After Dad Passed Away,Strange Women Showed Up At Funeral & Claimed She's My Mom ,Wants To Reconcile

[@sheliawaymon9023]

Seems like this one is going to be a good one 😊. OP should feel guilty because she didn't have grandma's back. OP got what she deserved.

[@pitviper2]

Op was incredibly stupid, it's crazy how some people are so desperate for a parental connection they'll disregard everything else, Op directly shortened her poor grandmother's life, how is this person and lawyer and be such an idiot?

[@louellacharlton4425]

Wow she really hurt the grandma, straight up. Hard times for her now. If she learns from this, good on her.

[@ernestcharles8170]

This so called Attorney is dumb as a wet rock! How does an Attorney see a video of a woman putting drugs into her food and not throw her out and report her to the police? How does she give a stranger access to her vital legal paperwork? How does a person who had time to go to law school not report a kidnapping? This much negligence on her part is clearly unbelievable!

[@phihe5083]

We are supposed to believe OP is working as a lawyer; but is still so stupid to not inform the authorities about the "drug"in the food. BS

[@harleyquinn5774]

There are attorneys out there who are shockingly dumb. Sincerely, A Paralegal

[@robertx8020]

@@harleyquinn5774 I agree ..I've seen 'stupid' docters too. Smart in their profession ..but private? his wife cheated in front of him and he didn't (want to? ) see it!

[@shonnie81]

Most of these stories are fictional with major character flaws (insert eye roll).

[@kathleenhuff3059]

A NORMAL Lawyer would have got drug tested after she realized she was being drugged!!...NO normal person would NOT just go a while with calling the cops on someone drugging them!!.. family or not‼️‼️‼️

[@katherinevaipo3141]

There's a saying, curiosity kills the cat, in your case, your curiosity killed your grandmother, all because you didn't listen to her. I have no sympathy for you Op.

[@madambutterfly1997]

I have no sympathy for OP. Her grandmother str8 up warned Op and like a stupid little girl, OP ignored her simply because she selfishly needed this 26 year old hole filled

[@sandrapersaud3105]

I agree. OP is so blind and is to be blamed for everything that happened to her grandmother, the woman who raised her. She was "easily" fooled by her bio mother and allowed her to take over her life. I have no sympathy.

[@robertx8020]

@@sandrapersaud3105 It's ashame the GM didn;t live long enough to spit into OP's face

[@kat8753]

Not just blind but the stupidity is epic. This woman was poisoning her, and she didn't immediately call the cops. WTF.

[@tiaa668]

I lost my internet for two hours last time I started watching this video thank goodness it came back so I can finish it and watch the rest of Mr. Reddito videos today 😂

[@dorothylloyd1804]

Thanks Mr Reddito. Too bad OP didnt smarten up sooner

[@cheesencrackers8346]

I hate "like"ing these because they are frequently so tragic. Very sad story. I hope she gets some mental help for getting thru her guilt and grief.

[@lynnechapman6204]

This was a really sad story.

[@tyffanypoudrier6610]

OP was manipulated by her mother she always want a mother I feel bad for her. No, she’s alone because her grandmother passed away. Also thanks to her loving mother I wish you all the best.❤❤

[@hvymax]

If OP could do the only decent thing she could her mother could still inherit everything 😂🤣😂🤣

[@CareyBilley]

Always watch out for what you wish for, it might bite you in the arse.

[@dianecheney4141]

You couldn’t do good for your grandmother, but you can do better for someone else’s grandmother. Call the nursing home and find out if anyone there needs help with their bill or doesn’t have anyone to visit

[@bethmoran6190]

I believe that father and grandmother should not have lied to OP at least once she was old enough to understand. Like maybe 12 years old. If she had known that she had been abandoned by Mother, perhaps she wouldn’t have been fooled so badly

[@Ahalaia]

I can understand how OPs mom messed with OPs mind. Grief forms a weak spot so people can easily worm their way in. I think her mom knew this and knew this was a good time to strike. When I got to the part about giving 'mom' credit card to buy stuff and an allowance I was 'oh no no no, don't do it!' I had a point in my life were people wormed their way into my good heart while i was suffering from grief.

[@pamelahoracek]

This was a sad story. One cannot turn back time after life has ended. I wished the grandmother lived long enough to see OP saw the light and was doing all she can to get her back home. I would feel guilty if I was in OP's situation. Trusting a person who you always wanted in your life (mother) and not trusting the woman who care for her. One way to do something for her grandmother and make up the guilt (in time), OP can volunteer at the nursing home once a week or more and visit the elderly who do not have family to visit them. OP could not do it for her grandmother, but in her honor, she can help and be a companion to other elderly who is by themselves. I was surprised OP falling for this scheme her mother did and why she came back into her life, especially after her father died and could not advise you the true story about her mother. I realized it was best her father and grandmother told a lie then telling OP her mother chooses a different life then stay with her child. Knowing her mother died and keeping a better image of her mother. Where was she during these 26 years. She could have come back into her daughter's life, and everyone involved can air out the past and start a new beginning if the mother was sincere. I was surprised that OP was an attorney. I thought because of their job and the many stories the clients come in with, an attorney needs to be open minded and sense when something is not right with a person's story. I assume the situation with her mother and after her father passing away, her mind was clouded, and it probably comforted her to have a parent in her life. I wished her grandmother could have lived a little longer for the granddaughter to apologize and bring her back home. What is the responsibility of the nursing home and not questioning the signed in person who is responsible/next of kin for the grandmother's decisions. How can someone just change the guardianship (without legal proof) of the grandmother and not mention it to the granddaughter? Possibly the nursing home saw the granddaughter bring in her mother (the grandmother's child) to visit the grandmother and felt all was well in the situation of letting the mother and grandmother exit the facility. Possibly the grandmother being sent to the nursing home, the granddaughter only visiting once a week, that her mind deteriorating, and she was giving up on her life. Or maybe her grandmother was being medicated by her own daughter on her visits unknown to the granddaughter. I do not know why the grandmother did not question leaving with her daughter without the granddaughter's knowledge or the granddaughter's wishes. As for the prison term of 14 years for the mother, did that included taking/kidnapping the granddaughter and asking ransom/blackmail for her safety and return, stealing her daughter's money by taking advantage of the trust she gave her mother with her credit cards, running the household and the drugging the food for her daughter (I wonder if the mother had falsified her daughter's will that she be the beneficiary if she passes away). 14 years was not enough. Judging her actions, her past actions, I a sure she is probably wanted elsewhere for wrong deeds. I am afraid this granddaughter will need to seek psychological, help, she probably will have trust issues, help her to understand what happened and how she fell for the story her mother had (and neglecting the knowledge from her grandmother, who raised her, and she was not even her father's mother who would not lie to her because she would want the best for her granddaughter and the grandmother would know the selfishness of her own daughter and the life she lead), to forgive herself and live a happy and good life as her father and grandmother would want her to have.

[@angelawilliams4483]

Now do you actually think we’re going to read this long comment?😮😅

[@ericlindgren212]

I call BS. You can't just PUT someone in an old folks home, and you can't just walk into that home and declare yourself to be the new decision maker.

[@Matagu1]

No sympathy for OP.

[@mrnowak2835]

OP kind of set herself up for that one. Her grandmother warned her. If that was me the first time she tried to lay hands on my grandmother would be the last time she would see me.

[@nimisilverbird1239]

Yta. So your grandmother raised you while rhiannon abandoned you. But you threw grandma and now is playing all nice with mommy

[@TakaS013]

Op should of listened to her grandma and I don't feel sorry for op at all. This op is seriously annoying/infuriating and couldn't even see the red flags/warning signs.

[@prahasithpolina3021]

she trusted her mother who she met few months ago , but didnt trust grandmother who was with her for 20 years

[@zachmedlin2608]

OP’s naivety and desire to be loved are both her downfall and the reason for her grandmother’s death. While everything is her fault and she brought this on herself and I have no sympathy for her, she needs therapy so she won’t unalive herself.

[@stevenshytles3484]

Op received what she deserved

[@user-hr5pc3rt2n]

Wonder why OP didnt kick her mother out for good when she discovered the drugging?

[@hvymax]

😂🤣😂🤣OP deserves all this and more. Saw she was being drugged and didn't contact medical and police help and even kept taking them. OP caused all of this 🤣😂🤣😂

[@dorothyseals3678]

This is one of the saddest stories op was to trusting

[@hvymax]

So OP caused his Grandmother to be tortured to death. How nice.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Op is such a bad person

[@lindasoohoo8672]

Honestly I don’t any lawyers almost 30 years old who are this naive. Why didn’t she get a blood test when she new she was being drugged?

[@corinawyatt3803]

So damn sad

[@takaebrown146]

I can't listen to this anymore OP while longing for a mothers love it doesn't mean you go totally stupid she did not listen to her grandmother and do her work to find out about her mother so going blindly into this she lost the one person who supported her - her grandmother !

[@blainekimmel3780]

Attorneys aren't this stupid.

[@faraht1250]

pfft... lies lies. 20+years... she could hv visit her child many times.

[@dianafrazier2830]

Well, Mr. Reddito, I really do enjoy your stories, but having seen alot of them now I can't help but feel that a lot of OP's do not seem to have the brains they were born with. Naive is not a strong enough word. 😻😁😻😻

[@ravery1023]

What is the background music at the end of the video? I really liked it.

[@dionne4091]

Wow why people are so trusting smh why control get evidence and call the police comon now make smart moves

[@jonaldlestrange9624]

I seriously hope this story is fake op absolutely should feel guilty she was stupid and let herself be manipulated she betrayed her grandmother and ultimately its her fault that grandma lost her life in the end.

[@noahballard6864]

should have gone to the police as soon as the poisoning was seen and used that in the case of the abduction. Side note screw those cops it is crap like that is partially why Defund got so much support

[@Chrisdocc]

🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Jjudes9665]

The name Rhiannon is pronounced Re-Anna.

[@Rolletti21]

I'm going to be kind...No comment. ✌️

[@Khrysalis01]

The music is distracting, and awful af. I want to hear the story not listen to elevator music.

[@seabreezeblank1513]

Too long couldn't be bothered to read the whole thing

[@lancepanganiban9509]

The op in the story is an i_ _ _ t.

[@Neyfufu00]

You deserve losing your grandma, next time learn to listen to your family instead of thinking that your ideas are better than the people who have more life experience with said person