I would have asked Dad for a body cam before going on the trip. Setting up some way to stream it to Pop's cell phone so that he can watch the monster-in-law berate her
after all the arguments, shellfish in the Shepard's pie, and the probing about other potential ways to kill me? the were so many red flags flying that I'd be busting down the door to get away.
"Don't tell...." BIG RED FLAG. Molesters say this. MIL's who say this have malicious intent too. ALWAYS tell as many people as will listen. The tackle on the front lawn was perfect. )))
Nothing like 2000 brothers and sisters in blue having your back!!! ❤ our police, emt’s, doctors and nurses and firefighters!!! First line responders saves lives!!!
@lyndawebster6840 a Attempted Murder is 20 years minimum and maximum is Life With or Without Parole. Successful Premeditated Murder is definitely Life Without Parole at best. At worst in some places, the Death Penalty.
Well, considering that the usual punishment for a felony in Text Channel Land is that they have to get a part time job (while still somehow working day and night) and live in the Rundown Apartments in the countryside, at least this one had an actual arrest.
I don’t think so; she’s just trying not to take offense at everything her MIL says. Sometimes it’s hard knowing where to draw the line and before you know it, the line has been crossed.
@@laurenrose2895 I can see were your coming from, it just surprised me as every good father I've known in that profession teaches their kids not to put up with that stuff and not to ignore the signs.
Anyone who starts talking about whether your allergies are life threatening, insists on you showing up to dinner despite threatening you beforehand, then asks you your favorite drink, asking to make sure it's "Irresistible to you" like, that is nothing but red flags.
12:20 BOOM! There it is. "Don't tell Charlie about our conversation" is the cue to say, "Charlie, pull over right now and read this text conversation. Oh, and I'll just screenshot it, while you find a place to park, in case she deletes her texts before you can." And then, have her read ALL the texts.
It never was. But in the minds of people like Mariane it is ok because it means they are in control of everything even life itself. It's a delusion however.
if either you MIL/future MIL ask you not to tell their kid you are with about the conversation they had with you in which they just be utter dbags, screenshot the ENTIRE thing, then send it to your partner asking for their imput & then proceed to block said MIL asap!!
Okay the fact that she asked whether or not the wife could die from her shellfish allergy and the way she asked about it is a huge red flag and the fact that she asked if there were any other severe food allergies would have me feeling unsafe eating anything that she hands to me whether it be a liquid drink or food and I would make sure to tell my fiance. I would tell my fiance I think your mother is trying to poison me using my allergies and explain to him why I feel that way.
I know right even I know food allergies are not something you mess with I have family members with food allergies and when I make a dish for a family gathering I always make sure to avoid the food their allergic to
Hold on, why would you, as a fiancé, still be at the dinner table if your future wife is puking in the other room. I believe attempted murder is a lot longer than 3 years, more linked 5-10. At least in the states. You know her hubby and family were nowhere to be found when she got out of prison.
I don't know about other countries, but in England and Wales, it's the thought that counts, so a failed attempt at murder could face life imprisonment just as if they had managed to kill their victim.
@@peterjf7723 Just like how someone who attempts suicide, but survives, gets arrested and punished for the self-murder. Instead of, you know, getting psychological help. Wait, that was the law several decades ago, according to my research for something completely irrelevant here. Is it still the law? I don't know. I'm not up-to-date on English law.
It’s the couple’s choice to have a child or not. I’d never force my son to have them. It’s totally up to them. And OP being a nurse is perfect gold. Nurses have it tough. Be kind to them.
A line from an old movie. "The first step in avoiding a trap is knowing of it's existence." Definitely applies in this story. Wasn't it convenient that Mariane confessed over text? Anybody could read about what's been going on.
I’m just wondering about the future MIL’s thinking process. Did she not know that Cara’s dad is the chief of police? Did she somehow not know that or did she just not care? Seriously, if the father of the bride is the chief of police - not a good idea to try something like this future MIL did.
She met the man, and surely she knew that a young woman's sudden death would be INVESTIGATED, but she not only did it, but she confessed in writing. She literally thinks she's so smart that no one can find out her scheme. She's so stupid she thinks she's a genius, because when she was five years old, she learned how to tie her own shoes. NOBODY can POSSIBLY beat that world record of smartness! /s
wait, if she put it in the bottles & served to everyone, wouldnt she have killed well, EVERYONE in her family that was there, including her kids???? /: edit spelling
Trust me. My step grandma didnt think her poo stank. She believed that anything she did was totally important and you shouldnt disobey her. She was one step away from this nightmare mil and then she died. Our family didnt cry.
Not to mention the way she keeps bringing up this being the fiance's last dinner with them or last night in general seriously I would not trust anything that women handed to me I wouldn't trust anything that woman touched that was put in front of me
I don’t understand why an attempted murder only gets 3 years in prison, especially one as coldly calculating as that one. She should get life imprisonment to be certain she can’t ever hurt anyone in the future, especially op.
@@itwasaliens I don't know about other countries but in England and Wales, an "attempt", as in attempted murder is still an offence under section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 and is therefore an indictable offence which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment (the same as the mandatory sentence for murder).
@@peterjf7723 yes but the sentence for just attempted murder isn't very strong. Like you could attempt murder by trying to put a poison pill in someone's drink but for whatever reason you were dumb and just put a sugar pill in. Yeah you attempted murder but really all you did was put some sugar in someone's water. What do you think a prison sentence for that should be?
@@itwasaliens Well, in England and Wales attempted murder depends on an intention to kill and an overt act towards committing homicide. Attempted murder is only the planning of a murder and acts taken towards it, not the actual killing, which is the murder. This makes the offence very difficult to prove and it is more common for a lesser charge to be preferred under the Offences against the Person Act 1861. However in this story I think there is sufficient evidence for the penalty to be the same as for actual killing. So the perpetrator could face life imprisonment. Laws do differ in other countries. Attempted murder is the same as the offence of murder in Scottish law, with the only difference being that the victim has not died. Intention can be inferred from the circumstances of the case. As with all common law offences in Scotland, the maximum punishment available is life imprisonment. In the United States, where I assume this story is set, a conviction for attempted murder requires a demonstration of an intent to murder, meaning that the perpetrator attempted to murder and failed (e.g. attempted to shoot the victim and missed or shot the victim and the victim survived). The penalty for attempted murder is 9 year imprisonment. The mother in law could claim insanity, however a successful insanity defense usually results in many years of mandatory treatment in a mental hospital, it is not a free ride out of jail.
The planet is grossly overpopulated, and having children is outrageously expensive. Any young couple putting off or deciding not to reproduce have the right to make that decision all on their own.
Didn't she have a conversation with her dad about not letting this happen then to bitch out and let it happen regardless of her fiance saying he won't allow it? Wtf is wrong with these people?
I’m a 40 year old woman 👵 and I’m not married or have any kids and I don’t drink 🚱 alcohol 🍺 at all and I don’t ever plan to ever do any of the above 👆.
"Have you thought about what my dad will think when he finds out it was you?" "Why should I care what some ignorant lout--?!" "My dad is a big city police chief." "....What?" "My dad's a police chief; & I was practically raised by his officers: they're all my uncles... Now, are you *sure* you want to harm me...?" (Crickets.) 😂😂😂
Ok that’s an entertaining story but seriously 3yrs for attempted murder?!? I would think it would be closer to the max of 15yrs for 2nd degree. Also good luck getting all that said and done with in the courts BEFORE the wedding. Justice may be blind but she isn’t fast
what made this woman think she could get away with trying to murder her future daughter in law who happens to be the CHIEF OF POLICE'S OWN DAUGHTER how stupid can you be
Attempted Murder has a minimum recommended sentencing of TWELVE YEARS in the United States. According to Dr Google, no other country has a three~year sentence for that crime.
In England and Wales, regarding attempted murder, it's the thought that counts as much as the outcome. So the penalty could be life in prison. I think the MIL character is dangerously mentally unstable and should be confined to a secure psychiatric hospital for the rest of her life.😂
Okay so MIL kills her. Her father is a sheriff. He would have an immediate autopsy done. Then when the report came in he'd then bring the roof down on MIL's head. Especially after reading the text showing her intent was clear as day. Then MIL was sloppy and just threw the poison in the trash and did not find another way to dispose of it. Plus it could have backfired even worse. She could have taken a sip and thought it tasted strange and asked future husband to taste it or another family could have wanted to drink out of that bottle or son could have wanted to drink from it. Did she really think she'd get away with it? Did she really think even if she had managed to somehow get away with it that after reading the text messages that her son would just forgive and forget? She lost him either way. MIL thought with her out of the way she'd find a nice girl who would bow down and kiss MIL'S ass and treat her like a goddess her son like a king.
I was not sure about this story. On the one hand it's still irritating how the main person doesn't stand up for themselves and lets things go on and on. Or they cry and get upset and then Bamboozled!! at the last minute they say they already knew or something. On the other hand, it's great to see the spouse stand up to the mom and instead sides with, and protects their spouse. MIL was 10 types of psycho, even the voice sounded crazy. It's also good to see the dad not jump to conclusions right away and instead takes the mature approach and asks why she thinks why she thinks certain things about the MIL Doing something drastic when upset only leads to more problems.
“Charlie’s and MY apartment”….. not Charlie and I’s apartment. I’s is not a word! Simple rule: remove the first person in the sentence and see what you’re left with.
Did the MIL not think ahead at all??? Like hello. A police chiefs daughter who was young and healthy; goes to her future in-laws house (after the MIL has been horrible to her) then suddenly she gets extremely sick after shellfish was in a shepherds pie and then suddenly dies the next night…those are some huge red flags. Also all those texts add more evidence. The truth would have come out fast and she would have still lost her baby boy. I’m kinda surprised my ex MIL never tried that with me. She hated me so much she encouraged her son to cheat on me and leave me. And her husband had cheated on her and she never got over that pain but was willing to put me through it.
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Would you have thought your mother-in-law was trying to poison you if you were in Cara’s shoes?
I would have asked Dad for a body cam before going on the trip. Setting up some way to stream it to Pop's cell phone so that he can watch the monster-in-law berate her
after all the arguments, shellfish in the Shepard's pie, and the probing about other potential ways to kill me? the were so many red flags flying that I'd be busting down the door to get away.
Probably, but I wouldn’t want to believe it.
Oh yeah I would she was not subhtle
Pardon my pet peeve…there’s no such word as I’s.
"Don't tell...." BIG RED FLAG. Molesters say this. MIL's who say this have malicious intent too. ALWAYS tell as many people as will listen. The tackle on the front lawn was perfect. )))
Nothing like 2000 brothers and sisters in blue having your back!!! ❤ our police, emt’s, doctors and nurses and firefighters!!! First line responders saves lives!!!
This MIL is insane and needs to be locked up and the key thrown away, in prison
And for a damn lot longer than 3 years to hardly enough for premeditated murder imo
@lyndawebster6840 a
Attempted Murder is 20 years minimum and maximum is Life With or Without Parole. Successful Premeditated Murder is definitely Life Without Parole at best. At worst in some places, the Death Penalty.
3 years for attemted murder? smh , she should have got more than that
Why, it is normal for a white person of age with no record.
1st offense and a plea deal most likely
They should have giving her a face tattoo, then she would go down for 13 years.🤣
Exactly. She should gave gotten at least 10 years with the possibility of parole in 5.
She’s white without any priors. It’s normal in the USA.
Riiiiight -- they got the settlement money from the would-be murderess immediately. AND she was immediately sentenced to prison. On what planet?
Well, considering that the usual punishment for a felony in Text Channel Land is that they have to get a part time job (while still somehow working day and night) and live in the Rundown Apartments in the countryside, at least this one had an actual arrest.
That’s why it’s not a true story
The family estate would have paid, along with her legal fees.
Planet Philippines, perhaps?
I doubt the legal proceedings are very slow everywhere. Also, OP probably skipped talking of some time between the incident and the marriage...
I love the husband! He stands up for the Mc even when she won't stand up for herself 😊😊😊 what a good husband!
what the Hell!? Thats Attemped Murder!
Yeah
In many jurisdictions attempted murder is subject to the same penalty as murder, up to life imprisonment.
I'm so glad that he stood up for her
To bad she couldn't do it for herself
It’s unsettling that this psycho would go so far just so she can hold on to her baby boy. I swear it’s like she’s in love with her son
I think she wished he would Hulk Smash her. Lol
Euw!
Twisted piece of work right there…i wouldnt send her a mothers day card.
There's something called a Jocasta Complex which is a mental condition
Wow, a mama's boy who wasn't a mama's boy. Good for him.
This lady needs to see a counselor for her people please attitude because her future mother-in-law is running all of her like a doormat
Yeah I noticed that and not what I expect from an officers daughter who had a good relationship with her dad
I don’t think so; she’s just trying not to take offense at everything her MIL says. Sometimes it’s hard knowing where to draw the line and before you know it, the line has been crossed.
@@laurenrose2895 I can see were your coming from, it just surprised me as every good father I've known in that profession teaches their kids not to put up with that stuff and not to ignore the signs.
I love the post card bit.😅
She definitely had a very supportive dad that’s for sure
She had the whole force backing her thanks to her very supportive dad
Anyone who starts talking about whether your allergies are life threatening, insists on you showing up to dinner despite threatening you beforehand, then asks you your favorite drink, asking to make sure it's "Irresistible to you" like, that is nothing but red flags.
Although it took her a bit, she saw them in time.
Please stop making the op too dumb, her dad and fiance warned her to stay away from the mother in law. But she ignored the obvious red flags.
12:20 BOOM! There it is. "Don't tell Charlie about our conversation" is the cue to say, "Charlie, pull over right now and read this text conversation. Oh, and I'll just screenshot it, while you find a place to park, in case she deletes her texts before you can." And then, have her read ALL the texts.
She's lucky that she only got 3 yrs for attempting to poison the police chief's daughter.
The minute someone says "don't tell this person," unless it's their birthday present, I'm telling that person.
right!
Exactly
Absolutely. Saying that means they KNOW that it's wrong and want to get away with it
Wtf!
When did attempted murder become ok?
It never was. But in the minds of people like Mariane it is ok because it means they are in control of everything even life itself. It's a delusion however.
2020.
Omg they are saying Cara correctly fiiinnnnnaaaaalllllyyyyy
Not enough jail time imo
if either you MIL/future MIL ask you not to tell their kid you are with about the conversation they had with you in which they just be utter dbags, screenshot the ENTIRE thing, then send it to your partner asking for their imput & then proceed to block said MIL asap!!
You can say hell you won't get in trouble
That women did not love her son or she would have respected his wishes,it was all about control.
Narcissist Mommy.
That story started off really slow but ended up one of your best.
glad you loved it!
When she says don't tell Charlie about the conversation? She KNOWS she's in the wrong.
Don't tell....is a huge red flag .
Okay the fact that she asked whether or not the wife could die from her shellfish allergy and the way she asked about it is a huge red flag and the fact that she asked if there were any other severe food allergies would have me feeling unsafe eating anything that she hands to me whether it be a liquid drink or food and I would make sure to tell my fiance. I would tell my fiance I think your mother is trying to poison me using my allergies and explain to him why I feel that way.
I know right even I know food allergies are not something you mess with I have family members with food allergies and when I make a dish for a family gathering I always make sure to avoid the food their allergic to
That part of the story made her sound like an airhead/Kevina.
i would tell on her to my fiancé and show him the creepy things she said to me
Just 3 years for attempted murder? That’s insane
yeah that is!
THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS I’S. ARGH, I’M NO GRAMMAR POLICE, BUT THAT JUST DRIVES ME CRAZY.
Me too!
Had she ever heard of divorce?
Hold on, why would you, as a fiancé, still be at the dinner table if your future wife is puking in the other room.
I believe attempted murder is a lot longer than 3 years, more linked 5-10. At least in the states. You know her hubby and family were nowhere to be found when she got out of prison.
I don't know about other countries, but in England and Wales, it's the thought that counts, so a failed attempt at murder could face life imprisonment just as if they had managed to kill their victim.
@@peterjf7723 Just like how someone who attempts suicide, but survives, gets arrested and punished for the self-murder. Instead of, you know, getting psychological help.
Wait, that was the law several decades ago, according to my research for something completely irrelevant here. Is it still the law? I don't know. I'm not up-to-date on English law.
So, some folks can't say Hell?
It’s the couple’s choice to have a child or not. I’d never force my son to have them. It’s totally up to them. And OP being a nurse is perfect gold. Nurses have it tough. Be kind to them.
Only 3 years of prison !!! That's BS
Three years for attempted murder? I thought in America you get ten for smoking pot.
Attempted Murder is a 12 year minimum in the US.
A line from an old movie. "The first step in avoiding a trap is knowing of it's existence." Definitely applies in this story. Wasn't it convenient that Mariane confessed over text? Anybody could read about what's been going on.
Hey a least they sent postcards 😂
I miss that one voice with that southern droll.
3 years for premeditated attempted murder? You've got to be kidding me?!!
I’m just wondering about the future MIL’s thinking process. Did she not know that Cara’s dad is the chief of police? Did she somehow not know that or did she just not care? Seriously, if the father of the bride is the chief of police - not a good idea to try something like this future MIL did.
None of these stories work otherwise.
She met the man, and surely she knew that a young woman's sudden death would be INVESTIGATED, but she not only did it, but she confessed in writing.
She literally thinks she's so smart that no one can find out her scheme. She's so stupid she thinks she's a genius, because when she was five years old, she learned how to tie her own shoes. NOBODY can POSSIBLY beat that world record of smartness! /s
wait, if she put it in the bottles & served to everyone, wouldnt she have killed well, EVERYONE in her family that was there, including her kids???? /:
edit
spelling
She was serving that bottle *only* to the OP.
That's why she poured the drinks herself -- so that only her target would get poisoned!
Lol, the mother-in-law just admitted to trying to poison her. How can that woman not see that?
She’s delusional narcissist who wants to make her daughter in law feel withdrawn
Trust me. My step grandma didnt think her poo stank. She believed that anything she did was totally important and you shouldnt disobey her. She was one step away from this nightmare mil and then she died. Our family didnt cry.
Not to mention the way she keeps bringing up this being the fiance's last dinner with them or last night in general seriously I would not trust anything that women handed to me I wouldn't trust anything that woman touched that was put in front of me
Blah, the voicework!! ::SHUDDER::
Yeah, Her dad is Goofy's grandson!
I don’t understand why an attempted murder only gets 3 years in prison, especially one as coldly calculating as that one. She should get life imprisonment to be certain she can’t ever hurt anyone in the future, especially op.
The specific crimes that she committed determines the sentence. Not what she intended to do.
@@itwasaliens I don't know about other countries but in England and Wales, an "attempt", as in attempted murder is still an offence under section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 and is therefore an indictable offence which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment (the same as the mandatory sentence for murder).
@@peterjf7723 yes but the sentence for just attempted murder isn't very strong.
Like you could attempt murder by trying to put a poison pill in someone's drink but for whatever reason you were dumb and just put a sugar pill in. Yeah you attempted murder but really all you did was put some sugar in someone's water. What do you think a prison sentence for that should be?
@@itwasaliens Well, in England and Wales attempted murder depends on an intention to kill and an overt act towards committing homicide. Attempted murder is only the planning of a murder and acts taken towards it, not the actual killing, which is the murder. This makes the offence very difficult to prove and it is more common for a lesser charge to be preferred under the Offences against the Person Act 1861. However in this story I think there is sufficient evidence for the penalty to be the same as for actual killing. So the perpetrator could face life imprisonment.
Laws do differ in other countries.
Attempted murder is the same as the offence of murder in Scottish law, with the only difference being that the victim has not died. Intention can be inferred from the circumstances of the case. As with all common law offences in Scotland, the maximum punishment available is life imprisonment.
In the United States, where I assume this story is set, a conviction for attempted murder requires a demonstration of an intent to murder, meaning that the perpetrator attempted to murder and failed (e.g. attempted to shoot the victim and missed or shot the victim and the victim survived). The penalty for attempted murder is 9 year imprisonment.
The mother in law could claim insanity, however a successful insanity defense usually results in many years of mandatory treatment in a mental hospital, it is not a free ride out of jail.
@@peterjf7723 I like Scottish law.
The planet is grossly overpopulated, and having children is outrageously expensive.
Any young couple putting off or deciding not to reproduce have the right to make that decision all on their own.
And if that doesn't work then rat poison?
My mom was on her way to work when she heard the news and had to pull over.
Didn't she have a conversation with her dad about not letting this happen then to bitch out and let it happen regardless of her fiance saying he won't allow it? Wtf is wrong with these people?
Any time some one says don't tell him/her. Tell them ASAP
I’m a 40 year old woman 👵 and I’m not married or have any kids and I don’t drink 🚱 alcohol 🍺 at all and I don’t ever plan to ever do any of the above 👆.
only 3 years for attempted murder. repeated attempts.
I would be showing the convo to Charlie right off the bat
“…Charlie’s and MY apartment.”, not ‘Charlie and I’s apartment.’ 😊. (Also, in English the word is whoa, not woah.)
Woman should have told MIL that her father was a protective Chief of Police. That MIGHT made her think twice about trying to KILL her.
"Have you thought about what my dad will think when he finds out it was you?"
"Why should I care what some ignorant lout--?!"
"My dad is a big city police chief."
"....What?"
"My dad's a police chief; & I was practically raised by his officers: they're all my uncles... Now, are you *sure* you want to harm me...?"
(Crickets.)
😂😂😂
I understand why the mother walks all over her. She’s a rug. it’s not right But if you act like a rug. People will take advantage
She's devious, but not very smart. Rat poison is quite easily neutralized. That's like Tom and Jerry stupidity level.
Ok that’s an entertaining story but seriously 3yrs for attempted murder?!? I would think it would be closer to the max of 15yrs for 2nd degree. Also good luck getting all that said and done with in the courts BEFORE the wedding. Justice may be blind but she isn’t fast
Charlie and I's apartment??? What language is that?
what made this woman think she could get away with trying to murder her future daughter in law who happens to be the CHIEF OF POLICE'S OWN DAUGHTER how stupid can you be
Attempted Murder has a minimum recommended sentencing of TWELVE YEARS in the United States. According to Dr Google, no other country has a three~year sentence for that crime.
At least 10 imo
Three years isn’t enough it should be five years in prison
In England and Wales, regarding attempted murder, it's the thought that counts as much as the outcome. So the penalty could be life in prison.
I think the MIL character is dangerously mentally unstable and should be confined to a secure psychiatric hospital for the rest of her life.😂
@@peterjf7723 I agree what u have said ,perfect word !!!
Okay so MIL kills her. Her father is a sheriff. He would have an immediate autopsy done. Then when the report came in he'd then bring the roof down on MIL's head. Especially after reading the text showing her intent was clear as day. Then MIL was sloppy and just threw the poison in the trash and did not find another way to dispose of it.
Plus it could have backfired even worse. She could have taken a sip and thought it tasted strange and asked future husband to taste it or another family could have wanted to drink out of that bottle or son could have wanted to drink from it.
Did she really think she'd get away with it? Did she really think even if she had managed to somehow get away with it that after reading the text messages that her son would just forgive and forget? She lost him either way. MIL thought with her out of the way she'd find a nice girl who would bow down and kiss MIL'S ass and treat her like a goddess her son like a king.
Afraid to say a little word like hell are we?
The wife is a kind of too timid
That’s deep.
Yeah this is yet another totally believable Reddit story.
I was not sure about this story. On the one hand it's still irritating how the main person doesn't stand up for themselves and lets things go on and on. Or they cry and get upset and then Bamboozled!! at the last minute they say they already knew or something.
On the other hand, it's great to see the spouse stand up to the mom and instead sides with, and protects their spouse.
MIL was 10 types of psycho, even the voice sounded crazy. It's also good to see the dad not jump to conclusions right away and instead takes the mature approach and asks why she thinks why she thinks certain things about the MIL
Doing something drastic when upset only leads to more problems.
only 3 years for attempted murder
There is no such word as “I’s”. “I” is NEVER possessive. In your defense - most Americans don’t know this either.
This story is stupid the daughter in law is foolish after listening to the mother in law she should've realized was not a good person
Not Charlie’s and Is. Mine and Charlie’s.
I'm sorry about that!
Three years for attempted murder?
“Charlie’s and MY apartment”….. not Charlie and I’s apartment. I’s is not a word! Simple rule: remove the first person in the sentence and see what you’re left with.
WTH 😮😮😮😮
Op is...🤦🤦🤦🤦 Spineless
Did the MIL not think ahead at all??? Like hello. A police chiefs daughter who was young and healthy; goes to her future in-laws house (after the MIL has been horrible to her) then suddenly she gets extremely sick after shellfish was in a shepherds pie and then suddenly dies the next night…those are some huge red flags. Also all those texts add more evidence. The truth would have come out fast and she would have still lost her baby boy.
I’m kinda surprised my ex MIL never tried that with me. She hated me so much she encouraged her son to cheat on me and leave me. And her husband had cheated on her and she never got over that pain but was willing to put me through it.
OMG Cara's voice is the most annoying thing I have ever heard 🙉🙉🙉🙉
I don't like some of the female voices, sounds like underage children. But I love stories where they stand up for the bride
Ok a story folks
glad you loved it!
You can’t have sex with your son Mariane. Cut it out.
OPs annoyingly servile and clueless.
The voices are a turn off. Sorry.
MARIANE LET HER EGO GET THE BEST OF HER TOO AND MARIANE KNOW THAT TOO AND MARIANE IS VERY FUNNY AND A JOKE AND A COWARD TOO AND MARIANE WILL BE EATING THOSE WORDS NOW TOO AND MARIANE IS VERY ANNOYING TOO AND MARIANE YOU WERE WARNED TOO
To robotic the voice actress is way to robotic
So you were willing to try and kill someone all because you don't like her
Happens all the time. This was about jealousy.
If that happened very often have to plan it would be dead
OP is slow very slow. She doesn't know how to keep her mouth shut about things that are not her business.
😡😡🤬🤬