Thursday, February 21, 2013

Things I stumbled across | The bathroom

Not the first time I'd stumbled across documents belonging to other people who worked with and / or are known to my ex.  Others have included time sheets of a Walker Group in-house consultant by the name of Bing Shen that were printed out from a computer, way back in 1999 when my voidable spouse began working in AAFES or The Exchange; and a more recent pay stub of a colleague, Kerry Bogard, whose Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund letter is shown below.  These and others like them are part of a file of original documents I no longer possess.

The same Bing Shen whose time sheets at AAFES / The Exchange were illegally accessed and printed out by my voidable spouse?  Interesting ...































2 comments:

  1. Accessing other employees' timesheets and pay stub without their consents are criminal acts. Identity theft for financial fraud may not be far behind when personal information (of employees and customers, as in customer list and vendor list) are stolen. That's a potentially serious problem requiring proper investigations. It's a wise move you made filing for annulment of your marriage based on fraud instead of divorce.

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  2. And this jerk has had his sticky fingers in the intellectual property and personnel data jars of this company for 14 years? Does the company not care or is he that sneaky and good in disguising himself and hiding his wrongdoings?

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