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"I Need Your Help!"
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this is interesting to say the least, and I don;t find you paranoid at all.
I would ask to see a vacant upstairs apartment pretending you want to move,
or have a friend do this for you & you both go together to look at the vents.
Go when it is dark out too, so you can have a better chance
of getting a glimse of light from
the person below the vacant one...
providing someone lives there I suppose.
lastly...contact a private eye and ask them for advice or hire or where to shop
for some sort of detector?
Good Luck & also notify the officials if you find any peep holes!!
People at the Holiday Inn back in the day peered at people through room mirrors-
so you're not crazy...you have valid concerns
Blessings
Vickie
But I am certain that the builders code does not allow shared vents.
Simply for the sake of privacy or its invasion.
But this does not mean you are not being intruded upon.
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