A rich husband hires a private investigator to watch his wife and then doesn't pay the private investigator.

So that PI gets his nuclear revenge against the rich husband because of what he finds in his investigation.

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All of this was originally in Spanish but now translated to English.

A few things first. I am a security officer with a private investigator certification,

which allows me to take private investigator cases as long as it doesn't interfere with local

police investigations and any crimes that I witness must be reported to the police ASAP so that they

can make an arrest. Private investigator cases come from a few sources. We are sometimes contracted

by local police to do what's referred to as spotter work, where we are brought on an active

wide area investigation to do recon work and look but not interact with anything that might be involved

with the case. Basically we are just an extra pair of eyes or the local police will sometimes mix us

in a surveillance operation and we would follow low profile individuals and report their day-to-day

activities. These are completely confidential. Then there is client contracts. This is where corporate

clients contract our company's personal investigations units investigate their employees day-to-day

activities while on the job to see if there's some hint that an employee is committing a crime

and to report it if there is reasonable proof that an employee is breaking the law on company time.

The job is to gather evidence to prove guilt or innocence. These aren't confidential but we usually

sign a non-disclosure agreement. Finally, there is personal contracts. When a person wants to hire

a personal investigator to do a job, it's usually something along the lines of a husband or a wife

suspects the spouse is cheating on them and wants some kind of proof or someone is looking for a

relative or a lost family member and is trying to reconnect with them. There is no disclosure

agreement and it's up to the client to draw up a disclosure agreement. Most people don't but we

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