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    • #70454
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      I’m always on the alert for how things are between me and my ex, plus a bit for his new lady. He did seem to be getting a bit more friendly, which worried me.

      Lo was so happy telling me that now daddy has moved he walks past my home every day, several times.

      Just had to explain to the school that the ‘mummy’ she had to call an ambulance for was not me.

      I can’t do any more for the new lady. I warned her that he was dangerous. Now she goes nowhere without him.

      Due to her illness she only leaves the house with him and he works from home so there is no escape.

      I know he is playing her illness as he played mine. Everyone thinks he is wonderful looking after her.

    • #70456
      Tiffany
      Participant

      I would report the walking past your house multiple times a day to the police. That sounds like stalking to me. Particularly if he works from home. I can’t imagine what he could have to do that would require him to walk past your house multiple times a day.

    • #70460
      KIP.
      Participant

      I’m not sure of your circumstances or if the new lady went to hospital because of an attack but you can ask the police to go round and do a welfare check (anonymously). You can give a statement to the police of the abuse you suffered at his hands (if you feel it’s safe to do so). I would definitely report anything out of the ordinary as I can imagine his next move will be to ‘pop in’. As he was just passing. There is no such thing as a coincidence with these men.

    • #70472
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      I don’t think he will pop in. He moved from (detail removed by moderator), so he now has an excuse to walk past.
      The school have done a welfare check on me, so presumably they will try to do one with the new lady. I’m worried that if I try to call the police to ask for a welfare check he will work out it was me.
      I tried to report him to the police in the past, but they called and said they believed him over me.

    • #70473
      KIP.
      Participant

      It’s not your word against his when he does it to other women. If you have given them a statement then you have your side on record so if they find out he’s been abusing her too then your statement will help prove it, sadly, perhaps she is now in the fog of abuse. However I wouldn’t be allowing my child to be near a violent man who puts his new gf in hospital and my child witnesses it, that’s child abuse and I think you would have a great chance to prevent further contact with your lo. She will be traumatised and it will affect her later in life. I hope she’s receiving counselling x

    • #70475
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Will call later when I get a chance. Lo already gets counselling at school.

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