Could a payment account have been remotely controlled?¶

Yes. Remote-access tools, screen sharing or stolen sessions can let another person operate or direct activity while provider records still show the usual endpoint and network.

Familiar access data does not exclude interference¶

A controller may move the pointer and enter details, reuse an authenticated session, or coach the holder through actions. Relevant evidence includes installed tools, connection logs, permissions, call and message times, new beneficiaries, security changes and authentication.

Align the control timeline¶

Establish who initiated contact, what access was granted, what each person could see and which actions each completed. Presence of remote software alone is not proof of use; compare its logs with provider and communication times.

Report endpoint, physically present person, remote controller and directed personal actions separately.