She thought that would IMPROVE her relationship with the boy’s father ???!
Bump
The kid was clued in to this crazy dame. He proved to be an excellent judge of character.
omg, just get a new boyfriend.
I am surprised the police went to such lenghts to find the guilty party here. I guess they had prior experience with what psycho women are capable of. Probably were in divorce procedings once or twice to learn that lesson.
Perhaps the boy’s clueless father will also have learned something through this experience. He must be a real loser to have such an ugly woman as a “girlfriend.” Unfortunately, she has two small children....by different fathers, I’d wager.
3 years ago my soon to be divorced friend was going through a “testy” point in his marriage and discovered, thank God, that his soon to be ex had hidden his loaded .38 in his carry on when he was flying down to see his parents in Florida.
One in a million he found it, spilled his coffee and changed his shirt in the car discovering it. She denied it of course, but he knew it didn’t jump from his nightstand to his carry on by itself.
True story:
About ten years ago, I was packing for a business trip and, by chance, checked an unused compartment on my boarding luggage. Inside, I found a .22 revolver.
WTF?
So, I asked my wife and she said she got it from her Grandmother during her last visti up-state. It was her Grandfathers and she thought I might like it, but never thought to tell me it was in my suitcase.
Close call, but I’m still not sure it was an accident.
First, behold what things gun control laws can be used for. (I.e. the police aren't the only people given power by bad laws.) Sort of like how the carry-on baggage of innocent people in Singapore can be slipped some drugs at an airport, and then the travelers subsequently face the death penalty when they are found.
Second, she should be charged for the crime she was framing him for, because he could have been jailed for a long time, not to mention forever losing his gun ownership rights. I think putting all those consequences back on her is only fair.
Third, think of how lucky this kid is that it happened in TX. In how many other jurisdictions (MA, CT, IL, CA, MD, NJ, MD, NY ... ) would the police have just arrested the kid, assuming he was guilty as charged, and without bothering to trace the call and pull the surveillance tape? I have to congratulate the police here for bothering to have the wherewithal needed to discover this ruse.