Road, Suite 2100-299
Greenville, SC 29607
Phone: 864 329-0530
Fax: 864 329-0531
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Contact Bill Mitchell

About Bill Mitchell:

Infidelity expert Bill Mitchell is a veteran Private Investigator and
President of Mitchell Reports Investigations, LLC. He is author of The More
You Know - Getting the evidence and support you need to investigate a troubled relationship, which reveals how to spot a cheater, how to garner proof, create favorable demands and leverage, win negotiations and get immediate closure - all in as little as one week. Bill Mitchell has caught more than two thousand domestic cases where proof demanded a verdict.

Frequently called on by the media to comment on infidelity issues in the news, Bill has been quoted in New York Daily News, the New York Post, the Chicago Tribune, Esquire, Ladies Home Journal On-line, Baltimore Sun, Divorce360.com and numerous other print and online media.

Bill has been a guest on Dr. Phil, Fox News, The Today Show, The Early Show,  and over 100 other radio and TV talk shows in the United States and abroad.

To interview infidelity expert Bill Mitchell, or have him speak to your
organization or conduct an infidelity seminar for your group, call
864-329-0530 or e-mail bill@7daydetective.com.

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February always brings to light a few things; tax season and romance. It's the month to really keep an eye open on behavior.

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The #1 threat to your marriage might be sitting right in front of you

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Credit card statements for restaurants you’ve never been to. Phone bills with unexplained long-distance calls. Trips to “the barber” that take…hours? The signs may be subtle or suddenly knock you over with the realization that your partner or husband could be cheating on you. What do you do now? Find out for sure! Bill Mitchell’s new book, The More You Know--Getting the Evidence and Support You Need to Investigate a Troubled Relationship is a supportive, step-by-step guide that could save your marriage.

“If you suspect, even just a little,” says Mitchell, “that your partner or husband may be cheating on you, you’re living a life of doubt and suspicion that can eat away at you. Any form of adultery puts your life on hold and your finances at risk. You owe it to yourself to find out for sure.”

Mitchell, the “7-Day Detective,” helps you get results in as little as one week.

A licensed private investigator with three decades of experience, he cares about his clients. He helps his clients successfully cope with the reality of infidelity. “What I do in my practice and what I have designed this book to do,” says Mitchell, “is empower women to make decisions, based on fact, that are best for them.”

Whether your partner is starting to wander off or involved in a full-blown affair, it’s better to find out sooner rather than later--and on your terms. Mitchell’s book helps you stay in control, pace yourself, and get the proof you need through an easy, step-by-step action plan.

Mitchell and his work have been featured on the Fox News, Today Show, The Early Show, and Dr. Phil Show. He is heralded by the national media—Ladies Home Journal, Baltimore Sun, Esquire, Chicago Tribune, and more--for his cutting edge and compassionate approach to the crisis of adultery. Mitchell quickly uncovers the truth, wins courtroom decisions, brings closure, and rebuilds lives. The More You Know shows readers how to get the same breakthrough results with the techniques he uses every day.

If you’re living with the pain of not knowing, Mitchell shows you exactly how to quickly take charge of the situation and your life. You’ll learn: what relationships are most at risk, the eight most common warning signs, what to do first and why, insider techniques, investigative strategies that get answers, and--most importantly--how to recover emotionally, financially, and socially.

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