Endeavour - Backup - Part 3

I believe someone reported me to the Finnish police in 2021-2022 and perhaps thought they would confiscate my backup drives and thus deprive of my files. Ever since I lost that one hard drive with projects in 2010-2011 I've been keeping so many redundant backups that it's silly and I've been buying up SSDs and cheap HDDs whenever I can, just to make sure it never happens again. With a brand-spanking news Blu-Ray drive I can even start keeping backups in optical form, since my library is so big it was a pain trying to use DVDs as a backup medium. A single snapshot (as of 2024) is around 36 GB for project files and 33 GB for reference files (I've sorted through some duplicates and unnecessary files).
I kind of suspect that someone has made some claims as to my identity, my projects, my backup drives, and maybe some other stuff. Maybe I'm too suspicious, but dealing with indirect information and trying to deduce motives from what I've experienced hasn't been easy. I might have some things wrong, I might inadvertently exaggerate or magnify some problems, but I'd rather be a bit too suspicious than not suspicious enough.
I have two M.2 SSD drives that need to be sent for recovery, those will probably have to wait many years until I actually get a steady income, but my HDD that I lost in 2010-2011 I might have recovered by the end of the year. Hopefully I'll have my files from 2000-2010 and be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt what I have designed in my life and put my name to my effort. It's been a long journey, full of pain, but also full of gratitude.
Here's to hoping for a better life. It's tiresome living on welfare and dealing with mental health issues due to nasty people in your life, but if I've been able to dedicate myself to my projects for more than twenty years while living on welfare then I know damn well that I would do amazingly if I ever was hired.
Some people get paid for what they do and still bitch and moan, so maybe I shouldn't be too worried. Who knows.