his home address was in Kitty Hawk, Nc where he work for the sheriff department may have sold his home in the past 3 mo. due to wifes ill health
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email it and find out. if it doesn't exist anymore you will get a reply saying it didn't go through.
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Contact the local agency for abused spouse or ask the police for advice on getting lodgings until you can move back to where you came from.
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A sheriff sale would usually be the result of failure to pay taxes.  Failure to pay a mortgage would mean the bank would take the house back.
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Go back to the county recorder's office.  Look at the deed for the current owner.  Check who is listed as the "Grantor" or "Seller".  If the Grantor or Seller is the Sheriff then it was a foreclosure.  If the Grantor or Seller is your ex then your ex sold it.  Also look at the signature page to see who signed it.  If your ex signed it then he sold it.  If someone from the Sheriff's office signed it then it was a foreclosure.
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No on the son. No clue as to who this guy is.  he may of moved out of the county which is known for the Chattachoochie river.
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If you can keep track of times and dates that he is seen near your home. Have your neighbors watch and keep a log too. You should record any phone calls, save all messages from answering machines and cell phones. Also any time something like this happens you should call the police and file a report so there is a record of each incident. Even if there is no proof that he is the one doing it now he will more than likely slip up and get caught so a record will make it more solid to prosicute.One more thing you could do for proof would be to set up a motion light in your drive way and a camcorder somewhere like a window aimed at the drive way.Good luck.
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that's an older version right before he moved to the ranch with his wife. He's married, but his wife is always gone.
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Call the police, they are trained for that.  Can you move in the mean time?\n\nHe has a criminal record that led to his deportation.  He most likely entered the States illegally.\n\nThey'll pick him up.
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This isn't an instant answer, but most states now have offices which will help you track this man down.  Access differs from state to state, but I suggest you contact your governor's office and the same office in your former state.  Check for the governor to have an assistant named something like 'Consumer Protection Advocate' or an office of his Attorney General's Division of Consumer Affairs, or similar.  Don't be afraid to ask his operator to route you to an assistant who might help - they are generally good people, and, believe it or not, helping you is an important part of what they are paid for.  It's how the governor stays in office, and one of the reason he wanted to be in that office.  Federal officers can also be a resource now, too.  Human Services folks are now likely to help you track this guy down and garnishee any money coming to him from the US Govt.  Good luck.
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The question that you should ask is....Is his life worth a job?  He should've just called off and taken the consequences for it.  Businesses will always expect you there but the personal choice is ultimately up to you.  I hope he makes it home safe and sound!
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Yes, look at the county records where he lives or would have gotten married. clerk of courts
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Hon, I find this hard to believe.  If you are his daughter, you should know very well where Bill lives.  But last I heard, he was living in Jackson TN if that helps any.
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Report him and the agency to the BBB as well....other people need to be aware of this guy..what city and state is he in? That way we can avoid him
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Hollywood is really small and very cheesy. I wouldn't live there. He may just have found his dreamhouse. You may have the address of an office of an agent or something too. I doubt that his real address is too easy to find. South Central is really a big area and not all of it is completely dangerous too.
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maybe i would think if you knew his address you could do like a search on the net.
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He will have to go back to court, file a motion for discovery to get this information.  The person with custody is suppose to notify him when they move,  not the court.  But the court will know where she is at.
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Well it could be that the guy was consulting one of those databases of information that is a consolidation of all known addresses, billing addresses, addresses you might have listed anytime you were asked for address info. Now if someone were looking up his (the dead guy's) current and past addresses, it will also tell them who the neighbors were. Sometimes there will not be forwarding info so it might have been that as they were following leads on people who might have known this guy from the old addresses. They were looking up names assocaited with him in any way and your name might have been the same as someone else who may have been linked in some far off manner. If they don't have all personal details for a name, like birthday, past address info or anything other than a name, the program would spit out a list of possible matches with the same name and they probably were contacting them all. I've tried helping people look for family members before and this type of thing happens. You will get lots of hits on a first and last name in a nationwide search. That's probably why he was not surprised.