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If you have a cell phone see if you can add his text or set up messager on the computer with his e-mail and password with out him knowing and set these setting to save.so all text are saved because when he's on his cell texting it will log out on the computer and you have to log in every time and by saving they don't dissapear..it will also drive him crazy becase every time you log on it logs him off...on the comupter you came print the texts.and use your cell phone to take pictures of the text off the computer.... hope this helps....been there done that..on cell phone typeOs are a pain to fix

Sorry wrong post reply was to go to kimberlyBs

Check the date of the text in case it was sent a the day before..phone lag..I tryed calling my H. once and his cell turned on with out him knowing while he was out to lunch with a friend

it has happened to me several times.one of the times it was because my signal wasnt that great,so it sent it out about 12 hours later.
all the othertimes it was my supposedly "smart" phone resending the last text message in each of my conversations over again. some were from weeks before, i dont know. phones piss me off!

It's most likely phone lag. Just coming in from another day.

Aside from times of lag, I did have my phone send a text message without my knowledge. It didn't even show up on my phone as being sent, but my wife received it from me. Called me up and asked what on earth I was talking about. lol.

My only guess is someone else's text jumped tracts and appeared to have come from me. It was really weird. But that only happened once. I doubt it would happen very often to anyone, if at all.

With smarrt phones -- applications may have permission to send messages withouth your knowlegde. If you have access to the bill -- you should be able to match timestamps . My phone had had glitch where a message will repeatly show up although it was only sent once by the sender. I was have someone other issues including so I factory reset my phone and this issue amont others were resolved for several weeks -- until the last day or two where I started getting repeated messages

I Believe its possible to spoof/fake a message and make it it appear to come from somewhere's else. However it doesnt seem likely that an incriminating evidence was the message that was spoofed -- but yes it is possible. Back in the earlier 90's it was very easy to fake an email with a unix/Linux system ....but the headers usually give away the IP address info of the orinating location. Unfortunately - this infor is not in a text message nor do I know of a way to find it.

I know if you have AT&T, you can also sign on to my account (with your cell number) and send a text from the computer. I have done it before.