When You Suspect Infidelity

Robert Clymer • May 30, 2025

From the Desk of Kane Clymer: When You Suspect Infidelity

Kane Clymer, a seasoned private investigator, sits at his desk in a dimly lit office, reviewing case notes and surveillance photos related to a suspected infidelity case. A warm desk lamp casts light over files and a half-drunk cup of coffee, while Kane’s focused expression reflects years of experience uncovering the truth. The scene conveys calm authority and the emotional gravity of confronting betrayal.

Infidelity is a heavy word. And when it lands in the middle of your relationship, whether through a gut feeling, changed behavior, or something someone else let slip, it can knock the wind right out of you. I’ve seen it a hundred different ways, and yet the pain behind it is always personal, always real.

If you’ve found yourself here, reading this, chances are something doesn’t feel right. Maybe your partner’s routine has shifted. Maybe their phone never leaves their hand. Maybe you’ve felt that slow, growing distance between you—but no explanation for why. I’m not here to make assumptions. I’m here to tell you this: you’re not alone, and you don’t have to face this in the dark.

First, acknowledge what you're feeling. Anger, sadness, betrayal, whatever it is, it's valid. You don’t have to act on emotion today. Let yourself breathe. Talk to someone you trust. And if you’ve got kids, know that keeping their world steady matters. Normalcy is a powerful thing, and it’s okay to protect that while you process what’s happening.

Now, about the signs. I won’t sugarcoat it. There are behaviors I’ve seen too many times not to notice, secrecy around devices, unexplained absences, sudden wardrobe upgrades, new cologne, a change in the way they look at you, or don’t. But even if the signs feel loud, you deserve certainty, not guesswork.

That’s where we come in. At Sin City Private Investigators , we don’t deal in assumptions. We deal in evidence. If you suspect infidelity, especially when children or legal decisions may be involved, having clear, concrete proof can mean the difference between an emotional confrontation and a rational path forward. My team and I know how to get that clarity, discreetly, professionally, and with your well-being in mind.

Confronting your partner is never easy, but doing so with confidence and facts behind you changes everything. It gives you control. It shields you from manipulation. And it opens the door to truth, whatever form that may take.

If infidelity is confirmed, the path ahead is yours to walk. For some, it’s reconciliation. For others, it’s closure. Either way, you’ll need support, whether through counseling or your own personal healing. Don’t rush it. And don’t let anyone make you feel foolish for asking questions or demanding honesty.

At the end of the day, everyone deserves a relationship rooted in trust and respect. If yours is being shaken, and you need to know the truth, my team is ready. We don’t chase shadows, we bring the truth into the light.

—Kane Clymer
Lead Investigator
Sin City Private Investigators
“When the truth hides in the shadows, I bring the light. Vegas never sleeps—and neither do I.”

"Not Just Evidence – It’s a Kid’s Life"

By Robert Clymer • May 30, 2025
In the dim heat of an interrogation room, SCPI field investigator DeShawn “Duke” Carter faces off with a father who’s hiding more than just his income. With a faded tattoo of his child on his bicep and last night’s choices still written on his face, the suspect sits silent—caught between his story and the evidence Duke just laid on the table. For Duke, it’s not about intimidation. It’s about getting answers—for the kid who doesn’t know why Dad stopped showing up, and for the parent fighting for custody with nothing but the truth on their side. At Sin City Private Investigators, we don’t just collect facts. We hold people accountable—because children deserve more than broken promises. Child custody investigations aren’t about who talks louder. They’re about who’s telling the truth.

The Long Wait

By Robert Clymer • May 30, 2025
Alone in the dark, Gabriel “Ghost” Navarro waits. The hum of his surveillance rig is the only sound in a world that’s holding its breath. Across the street, behind the curtains of a rundown Vegas motel, truth flickers like a cigarette in the night. The Long Wait isn’t just about catching a cheating partner, it’s about the emotional cost of doubt, the stillness between answers, and the weight of delivering the truth when it hurts most. For Ghost, every frame he captures is a turning point for someone desperate to stop wondering. At Sin City Private Investigators, surveillance isn’t about suspicion. It’s about clarity. It’s about giving people the truth, and the power to move forward. Sometimes silence says everything. And Ghost hears it all.

Mira with a Client

By Robert Clymer • May 30, 2025
At her desk in the SCPI field office, Mira Kiyomi listens carefully as a client, visibly shaken, opens up about her fears of infidelity. With the soft glow of monitors lighting the room and rain tapping gently on the window, Mira begins connecting digital footprints to emotional patterns, because in today’s world, social media doesn’t just reflect our lives... it reveals them. Mira knows what to look for, and more importantly, what’s missing. From subtle contradictions to red flags hiding in plain sight, she helps clients replace doubt with proof, guiding them through one of the most painful discoveries with empathy, professionalism, and precision. At Sin City Private Investigators, we don’t chase rumors. We follow data, and deliver truth.

Kane & Mira

By Robert Clymer • May 30, 2025
In the glow of flickering monitors and Vegas neon, Kane Clymer and Mira Kiyomi sit side by side—merging experience with innovation. As the founder of Sin City Private Investigators, Kane brings decades of field expertise, while Mira, the team’s tech-driven forensic analyst, uncovers truth in pixels and patterns. This quiet but powerful exchange highlights how today’s investigations blend old-school instincts with cutting-edge tools. In a city built on secrets, it’s not just what you find, it’s how you find it.