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This was before doors had computers to log when they were opened. This wouldn’t work today. There was a security camera with a feed that transferred to DVD but security would have had to watch each tape one at a time for multiple doors instead of watching the floor on a night they were working. This went on for 6 months. The three of them were caught when one of the thieves got into an argument with the manager who was part of the “steal crew.” In retaliation to being treated unfairly by that manager, she stormed into the operations office and confessed to the 6 months worth of crime the three of them committed as a group. In that kind of scam, they would take the clothes to a flea market —sell it for maybe 25 cents or less on the dollar to a vendor. They probably didn’t make much money at all given how much they took. They split it three ways. In addition, 25 plus years later I am bet they all have larceny on their criminal record which would disqualify them from much of the job marke

These are mutual friends so they like your ex too. They will be prepared to see the good in him and no doubt he has his own line on what happened. It will carefully reflect badly on you of course because he won’t be to blame for anything. Your best approach might be to rise above it. Simply state that you’ve moved past it and you wish him well for example. Or that things just didn’t work out, but you don’t find it constructive to talk about the past and you’re focusing on your future. Something in your own words to express that you are positive and not bearing a grudge and that you don’t want to get involved in talking about sexual relationships. Save that for your best friend or your close confidantes. I have long found nonchalance and good manners the least contentious and benign route for working or communicating with a narcissist or his team of monkeys. Your mutual friends like you too in other ways, so keep them focused on the fun you can have together and steer them away from the

She wanted her dad’s estate so badly, she could taste it. To give you some background, Jill and her husband live in a camper in the woods…a camper we gave them because we felt sorry for them. Since my husband and I have nice jobs and a home, she feels like we should just give her the property out of the kindness of our hearts..because she needs a real home to live in. She has the welfare mentality that her family should share the wealth, and do so willingly. After all of this went down, I found out she had been telling her kids so many lies about us. Made up things that the probate attorney never said. Told her kids that we had a terrible marriage and my husband was an alcoholic her husband is in fact a raging alcoholic. She was supposed to be paying her dad’s homeowner’s insurance. She made up this big story about calling her agent, and getting it switched into her name. It never happened, and as a result, his insurance lapsed. When we found out about this, she doubled down on her lie

A medical transport took him to the rehab facility at around 8:00 pm and I was with him at the hospital and was supposed to meet him at rehab. I got there an hour later than he did because no one told me they lock the main gates at night and once I got in the building all the elevators needed security codes. When I finally got to him he was in his pajamas in bed. He told me that he was in prison and the nurses were really prison guards holding him against his will. I told him he could leave any time knowing he couldn’t stand up on his own. I calmed him down as best I could but he insisted he was in prison. Right before I left he looked me in the eye and said, “I don’t even know you anymore. When I went back the next morning he told me that the night before I had taken him from Switzerland to Russia (we were in Maryland) and put him in a concentration camp. He was still upset with me but at least he understood he was in rehab now. It was so strange to see my Dad who was a really smart g

My mother-in-law was renovating and building extensions to her home charging all her building materials to an account my husband and his brother had opened at the local hardware shop when they were building a deck out front of their parents’ home. When the deck was finally finished, the two went to pay off the bills and were shocked at the exorbitantly expensive cost they were expected to pay off. Going through the invoices and signatures they realised their mother and her builders had been charging everything to their account without their permission. The hardware shope employees had assumed that as she was their mother this was some sort of family arrangement and had gone along with the mother's booking of hardware materials. My Dad was 92 and working hard to hide his growing dementia from us. My mom had died the year before so at his insistence, he lived alone. However, we talked him into having a helper come in twice a week to do laundry, wash dishes, etc. One day the helper ca

We almost did this. The house next door to ours was a bank foreclosure at a rather low price. Our lender said it we wanted to add that property to our mortgage application it would not be a problem. We were thinking of buying the house next door, demolishing it and building a studio or workshop connected to our house. What stopped us was the fact that along the fence line of the property is a county water pipe. The county reserves the right to dig anywhere that pipe is in order to repair or access it. Any structure built across that pipe would be subject to demolition at-will by the county. Hence why the house on that property is to the right of the fence and only grass and a gravel driveway is where the pipe is. The previous owner had an above-ground pool in the backyard over top of where the pipe is and were told if the pipe ever need work, the first thing the backhoe would do is swat aside the pool and they’d have no recourse. That is the only reason we didn’t buy the property. In h