Private Detective Reveals Men Who Cheat Always Do The Exact Thing That Betrays Them: Sex and Relationships

Being cheated on is many people’s worst nightmare, but you want to make sure your partner commits the crime before accusing him or her.

I mean, if you accuse your significant other of doing dirty things and find out that they’re not actually doing anything wrong, you look a little stupid.

Luckily, we have a private investigator on hand who has described an important action he has seen in male cheaters in particular.

Of course, some who suspect their partner is cheating will immediately confront them, but it certainly can’t hurt to hear the words of a private investigator, right?

Connecticut PI Ray Ranno revealed that during his surveillance of suspected male cheaters, they regularly do one thing before meeting their mistress.

Connecticut PI Ray Ranno is a private investigator (Ranno Investigative Services)

Although Ranno noted that stakeouts can be quite boring, they become more interesting when he notices the signs, allowing him to predict what will happen next.

Speaking about the Locked up with Ian Bik podcast earlier this year, the private investigator weighed in with his expert opinion.

“When a man goes to pick up his sweetheart, he wants a clean car,” Ranno said.

The detective also said that he regularly saw boys completely fixing up their cars before continuing with their infidelity.

He continued: “As soon as someone goes to the car wash, I’m like, ‘Ha ha, what now?’ It’s amazing how they do that. Women, not so much. Women don’t do it that often because they usually jump in the man’s car, men always want to drive. It’s rare that I see a man jump into a woman’s car.”

Ranno explained that after the couple meets, he begins his part in collecting evidence for the paying party.

Male Cheaters All Did One Thing, According to Detective (Getty Stock Photo)

He also rejected the stereotypes of a man in a fedora and a huge trench coat simply taking photos from a car.

The detective went on to describe his rather tech-savvy gadgets that he uses to catch people in the act.

Ranno noted that while he has a long-lens camera for photo and video evidence, he also has a fake coffee cup with a high-definition camera in it so he can track and observe them in plain sight.

“When I go to a coffee shop, or to a supermarket wherever I have to go, I just take the lid off, put the cap on and it looks like I’m walking around with a cup of coffee. Meanwhile I’m filming everything,” he said.

Once everything is collected, the videos and photos go to the person who pays them, aka the person who thinks they are being cheated.