Something similar happened in my hometown. tanning booth owner, turned apartment complex owner. Pin hole camera in all the places. Got caught.
Dont worry though, now he's a police officer.
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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Article doesn’t mention how he got caught, what made FBI look into the matter or any details of keylogger/spyware used. Did he purchase and install a „spyware product“, if yes then are they gonna feel the heat too? So many open questions.
If there's a camera, someone has access to it.