Social Media After an Accident
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Investigators can find what you post after an accident, even on a private account. Simon Etehad explains why he tells clients to stay off social media.
Transcript
One social media post could break your case. Do not post anything on the social media if you were in an accident or an incident.
First of all, if somebody is investigating you, if they see a post after your accident, they do not know whether you have taken it before or after. Even if your account is private, investigators could find that, and it will come out.
Don't post on social media if you were in an accident.
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