MASTER LIST
1. Financial Documents
- Bank statements showing daughter’s address.
- Bank statements showing sister’s address.
- Evidence of bank account changes, transfers, or unusual activity.
- Tax returns.
- Pension statements.
- Documentation of debts left unpaid and passed on to you.
- Any financial correspondence sent to incorrect or manipulated addresses.
2. Medical & Health Documentation
- Hospital report showing no cancer (contradicting claims).
- Doctors’ reports (UK, France, Spain).
- Psychologists’ reports (France & Spain).
- Medical files demonstrating inconsistencies, false claims, or manipulation.
- Records of treatments claimed but not actually received.
3. Digital Evidence
- Mobile phone evidence:
- Text messages, WhatsApp, Messenger, SMS.
- Voicemail recordings.
- Voice recordings (saved from phone).
- Cloud backup from wiped computer.
- Cloud backup from security cameras.
- Metadata, timestamps, and location info.
- Emails, access logs, and deleted data recovery.
4. Will, Legal, and Estate Documents
- Changed will handled by a struck‑off solicitor.
- Correspondence involving that solicitor.
- Evidence of improper legal advice or involvement.
- Any estate or property documents connected to financial control or coercion.
5. Police, Legal & Official Reports
- France police reports.
- Spain police reports.
- UK police logs (if any).
- Any statements you have given previously.
- Any attempts by him to mislead officials.
6. Witness Evidence
- Witness statements from friends, neighbours, or family aware of behaviour.
- Statements from professionals (doctors, psychologists, solicitors).
- Statements confirming manipulation, coercion, or deception.
7. Property, Security & Surveillance Evidence
- Security camera footage (before and after codes were changed).
- Documentation showing security camera codes changed without consent.
- Receipts, bills, and service technician records.
- Proof of interference with your property or your privacy.
8. Communications & Intimidation
- Emails.
- Written letters.
- Texts pleading, pressuring, or manipulating you (“Don’t divorce me… I’ve changed…” etc.).
- Any messages contradicting his claims or showing admissions.
9. Miscellaneous but Critically Important
- Bills and receipts tied to debts he left you to pay.
- Travel documents or hotel records (if linked to evidence).
- Calendar events, diaries, notes.
- Photos of physical items (briefcase, documents, damaged property).
- Any forensic reports (digital, medical, financial).
- Screenshots of social media or any threats/harassment.
