RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – They have become the terror of cheaters and those who think they can cheat on their partners and go unpunished. The ‘hunters’ are female commandos who roam the streets of Lima 24 hours a day with their drones, spy cameras, and even satellite systems to capture scenes that allow them to prove infidelity.
“We are expert agents in catching cheaters in the act. Many people come to us when they have already separated or are starting a separation and need to have proof for the trials,” says Melina Paco, director of Comando Femenino, an agency of private investigators who are hired to follow up and discover possible infidelity.
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In an interview with the newspaper Trome, Paco maintains that women are now cheating the most. “There is a greater number of male clients hiring us. Out of ten cases we see a week, eight are women who cheat”.
She stresses that thanks to technology, cases are now solved within a week because their targets are even fitted with satellite tracking chips and are monitored 24 hours a day.
They currently have 15 teams of four women in charge of tracking, investigating, and solving the cases assigned to them with evidence. “Women have a sixth sense and can access certain restricted places to obtain the evidence needed,” says Melina Paco when asked why only women work in her team.
INFIDELS ON THE ALERT
The ‘Comando Femenino’ teams are everywhere. Their tracking levels are state-of-the-art because, in addition to drones and sophisticated tracking elements, they also use tiny cameras in their makeup, lighters, and small microphones that are invisible to the naked eye.
Melina Paco maintains that when the unfaithful is discovered, they have opted to offer them up to triple the price for the material they collect. Still, some have threatened them when they do not accept, but being surrounded by cameras, many turns around and leave.
But the clients are not only couples but also in-laws, who are worried about the integrity of their children hire the services of the ‘cheating hunters’ to prove that their partners are cheating on them.
“In some cases, we have followed up and discovered that the daughter’s husband’s partner is a man,” said Melina in an interview for Telemundo’s ‘Al Rojo Vivo’.
She adds that it is not the same to see a woman discovering her partner being unfaithful as it is to see a man. “They cry, they can’t accept that after so many years they haven’t noticed that they were unfaithful”.