Bride Kills Husband During Honeymoon

Emirates 24/7 ^ | 3/26

[Two Kids' Dad]

If only this happened after every muzzie wedding...

[SgtHooper]

Careful, Johnny Sack might be listening...

[arthurus]

Wants.

[Therapsid]

This is called change...progress....:)

[ThanhPhero]

An old (71) Vietnamese gentleman I knew was divorced by his young wife and decided to go back to Việt Nam and get himself another wife. He got me to take im around to make preparations to leave. I took him to his doctor appointment to get a sctript for the latest quinine preparation and a general physical. He asked for Viagra and was provided with a script for that, too. I remonstrated with him, telling him that he was just asking for a heart attack. He said, no, no, he was healthy.
Ông Khan went to VIệt Nam and found a year young bride in Vũng Tàu who was eager to marry an American (he is a citizen). I got news a little while later that the old man had expired in the Act in Vũng Tàu. Now there is a major hassle over who gets his substantial life insurance. His progeny here are demanding that it go to them and they are arguing among themselves about which of them should get it. They all turned him out of their lives years ago and refused to deal with him at all. He was an unpleasant old man and his only friend was this American. I hope his last wife gets the money. He had changed the beneficiary to be her. That would make her a very wealthy lady in Việt Nam while his relatives here would go through it in a year and have nothing to show for it.

[arthurus]

My cousin married an Egyptian. He was in the AF and stationed in Egypt. The lady is a Christian who was targeted by the Moslem neighbors for conversion or death. He had known her father for a few months. The father talked him into taking her out of the country when he got shipped out to Germany, so he married her. It has been terrific for him and of course, life for her. He had not thought about (re)marrying at all but then, as he put it, God put this woman in front of him and said, “Do something useful.” It has been several years now and there are no regrets.

[Billthedrill]

Hush! She’s a widow now!

Exactly. I don't see why everyone is being so hard on her. She just lost her husband, f'Petessake!

[Neidermeyer]

Dave Edmunds did it better .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8-gZ7V4Z_Y

[Mark17]

Interesting story. I liked Vung Tau when I was there, and I was last in Saigon in1971. I got my woman in the Philippines, however.

[Georgia Girl 2]

“The woman told police she had been forced to marry that man and that she planned to kill him because she could not live with him.”

Don’t be that guy! :-)

[dalereed]

a black widdow!

As soon as he screwed her she kills him and eats him!

[ThanhPhero]

Until a couple of years ago there was a restaurant in Vũng Tau that was owned by an American expatriate and his locally obtained wife and 7 children. He went back by invitation in '83 before foreigners were really even allowed into the country (except Russians). In the war he had been a very young and very competent engineer and his father had been a longtime construction contractor. He was sought out by a Vietnamese agent and asked to go to Việt Nam on the VN dime because they wanted someone to teach them how to build stuff the American way. They flew him out via France. He did not have a passport and has never had a visa. At first he was moved around to construction sites all over the country to give instructions and classes and hands on building.They had all the equipment left by the Americans. Gradually they used him less and less and he got married and opened the café. Last time I saw him he still kept a go bag packed by the door in case a government car drove up. He would then grab the bag and get in the car to go to wherever they need his expertise. The last time he "was called up" was when that great bridge down in the Delta collapsed before it was completed. He is comfortably retired as only a Vietnamese man with American levels of income can be.