A woman caught her husband cheating in one of the most bizarre ways — and it involved an item everyone is guilty of using.
There are some obvious signs that someone isn’t being faithful in a relationship — being sneaky with their phone, suddenly having to work late.
But rarely do people think to pay attention to their partner’s mouth hygiene habits.
Paul Jones, a private investigator at ARF Investigators, helped a woman figure out her husband was cheating, thanks to a log of his tooth brushing.
It’s not as weird as it sounds.
One of Jones’ clients downloaded an electric toothbrush app to get her kids to properly brush their pearly whites.
Well, little did she — or her conniving husband — realize that the app tracked every family member’s brushing routine.
“Over time, the client noticed their partner’s brushing history was being logged at odd times, times when they were supposedly at work,” Jones said, according to the Mirror.
Eventually, the wife noticed a bizarre pattern when her husband was sudsing his mouth — especially when it was happening at times he was supposed to be at work, the outlet explained.
“… in that time he had started an affair with a work colleague and used to have her over the family home on a Friday when the wife and kids were out of the house,” the investigator said.
“It’s timestamped, often location-based, and emotionless. When a device says someone brushed their teeth at 10:48 a.m. when they were supposed to start work at 9 a.m., that’s very hard to explain away.”
Another very unexpected way technology can help expose dirty cheaters is by checking the person’s supermarket loyalty apps, the ones that help shoppers save money and earn rewards, according to London-based private investigator Aaron Bond.
He said a supermarket loyalty member app can reveal a lot.
“Clubcard data is limited, but it does tell you a date and location, which is easily accessible if you log into your account,” Bond told the Mirror.
“If your partner claims they were working or out with friends but the account shows they made a purchase in a completely different area, then it’s a clear red flag.”
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