This is a cunning device for any private detective and private investigator as it appears to be a easy wall clock but it contains a wireless pinhole lens camera. The camera takes images in colour along with the integral transmitter sends audio or video evidence to the receiver which is supplied. A wall clock is actually a frequent feature in any room so private detectives and private investigators can collect that critical evidence without developing any suspicion.
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