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I was not with my partner when he had the first knock.

I'm still trying to establish what are truths and what are lies. He tells me that they only took his phone for a few days and no other equipment and only asked for a couple of passwords. This doesn't seem consistent with how other cases have been handled? Has this been the case for anyone else?

If your phone is taken, are you able to transfer you old number to a new phone or do you need to get a new number?

Thanks Lee. I don't actually know if it was the devise he used.

The offence was with a decoy, would they still that the actual phone even though they'd have transcripts their end? I think he admitted the conversation in the first interview.

Regard numbers. I know it is technically possible but I'm not sure if the police allow it or if they have to get a new number of they want a new phone.

I'm trying to unpick the truth - As in is he being honest when he says they only took his phone for a couple of days and only his phone.

Update.

His phone was taken.

Why can't they just be honest.

I fully expected that they'd have taken it but he said they hadn't. Persistently said they hadn't.

It makes no sense.

Every dishonest thing I find out hurts all over again.

Thanks Lee.

All the information on here has helped me question things that do not seem right. Although the anxiety is horrible I'm glad I have information that allows me to question things.

Everytime he lies its a completely selfish decision. I'm going through some angry feelings, the first time since this all started. I've had so much sadness. So much concern for him, but there is so much to deal with I don't feel that there has been time to be angry or think about what I deserve (truth) from this situation. It occured to me over the last couple of days, that I'd hate to read anything written in papers or court transcripts, that I hadn't heard from him first - That reality hit me quite hard.