Divorce Often Leads to Flagrant Privacy Violations

Did you hear the one about the fire marshal who installed smoke detectors containing surveillance cameras to keep an eye on his wife’s activities after he moved out of the house?

You don’t have to be a fire fighting professional to gain access to these fake smoke detectors… they are available at any spy shop.

Kari Odermann said she believed the recording devices were hidden in smoke detectors installed throughout the house, including the bathroom. Frank Odermann denied that a camera had been placed in the bathroom, but he admitted during the course of the lawsuit that he had installed recording devices without Kari Odermann’s knowledge.

“We now know that Frank recorded from at least three cameras within the residence, one of which was located in the master bedroom,” O’Connor said in a court document filed recently.

Fire Marshal Frank has agreed to settle the lawsuit his wife brought against him for $50,000 just before it went to trial.

To combat these type of hidden surveillance cameras, use camera detection technology.