Rippling spy says men have been following him, and his wife is afraid

If you become a spy that looks like an exciting way to live like the Le Carré character, let this latest benefit from the Keith O’Brien spy is a warning.

On Friday, Irish Judge O’Brien granted a restriction against many of the men who have not yet been identified, according to the court order that Techcrunch saw. O’Brien has witnessed that many men-two gray Skoda Gorgeous on one occasion, often, a short-haired man, a heavy man in the black four-wheel drive vehicle, sometimes accompanied by a big dog-follow his car and watch his house again and again.

O’Brien’s story captured the imagination of the technology industry after his colored confession in April, in which he claimed was a DEEL spy. He said he got 5,000 euros per month to steal the internal data of Rigpling around everything from products to customers. Holding it by preparing the recession channel. On the day he was arrested, O’Brien demonstrated by clearing his phone under the corporate toilet and later broke it, and the pieces were dropped under the drainage in his house, according to a written testimony.

Now he is the star of ripples in a lawsuit against Del. It is filled with a tabular tab for its legal and related expenses, as its lawyers have witnessed. Del is also divided, claiming that she was also spying, through a rippled employee who impersonates a client’s personality. The Human Resources Technology Company has been bitter competitors for years after Del – once a corrugated agent – began to offer competing products.

In the last part of the epic, O’Brien witnessed that he tried to lose black SUVs after his car by carrying out sudden turns and taking periodic roads to get to the house, just to see them again in the rear vision mirror. He appointed a security consultant company and it is afraid that someone will put devices on his car.

O’Brien claims that all these incidents have created “emotional and psychological” damage to himself and his wife. “We have witnessed anxiety at home and in public places. I have affected our sleep and our focus,” O’Brien said in the last line of his testimony. They fear the safety of their four children.

He and his lawyer speculated that this was intended to harass his role as a star witness. However, O’Brien’s lawyer also admitted in court that they had no evidence to connect men to Deel. Del also denied knowing anything about the man in the black four -wheel drive vehicle.

According to The Irish Publication Business Post, when giving the gossip, the judge appears to have said, “As if they were on a television program of police and thieves in the 1970s.

Whatever happens in fencing court cases, O’Brien himself made the rope tightening a bitter war between these two women in the well -funded human resources. From what he says in his testimony, it seems painful.