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They thought deleting their messages would protect them.
Instead, it destroyed their case.

In this real New York example, one partner deleted texts and social media posts before trial — but the court ordered a forensic recovery. Every deleted message came back… and proved an attempt to hide evidence of abuse.
That’s called spoliation — and it can turn the entire case against you.

⚖️ What you’ll learn in this video:

Why deleting messages or posts before court can backfire

What “spoliation” means in legal terms

How courts recover deleted digital evidence

Why survivors should always preserve communication records

💬 Would you ever delete your messages if they could appear in court? Comment YES or NO below.

📍 Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a qualified lawyer in your area.

👉 Watch Part 2 tomorrow: “What to do if your partner deletes your messages before court.”

🔗 Learn more or find a domestic violence lawyer near you at https://www.dvlawyers.com