Aunt Living On My Parents Dime Called Me Trust Fund Baby After Herself Marrying Rich Old Mens

[@Rebecca-zr8zl]

OP's aunt has been enabled for years. She is spoiled and takes advantage of her situation. I'm happy she finally got caught. Their child is better off without them.

[@sharonlaudi8409]

The caricature is good

[@diamonddiva3204]

i think that the aunt had the pregnancy card ready to play if she was ever confronted just another way to wriggle out of consequences

[@lucydyamond3658]

Everybody’s so creative! What a marvelous work of absolute fiction

[@yadealone]

I so appreciate the stories you narrate! Thank you!

[@MrBeevee5]

You like fiction, I see.

[@charlesphillips7822]

I would have sued for slander.

[@tracygardner6318]

Even if the parents were alive, it’s not their responsibility to take care of you financially, your whole life, part of it. Yes, not your whole life.

[@CrystalRuizEnriquez]

Not even part of it, the big sister was not obligated to care for her little one in that way she did, out of the goodness of her heart and love for her sister, but she didn't have to.

[@joechang8696]

divorce settlements for short term of marriage is generally modest with no alimony. not sure how she would have gotten large settlements

[@calliew311]

One of the many red flags that this and many other stories are fake. A lot of them talk about court and intertwine civil and criminal, which just doesn't happen in real life.

[@shawnmccarty6923]

Well in fairytale land anything can happen even getting arrested for cheating on your boyfriend

[@nancyoneill-buck6033]

Also in east Asia you can sue for marriage fraud. So guess where this story is from? Yes if you said the great AI machine in East Asia

[@tracygardner6318]

Bashing her sister and her brother-in-law after they’ve helped out so much and then going after OP I hope this woman gets a wake up call soon if not, she’s gonna be on the streets and homeless and I hate to say it she may deserve it

[@MausMasher54]

Aunt Cyndi must have taken the movie, 'How to Marry a Millionaire' as Gospel....When Cyndi gets out of prison, she should move to Nevada where she can make tons of money for selling herself....LOL...YES, I would have ratted her out in a New York, Second....

[@karinasamaniego8765]

At the point OP referred to her aunt Cindy as her sister when she was on her way to the airport, seemingly forgetting a crucial point in the story, I KNEW this was a fake story. Also what could she be arrested for without a long investigation by a prosecutor?

[@tanzanite8908]

Agreed

[@geraldgrenier8132]

I can see autoincorrect changing a typo that meant to be Cindy to Sister, but hey maybe that just my dysgraphia

[@MrBeevee5]

I can't imagine what the charges would be. Whatever they were, the police arrested them on the spot. Hahaha.

[@geraldgrenier8132]

@@MrBeevee5 Fraud would be the charges and pausible something about fleeing the juristiion

[@MrBeevee5]

@@geraldgrenier8132 Fleeing the jurisdiction is an impossible charge since she hadn't been charged yet. As far as fraud, plenty women have passed their AP's babies as being their husbands.

[@brobles8888]

Was satisfying to hear auntie and her lover caught a case and had to do time. Even better was hearing they lost all the money they swindled. Thx Mr. Reddito. This was a good ending.

[@tracygardner6318]

Age does not matter this because a young person marries an old person or an old person mirrors. A young person does not mean they don’t love them. It’s a concerted yes but you find out at the beginning if it’s fake or real or you’ve been duped.

[@Mrwillie95]

Op family let Cindy do nothing and give her everything no they stuck with entitled person now they have to deal with the mess they created

[@zefflar]

Well she never meddled in it at all! She was pulled in by her CA!

[@maryjoyspohrer256]

Warn the poor guy? You bet your sweet bippy I would!!

[@annkupke4263]

Karma got that aunt. She should of never bad mouthed her niece. Some kids actually have to work for their money even if family is rich. And some also don't want their family to help them out but to gain employment, parts or careers on their own merit. Like some celebrities celebrities

[@tracygardner6318]

Golddigger is a negative light you can’t protect all your family members from doing stupid things. All you can do is worry about your own family try to help out and if you can’t let them be.

[@tracygardner6318]

It’s her life if she wants to mess it up and be a Golddigger and be greedy let her just focus on your own lives. You’ve tried to help her. She is never going to take it unless it’s in a form of money.

[@tracygardner6318]

Cindy is right people do not have to have kids. I wish I could marry this man I don’t want kids I have fur babies.

[@vanessacallahan3515]

I wish society would stop pushing for young people to have children Not everyone needs to be a parent.

[@PowerStruggle555]

my aunt married an older, rich guy (they were both divorced) I think 20 year age difference. but theyve been happily married for 20 years. so age is a number, so what if the guy is rich. but its the fact thats the aunt in story's type. marry, divorce quick, etc

[@nobodyuknow6337]

My thoughts are on the aunts baby. When she gets out, she could destroy the kid's life for her own purpose. Take him just to be sure she gets a welfare check or uses him against her sister's family ( you want to see him - pay). Maybe she and the baby daddy will both mess-up and get extended sentences. Hopefully, till the baby is over 18.

[@calliew311]

Why was she arrested? Maybe I missed it, but I didn't hear/see it.

[@nobodyuknow6337]

@@calliew311 She and her BF were running a scam - marry older men to get their money then leave them for the next guy. I think they stole from husbands, too.

[@calliew311]

@@nobodyuknow6337 being a gold digger isn't a crime. And in the story, the guy brought the police to the airport, and they weren't married, so there wasn't a scam. And if they stole money, the cops wouldn't have shown up and arrested them on the spot because the fiance found out his soon to be wife was cheating, they would've been doing an investigation and it would have been with the other ex husbands. These kinds of stories sound real, until they bring the law into it and start making mistakes when it comes to civil and criminal court proceedings. I thought I must've missed something, because of how they were arrested, but I guess I didn't miss it, it's just a hole in the plot. Thanks for responding, I for real thought I missed the crime, lol.

[@ufarax8845]

@@calliew311 I call shenanigans on every story that tell. It's all lies and very good ones.

[@PowerStruggle555]

as horrible as cindy and greg are. what crime did they commit? being a gold digger isnt a crime

[@ravenfox926]

I keep hearing Agent Smith whenever I hear MISTER ANDERSON......

[@theuglykwan]

You can arrest people going on vacation and force them to take DNA tests? lol

[@calliew311]

Again with the things that don't make sense. How did the fiance have her and her lover arrested? You can't be arrested for having someone else's baby and lying about it.

[@jonwuddup5410]

She had the chance to run with her own money too😅. Sneaky run away. But she got complicit and comfortable with the following way she hustled these old men. I'm surprised she hadn't been taken by the cops or feds by her second husband. 😅

[@michael029138]

Trust Funds are great: (Proverbs 13:22) A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children's children:

[@rmakids]

You don't graduate college at a pharmacist. You go to grad school for 4 years.

[@pspivey1037]

Right?!

[@keithperdue4993]

It's pronounced "sti-pend" with long i, not short i.

[@danrossell6375]

Cindy has decided to ply the world’s oldest trade.

[@virginiavarble7818]

I feel bad for the baby!

[@nancyoneill-buck6033]

The baby does not exist this is a fictional story

[@carla6558]

Arrested for what? Police don't take DNA for paternity or hold you in jail without an actual crime. Is it embezzlement or laundering? Was she arrested for moral failure? That money was given freely. I'm confused.

[@karlabenedict3658]

Financial fraud?

[@carollykins9475]

Marriage fraud too..maybe

[@sheilatagg2699]

I was wondering what happened to the baby until right at the end.

[@GrannyWells71]

I know you won’t see this, but I have been watching you for a very long time. My mom overheard me watching you one night and asked me what it was ever since then she has been hooked asking me has Mr. Redditor put a new video out yet I laugh and say yeah and we sit down and enjoy our time together. Blessings and wishing her well you’re doing a great job you do have the voice for this job.

[@raymillard6457]

I do not believe a word of this story

[@cheekysaver]

It sounds like she was kind of wondering if AITA for getting involved... If you saw a man abusing a woman and helped her would you be TA? No... it was abuse and she stopped it... just in time. If not, there would have been no justice... they would have gotten away and could have done it again. Just in case she reads this (weirder stuff has happened) If your mom passed away, and someone tried to do this to your dad... you would be so happy someone like you stopped it. The last husband was so smart... waited to make sure it was not his baby first and playacted her.

[@acatnamedtaz2167]

Unless you're doing regular pregnancy tests, how do you find out at two weeks pregnant? She wouldn't even know her period will be late

[@MrBeevee5]

Duh!

[@acatnamedtaz2167]

@@MrBeevee5 hahaha

[@geraldgrenier8132]

um actually the period can be late at two weeks pregnant, and different women differ in their sensitivity to the hormonal changes that start at consenception and can test in response to them

[@CrystalRuizEnriquez]

I found out I was pregnant at around 2 weeks...after having a blood test taken, 2 weeks later i had an ultrasound and i was around a month pregnant. BUT, my husband and i were trying and I boxed so I scheduled a test before a fight.

[@misfit1395]

That also stood out to me. So early to find out

[@tazerknight1]

Sorry but if it is a offshore account. That has no connection to the country. They can not touch it. And it does mater what she did they got married legally and got divorced.

[@diamondxoxoxo]

The aunt is too greedy. She successfully amassed millions but somehow that wasn’t enough?! Like a true gambler/ thief she wouldn’t have stopped until she was caught

[@anthonyprusinski1930]

Some more fiction….

[@tracygardner6318]

Why does she have to return the car? It was a gift I admit she’s a Golddigger and a leech, but it was a gift you do not have to give gift back, know if it was a loan or if she was borrowing the car that would be different

[@PowerStruggle555]

you'd think the 2nd husband on wouldve had a prenup. the fact her type seems to be a much older, rich, widower. then a short marriage would point to she is gold digger. the only way to garuntee a decent legth would be a clause "she'll get money if marriage lasts at least 2 years or if he cheats on her"

[@-randychasechase2660]

When aunty gets out she will blackmail your parents over her son . Beware of the villainess aunty then . Don't let them help that women again

[@jefferypowell9885]

You learn when it's a bottomless pit

[@mygreywolf]

OP either made up this story or is heavily evolved.

[@tracygardner6318]

It doesn’t matter what somebody looks like it’s how they are on the inside

[@paulrichardson635]

Why not set up aunt Cindy in a Cathouse? Take a percentage and it’s a win/win!

[@black-wizard-zeref]

Yeah…….. the mother was bad as hell she should listened to her husband. I mean moment the aunt left and came back with a rich guy while she cheated or betrayed Greg 😕 I mean she chose to find a rich guy should warned him atleast that if he wants marry get a prenup explain all the stuff she was like. Also none of them should of seen the rich guys as bad ones just because he married her. She’s bad one for being gold digger

[@aprilcooke8340]

I love how the animated characters storm about, lol

[@millerlucerojames]

... anyone else feel that ? That's karma who hit op aunt hard ..

[@allynlewis7093]

LMAO good one hahahaha

[@PrincessQ-fj9ly]

Yep. I'm so glad OP spoke up and stopped her gold digger aunt. Even if it was for revenge.

[@MrBeevee5]

I feel the fakeness of the story. Does that count?

[@thomashenebry8269]

Not hard enough.

[@thomashenebry8269]

@@MrBeevee5 Every story is fiction. How could you think that they are real?

[@PretiumLibertatisEstVigilantia]

What amazes me is that the old man caught her right when she was about to leave for good. Wow😮

[@amberriche30]

S1 Aren't real/good "gold diggers" supposed to put up with anything after a certain amount of years in the marriage? You can just get a marriage annulled within some time frame of months? Right? Pretty sure

[@1tiptip187]

Until they mentioned the bahamas I was thinking aunt Cindy was like a very unrealistic ex-friend of mine. She has ideas of eventually opening her own business and tried to convince everyone from her mom to her friend group all helping her and joining her in breaking away from being trapped in out jobs. The main difference was she had a job but was always pushing how if she could quit to focus on her dream she would make enough money to help whoever helped her build their dream. The sad thing was she actually believed she could guarantee make a highly successful business without any business knowledge in two years. Actually a lot of her plans be it making a business, buying a house, trying to talk others into dumb ideas was two years or less.

[@tracygardner6318]

Family reputation is not everything and if someone is there worried about the families name that is a red flag

[@juliesczesny90]

This sounds like India

[@BillSmith-ut5li]

Why can't involve aunties love life it's a different source of income for her she will quit bleeding you. Believe me A man that age knows exactly what's going on. And he'll pay for his little haughty for a while. It's easier in going down to the corner to get one.

[@-randychasechase2660]

Greg is how to get revenge for it! You could show her up and get Greg However Greg shows it to Aunt Cindy. Hire a girl to take Greg and finish him off

[@TheAlmostOtaku]

This has to be outside the u.s otherwise what was the crime exactly? They can't force her lover to be tested without a court order unless her husband uses his money and power to force it. sure what she did was sketch as F but nothing illegal. This has abuse of power or fake written all over it if this is in the u.s

[@juliesczesny90]

Sounds like India

[@tracygardner6318]

Story one what ungrateful sister, and aunt I’m sorry you lost your parents and that you had to go live in the orphanage and I hate to say this maybe she would be better off staying there at some point someone Hass to try to stand on their own 2 feet or least help out in the house if they can’t

[@carnivoroushoneybee7862]

I'm confused. What was she arrested for?

[@-randychasechase2660]

DNA test show up in the end Cindy will get caught

[@aryanblitzkrieg9771]

Change the locks on Cindy!

[@karimygirl5826]

Sometimes, family feels entitled to things that don't belong to them.

[@stephenlundy5082]

This story was obviously fake. Honestly, I don't see anything here that Aunt Cindy did that was technically illegal. She cheated on her husband? Not a crime. She lied about who the father of her baby was, not a crime. Heck, she could have even have soaked him for years of child support, still not a crime. She wouldn't even have to pay it back, if it was proved that the kid was not his. She took money and resources from her previous husbands to build a nest egg for herself, can' see how that is is crime either. That could have been community property benefits from her previous divorces. Sure, she could have been a spiteful, manipulative gold digger, but it doesn't matter. It's all legal. The fact that the story said she was held accountable for what she did, that was the biggest tip off that it was fake.

[@GabrielDumn-yj7ih]

She committed fraud.

[@_oly_241]

It's illegal to conspire to defraud and indeed profit from said fraud..and she clearly had a history of it. Moreover, the people she was screwing with had money

[@sarahhapka3647]

It absolutely is illegal to defraud people of money and is fully prosecuted in court. So yes, she can go to jail if proven guilty of it.

[@samic1051]

I've been trying to find one of the stories that you just did, March 16th about a sister who sold her younger sisters in heritance meaning the house. I don't believe this story because the younger sister eventually became a judge and there is no way that she would be able to be the judge in her sister's murder trial or even the bond or bail hearing impossible she would have to recuse herself..

[@_oly_241]

In the US probably but what about another country

[@samic1051]

@@_oly_241 like I said would not happen not in Canada not in Australia not in most European countries.. not sure about middle Eastern or remote places but this would not happen... Sorry just do not believe it.. it makes for a great story..🤔👋🙏

[@CrystalRuizEnriquez]

It's pronounced sty-pend....

[@-randychasechase2660]

Hope Greg's baby is caught to be his DNA testing would help

[@ashleypatten2304]

It’s rare these people get prosecuted. A lot of police chalk it up to the person willingly gave up money and/or access to their accounts so, although it’s terrible, they were a willing participant that got lied to.

[@ravenfox926]

Is OP'S aunt Anna Nicloe Smith?

[@billyduffany3387]

I would think older rich men would want a prenup to protect themselves from gold diggers.

[@chezsnailez]

Exactly what crime was Cindy guilty of? At best there might be some sorta lawsuit by the ex-husbands but even that seems a dodgy case at best...

[@karinasamaniego8765]

Could be fraud for scamming elderly people, but that would only come after a long investigation.

[@karimygirl5826]

Fraud. Affection through fraud. I can't remember the actual laws name.

[@karinasamaniego8765]

@@karimygirl5826 you're talking about fraudulent inducement to marry, but that's a civil matter and not a criminal one from what I googled. From a law office.

[@calliew311]

That's exactly what I said. These stories always sound good, or at least not totally fake until they start introducing the law into the story. Many times they mix up civil and criminal and get everything wrong. It's so frustrating that these writers think we are stupid enough not to know anything about the difference between civil and criminal court. Much less how the fiance got Greg's DNA and had it tested against the baby.

[@moinschatz777]

TBH aunt cindy did it right - if rich old men would want a parnter which is their equal they wouldnt look for very much younger women. This whole relationship is and was a transaction from the get go - the old men get young company and she gets security and money. I mean we all seem to think that a old business tycoon is naive or something...dont blind yourself. He knew exactly that she wasnt with him because of his looks.

[@jefferypowell9885]

Empire of lazyness

[@Felix24148]

The entitled aunt reminded me a little of my former best friend. He spent a decade telling me he had big plans of starting a business, when he lives off social security. Then I let him move in with me when he lost his apartment. And then after two years he moved out and ghosted me. He's currently living in one of the worst cities in the state, and claims he loves it there

[@ciobalina7445]

Well, it was partially your fault for letting him move in. People need to be more careful who they surround themselves with. In your view, he was your best friend, but I really don't think he saw you as that, otherwise he wouldn't have taken advantage of you and ghosted you. I'm saying this because I'm pretty sure he didn't pay you rent. Why am I making this comment? Well, it reminds me of a former group of "friends" I used to hang out with when I was younger because at the time my social skills were crap and that was the best I could do. I was introduced in this group by one girl who initially started off by dating me, but since it didn't progress to anything, we just remained friends (we never got physical by the way; we were all girls in this group, lesbians). To make it short, there were some red flags I ignored about her, but the thing that really got me thinking was when I realized that although I was a dependable person, nice etc., none of the girls really warmed up to me to be my close friend. Well, one night we were out celebrating one's birthday at a club and we drank too much. One of the girls and I got very sick. The other one could hardly sit up straight. Well, her "best friend", the girl who introduced me to this group, couldn't care less and she was just giving us shot after shot. At some point, I bought water and a coffee for the other girl who was sick, gave them to her and asked her if she wants me to help her get home (although I myself was not able to walk properly). A guy, a complete stranger to our group, who was watching us saw me do this and said something to the effect of "you are a true friend". This shocked me because you know what? This girl did NOT see me as a friend and was not interested in being a close friend of mine because I wasn't as smooth as some of the other girls in the group. You should ask yourself what qualified this dude to be your best friend for 10 years.

[@Felix24148]

@@ciobalina7445 He was one of my best friends for over 20 years. And he didn't use to be so bad. He didn't really have anywhere to go when he lost his apartment. And he behavior didn't really get so bad until about a year of living with me. What's more he was obsessed with Downtown Portland. And I warned him that it was not a good place. He didn't listen and went there anyway. I see him for the manipulative a-hole he was now. But back then I was still in the fog so to speak. Even bad friendships can be hard to end. I knew the guy since we were both 13 years old. And he didn't ghost me till we were both 35. He even seemed completely fine right up to when he moved out. But he's always been a product of his environment. His beliefs and political views change depending on wherever he lives. And right now he's got nothing but enablers and terrible people either telling him what he wants to hear, or what they want him to hear. I think the biggest problem he had with me was that I was a killjoy with a lot of his denial. I didn't enable him like others did. And at times he thanked me for it. But now he just wants to live in denial central. And if that's how he wants to live, then fine. He's doing it without me, so I don't care anymore.

[@ciobalina7445]

@@Felix24148 And what qualified him to be your best friend?

[@Felix24148]

@@ciobalina7445 We just had so many of the same interests, and got along well back in the day. And we were very close. But he just became more mentally unstable as he got older. It was so gradual that I didn't realize what he was becoming until it was too late.

[@ciobalina7445]

@@Felix24148 I understand. That's sad actually. Maybe he needs mental health help.

[@charmingcustomcrafts]

The Grand Cayman accounts are protected so I’m NOT sure how they would get access to them and CAN NOT have them turn the money over. I mean everyone knows that. I’ve been there personally and they literally PRIDE themselves on their banks! So that part makes no sense in the stories. Having to to restitution yes but they would have to pay that after jail terms. And even that they would NOT know how much they would have in those account off sore if it’s in the Caymans! It’s well known worldwide that’s were you out your money if you want to hide and secure your money. Matter of fact if your curious what one looks like, look it up. They aren’t special at all. They are very small and SO NOT FANCY… so weird if you get there and your expecting it. I was. Shocked me.

[@jefferypowell9885]

Next gift a pick n shovel

[@MarshaMiller-u1u]

I was scammed for a significant amount of money. When I went to file charges the police told me it wasn't illegal and there is nothing I can do about it. I don't understand what these people are being charged with. Please someone enlighten me so I know how to proceed with my case.

[@tracygardner6318]

I didn’t think the baby was his two weeks you don’t get pregnant in two weeks or am I wrong?

[@savannahbutler5973]

Technically u can, but women rarely notice that early. Some test might pick up a pregnancy that early.. The only way she would know that quick is if it was charted, planned and she was expecting a positive result.

[@juliesczesny90]

Random testing

[@SMITT359]

I would not get involved with this chit! I would go "no contact" with OP aunt, as soon as aunt BS started!😂

[@HWilhelm516]

I would love to see what crimes Aunt And her boyfriend committed

[@susanknutie270]

It’s pronounced Sty pend

[@tracygardner6318]

OP give up on the old I think you’re a little prejudiced there, I’m happy you were in a relationship. I wouldn’t care if it was a young man or an old man as long as you were legal in this area you are very judgmental.

[@victorchozen4205]

These stories are getting way too long. Could of easily been 10 minutes tops.

[@andreachristensen5383]

Exactly what is she being arrested for? She didn't swindle these men. She married then then divorced them and got money in the divorce. In the USA that's not illegal. The baby wasn't the husband's so she can't get into trouble for leaving with him.

[@metalmouth0413]

Gold digger isn't even the proper term. She's a user of things and takers of people. Sounds like she's treating a business transaction.

[@CrystalRuizEnriquez]

What she did was hella gross, but, what was illegal about it? Seems to me like she was good at golddigging, but as far as I know, it isn't illegal. Also, if the men gave her the money it's also not illegal. In fact, the officers taking the diamond ring from her seems illegal, the ring was a gift from the old man and she, at that point, was still fulfilling her part of the agreement made, to get the ring. The one who broke the agreement was him and she doesn't have to give it back, since he was the one backing out. If the old men didn't have her sign a prenup, sounds like they were the ones being stupid enough to just marry her and then give her money in the divorce, and all of that is legal. Ethically, it's wrong, but it is legal.

[@ZomBeeQueeen]

She was literally funded by her sister even before her sister married rich

[@ceej3132]

Aunt Cindy is the only bride that can get fat off her own wedding cakes!

[@eleanorhardy683]

Can someone please tell me what op stands for.

[@Pinkipuppy333]

Original person

[@mrscalifdreamer]

@@Pinkipuppy333 Ha! I always thought it was 'original poster'! Thanks for the lesson.

[@tracygardner6318]

I would’ve worn the person that I used to work with about my daughter being a Golddigger at least the other man you do not know so you cannot do anything about it but this man you can’t

[@beasty909]

sooooo aunty Cindy is a gold-digger?.....hmpf figured /:

[@jefferypowell9885]

Cindy the shark

[@Russman67]

What could they arrest aunt Cindy for based on paternity? If faking paternity was a crime 3/4 of the women who showed up on daytime talk shows/ court shows would have rap sheets. A story that's a little TOO perfectly buttoned up.

[@_oly_241]

Conspiring to defraud and fraud..case closed

[@misterpogi1352]

They actually start counting 2 weeks before you get pregnant.

[@PlaneManHehehe]

You're pronouncing stipend wrong

[@kellibear45]

anna nicole anyone, lol??

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

Yet another story I'm NOT believing..WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY too many problems with it.

[@sueriley4412]

I do think they are supposed to be true,just entertaining.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@sueriley4412 A lot don't reach that level their writing is soo full of holes.

[@ryangooseling]

Wow elitist, condescending, and judgemental. We are all different, let Cindy be

[@scarletspie]

Op should have minded her business. Ugh stay away from her. Those were grown men who wanted arm candy so no one was innocent in those relationships. Nosey should worry about herself instead of ruining someone's life cause she's in her damb feelings

[@michelahattox5511]

St 👁️ pend