Re: opening mail and malicious intent

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Hmmm. You were having your personal mail delivered to your
workplace instead of home. Were you trying to hide something
from your wife? I ask this because my ex was doing this
before I divorced him. Couldn't trust him anymore. Obviously
he was hiding something and he was trying to hide all the
paychecks too. Nevertheless, was your x on the bank account
or was this your own personal account? If she was also on the
account, then she has a right to see the bank statement. Even
in a divorce case or child support case, she can formally
request your recent pay stubs and even your recent bank
statements. How do you think she can use this information
against you? It is a crime to open someone elses mail. You
can talk to your local Postmaster about this.

On 3/20/05, Mark Ryan wrote:
> I left a job recently, and some of my personal mail still is
> delivered to that address. I am recently divorced, and my
> wife received a photocopy of my bank statement, I guess
> trying to incriminate me in some way. The statement was
> delivered to my previous work address. Who do I report this
> to and will they investigate. I don't think that this is
> the first time my personal mail was opened and information
> used in a malicious way.