Sweden has never been known for it's effective/ good legal system (unless of course you are a criminal, because then it is probably the best in the world). Being in Mexico facilitates Peo's avoidance of being served papers (yes, official legal document- not the Financial Times;). I am sure justice, divine AND legal, will catch up with him. Now what I find funny, is the fact that if I weren't completely in the right, he should be anxious to meet me in court- prove me the insane, lying woman he claims me to be; wouldn't it be great for him to prove that he is innocent? Of course not, because he can't prove his innocence; thus he will not accept the sent papers.

Sometimes it is just simpler to chose to believe what someone tells you, because the truth seems too improbable. If a person close to you, add the factor of the truth being too hurtful (caring about/ loving a person who is not who you think/ doesn't actually exist). My story sounds improbable to the people who are biased in Peo's favour- and to all others (who haven't seen Peo in action with their own eyes) makes me seem like a complete fool: a silly, gullible idiot with more money than sense. My choice of man also makes me seem half blind (looks and fashion sense), okay with personal grooming issues (eyebrows, nose hair, warts, persistent fungal infection on the inner thighs ), and acceptive of terrible dental hygiene (though at the very end I payed for his monstrous plaque to be removed)- obviously I truly loved him (for the inner qualities he led me to believe he had).

If my story wasn't the truth, I wouldn't be so adamant about making it known- as is the case, all I say is the truth (which I can prove irrefutably). Sooner or later, everybody who doesn't know who the being (wish I could call him human, but sadly he lacks alot of the neccesary qualities) really is, will find out- he can not keep up his pretense for ever, in the end, people will always personally see his true face.

 

Two people gave Peo new recommendations on Linkedin recently; on the same day, both working together.  The 7th of December… one stating his high integrity.  These two recommenders are working together with Peo as a main go-between/ he is the laison between two continents (not to mention the owner of the principal Swedish company’s name in the Americas). 
If these two recommenders had any moral integrity they would have tried to disprove my accusations, by e.g. asking for my proof, instead of joining forces to protect their joint business venture. If they did not have doubts about Peo's effect on the cooperation, they would not have felt the need to do such a thing- nor would a phrase such as “high integrity” have been used, "the lady doeth protest too much". Saving face, saving business - fully understandable, but at the same time a questionable move... what happens when Peo is proven (by others than me or in a court of law) the criminal he actually is? They could, at worst, be directly targeted (though why would he bite the hand that feeds him?) or , at the very least, stand there with the shame of recommending a criminal. Working with a creative, convincing liar can be an asset in some cases, but those cases must be when the person can deliver what he says. In regards to me, I should like to see the police reports- as the police in Sweden don't have any- and I would love him to face me in court, because that is my objective (he needs to be served his papers which is coplicated by him be

I have been in touch with one of his business contacts, who strongly suspects that Peo has behaved untowardly and illegally- he is trying to find proof. I am hoping that this blog entry will cause Peo to reimburse the person in question- as even if proof is found it would probably not be enough for a jail sentence or worth the monetary judicial costs to fight for it. I name no names, so maybe Peo will have problems figuring out which person (of the many I am sure he has conned) to give money to;).

And though not of real importance, on Linkedin Per-Otto has Uppsala University on his education- to be absolutely correct he studied there but never got a degree.