SweetErika
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You'd have to get the details from USPS, but I think you can send a letter through certified mail with a Restricted Delivery designation (if it doesn't have that, any adult can sign for it), meaning she has to be the one to sign and accept it. I'd think that would get her attention, and be a lot more credible than email. If you want to conceal your identity some, send it from a post office in a different city/zip code and request to track the delivery confirmation online.ThinkinBoutIt said:I agree that he may have lied about his wife to some extent. Many of my observations have been gleaned from conversations over the last four years, not only from his direct telling about her so I am confident that most of my thoughts concerning her are true.
His motives are something I will probably never know. It was a much deeper wound than just an affair ending as we were best friends as well. Like I said before, his attitude was completely out of character and completely out of the blue. I have come to terms with the fact that I will never know why he ended it or why he ended it so abruptly.
The point about pictures is a good one. I believe you are right in that he could take legal action against me if I send them to her. I am confident I have enough proof without having to send those, so they will stay right where they are.
A handwritten letter is the way I would like to go (it is the way I would like to find out I think) but chances are very high he would intercept that and she would never see it. I will have to go the email route. A phone call might shake things up a bit but would that be as effective as something she could print out and hold in her hands while she confronts him? I don't think so.
Again thank you for the responses. I found good advice here.