I was once run out of a town by a group of sheriff’s deputies years ago because I asked questions about a gal that later turned out to be a prostitute who one of the deputies was cheating on his wife with. She later got a little letter in the mail from an “anonymous source”. They didn’t know I was working undercover on that case. The deputy’s wife later filed for divorce and got taken to the cleaners so I got the last laugh...lol
May I suggest you think some about being a little clearer in your writing?
The subject of the last part of your first sentence is the prostitute. Your next sentence makes it seem as if you sent a letter to the prostitute, instead of the wife.
The subject of your last sentence is the deputy’s wife, and you make is sound as if she got taken to the cleaners.
Of course, most of us were able to ‘figure out’ what you really meant. I just thought it odd that as a ‘detective’, you would have such inconsistencies in your grammar.
Maybe you were just in a hurry, or LOL too hard. : )