My Niece Claimed I 'Tou**ed' Her, Now It Was Proven Untrue-I Made Them Pay For It!

[@caleer8567]

Always lawyer up when going to talk with police.

[@devilsfan23]

Gonna ask the same thing, once he was getting questioned like that should've stopped talking and gotten a lawyer.

[@nicoleajobo3415]

Yes and especially before you give them permission to search your house.

[@IzzyPR2010]

And also don't allow a cop to attempt to claim that this makes you look guilty for getting a lawyer, remind them that any cop being accused of a crime would get a lawyer first. OP made a few dumb mistakes, first not getting a lawyer when dealing with the cops, then going to visit his SIL by himself, putting himself in a position where a known liar could make up new lies about him. And she was totally arrogant and had no remorse for her actions. B thinks that because someone else has money that she is entitled to it. What OP should have done was let the rest of the family know what she had done, let them know what kind of a snake she is. The rest of the family deserves to know in case she tries some crap like this with them. WTF, CPS called? Under the circumstances OP would be the last person who would be considered as a possible guardian, also we had all those relatives saying OP went too far in punishing SIL, but none of those chumps could be bothered to take in the child.

[@Spiderfan85]

Well the story is fake. No one in it acted logically. Like you can't blackmail someone for a crime when you've already gone to the police to accuse them of it. That bass ackwards thinking.

[@bennyfugazzi1054]

@@Spiderfan85thought the same thing The DA wouldn’t drop the charges unless they planned not follow through because the niece or mom refused to testify 🤷‍♂️ but very sketchy

[@sherigadwa6422]

Op you made the right decision. Imagine raising her alone in your home and always being on edge. You would have to install security cameras all over your home to protect yourself from evil. Of course, not in nieces room but in the hallway to record the coming & going of her door. That is not a life. You would be in a self-imposed prison

[@deep_squid_rising4715]

Agreed. You can understand that she was a child and manipulated, BUT she is old enough to know right from wrong, even admitted to knowing it was wrong and caved to the pressure anyways instead of immediately saying “mom is forcing me to say this” during the first interrogation.. I wouldn’t do it either he’d be living on eggshells for the next false accusations from her.. while I feel for her situation, actions (inactions) have consequences. Responsibility doesn’t fall to just OP, she has other family that she hasn’t betrayed.. yet 😕

[@willambonney]

Exactly and the whole family sees her as radioactive plutonium no one will touch Which is understandable.

[@richardlee653]

OP was very lucky that he was cleared so quickly. It could easily ended with him losing his job and any chance of getting reasonable employment, loss of friends, his family repudiating him, and could well have ended in a long prison term.

[@virtualatheist]

Those are all still risks even after being cleared.

[@mpmansell]

@@virtualatheist which is why it is important to push for charges and, even if that is unsuccessful, use the information gained by the police through their investigation of the slandered party, to bury her in civil court. Go after every penny paid to date, plus damages, plus compensation. It is guaranteed to bring the truth into the open

[@theplaintech]

Other men have had this done to them and ended up in prison, tortured and then.... OP was wise to not take in his niece. Imagine a few years down, her still being a teen, and getting rebellious -- making yet another accusation to wreck her uncle because she was irritated with him -- and this time making it stick. No one can trust her. She knew what she was doing. She's never going to accept that actions have consequences. Instead, she'd learned that she just needs to be even more conniving to get away with it next time. We've seen this all before.

[@treehouse2902]

Once an accusation like that is made, you go permanent no contact with that person and anyone else that enabled them, and hire an attorney for at least a consultation. Even if they retract, there's always an opportunity to repeat the accusation with a more believable scenario, especially if they want something from you. You also lawyer up and file a police report against the accuser as a foundation for defense against future accusations. The niece can stay in foster care or go live with another relative or in a group home. This man is crazy to even consider taking her in, there are other relatives. He says no to her getting an X-box, and off to prison he goes for SA.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

You always sue for defamation when people make those kind of accusations

[@Ohm_mega]

"Believe all women" Like hell.

[@katarzynaxx563]

Some women believe men and they end up much worse

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Based Red-Pilled 💊 Sigma CHAD 💯🦾

[@sheillaen2]

I say, both believe you but with a grain of salt. And don't jump to conclusions or biases.

[@rickdecastro4584]

Mom's a real peach. Two victims there, and the kids life is ruined because of mom's greed

[@sam2x13]

It's surprising how many people get the meaning of the quote (blood is thicker than water) wrong.

[@matthewlongo6404]

It's an AI. You have to forgive them.

[@moosesmobile7085]

"[The] blood [of the covenant] is thicker than [the] water [of the womb]." - Hebrews 9:15-28

[@thecursed01]

@@moosesmobile7085 unless you have a very..."unique" translation, that's not in that part. but it has "without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness." which i like.

[@Reggy2000]

Stay away from the niece!!! That relationship is tainted and can NEVER be repaired!!!

[@sly8balllastname234]

if that was me I'd be calling CPS on SIL.....

[@scotthinger6397]

At the very least.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

I'd sue for defamation

[@Mr.DontCare420]

Deceased brother's daughter & wife are now also deceased to me! NEVER TRUST THEM AGAIN!

[@davidburns2119]

This guy should have got a lawyer immediately and the second I found out the gist of what happened and that I was no longer a suspect I’d have gotten a restraining order against both the sister-in-law and the niece. I wouldn’t have been within 500 yards of either one of them for the rest of their lives!! These two would’ve had a restraining order against them permanently and everyone would know why!!

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[@sigfried45]

Unfortunately, with what happened, there can be forgiveness, but no restoration of the relationship. Period.

[@PossumLady8262]

When confronting the sil…I’d been recording the entire conversation.

[@thudercrack301]

Yeah I wouldn't take her in either not knowing if she would lie again you know for putting her in foster care or to get revenge for her mom being taken away

[@markarca6360]

OP should sue the SIL for emotional distress.

[@kayakMike1000]

Slander. She was trying to profit personally from some story

[@ronnieferguson9337]

Almost everyone carries a smart phone but little are smart enough to use the dang thing! RECORD CONVERSATIONS DUMB*SS! 🙄 UPDATE: Don’t do it man! Don’t take that kid in! RUUUUUN!😩

[@nicklausdavis]

its obvious stuff like that that shows its a fake story, also no way cps would let him take the niece, any accusation even one proven false, is enough for them to black list you. also the fact that there was mention of a lot of family members but not a single one took her in? all just to drum up the drama.

[@popstarprincess123]

Why aren’t the niece and SIL in jail for false accusations and false police reports

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[@09renovator]

Taking her in was a non starter; highly unlikely the CPS would have considered it in the circumstances. He could never have taken a chance on being alone with his niece again, as she could have made another false allegation. Problem with that sort of situation is the 'no smoke without fire ' aftermath that often lingers.

[@Deathmonkey361]

OP would have been a fool if he had taken her in. I wouldn't have even entertained the idea of a meet up let alone adoption.

[@RiptoGakt]

My thoughts as well. If she was willing to do that once, even if it was part of a scheme from someone who wanted to take advantage of someone else's trust and she was a "kid" when she did, then she risks doing it again. And there's no guarantee that it won't cause worse damage than what could have happened the first time.

[@michaelmurray3800]

I'd hoped OP recorded the entire initial confrontation as evidence after he was cleared.

[@annem7806]

Contact CPS about SIL. This is child-A & defamation. You need an attorney.

[@LyricalXilence]

This had better been a made up story. Who in their right mind would ask the victim to take in the kid who lied and victimized him?!

[@Pence128]

6:47 Yeah it's fake.

[@katarzynaxx563]

The second thing is that the mother would never be in jail for more than a few days. People don’t go to jail for lying.

[@drifter139]

on the off chance this isn't fake, always have a lawyer present during questioning from the police. do not let them make you feel guilty for saying you want a lawyer because your rights guarantee you deserve to have one if you find yourself in a situation regarding the police. also do not consent to a search unless they have a warrant because if they find anything they deem as wrong, they will use it against you to charge you. finally, install cameras in your house to prove your innocence in case things like this happen. remember, you have rights and the police do not have the ability to tell you otherwise and say things like "asking for a lawyer makes you look guilty". if you weren't informed of your Miranda rights by the police, you can file a civil suit against the officer/detective

[@abednego_1254]

if someone like OP's SiL didn't get dealt with accordingly, she'll use her daughter again against some other guys.

[@tokenw1497]

The wife isn't his real blood, only his niece and she was just 13,

[@richardlee653]

And the niece did admit that she didn't want to do it, and only did so because of pressure from her mother.

[@Samanthaslove]

@@richardlee653 He was definitely too hard on his niece

[@fairouzham77]

​@Samanthaslove I don't think so, the lies could have taken his life and if he had taken in the niece he Would always walk on eggshells or be scared what mught happen

[@S.rosalie.lopez1]

I woulda done it, but also would have security cameras put in EVERYWHERE. It’s someone OP’s niece knows. It’s true, you should be there for family. However, given the circumstances, there could be another chance of this happening, hence the security cameras, blah blah. There honestly was no wrong answer here. OP wasn’t wrong, but the kid needs a good parental figure in their life. Foster care sucks, but since the kid DID push back originally, it’s a bigger tell about her mother. I absolutely hate my family, and they’ve done some nasty, evil shit to me.

[@chadisnotachad]

13 years old is more than old enough to know that falsely accusing someone of SA is wrong

[@Slartibartfast1]

Family will always hurt you the most because they know how to and you never see the betrayal coming!

[@txquilter608]

OP made the right choice. If he took her in, he would always be on edge and never able to trust her.

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[@tashoncalvin9788]

Building a wall can destroy or save you. Just don't be to dependent on them.

[@roabarton7962]

I'd just forget everyone involved and move on.

[@skitzouk]

yeah they don't call and ask you to come to the station over an accusation like this they come and take you in, in handcuffs

[@ogieoglethorpe3788]

when CPS called i would have asked sarah did you seriously just ask me to take in the child who lied about me SA'ing her so her mother could black mail me for money? sorry but i dont care what happens to her or her mother so feel free to NEVER contact me again

[@BankruptMonkey]

Many people get murdered as soon as that awful false accusation is made. It's not even a fast murder, it's usually a group torture. It's disgusting how many blackmailers use false accusations like this, I've seen many people go through this. There's better crimes to commit than this kind of awful blackmail.

[@Liedral]

.... Was this really written by a real person? So many repeated sentences, doesn't feel like it was written by a person.

[@brynj13]

It's not. You can always tell which of these channels are full of fake stories by all the repetitive phrases and overly elaborate descriptions of the speaker's feelings.

[@nicklausdavis]

@@brynj13 I'm not sure if it's Ai generated or not, but its 100% fake, too many tells, small and big, that no one recounting their past or a recent event would type.

[@cuedaiking3846]

Definitely ai, this 'channel' has a bad habit ofnusing ai stories. Like all channels using ai generated stories, they are incapable of sanity checking the ai results to ensure everything make sense.

[@SamwilderSamwilder]

Thank god op cleared himself before things got worse

[@somdyvilaykham9512]

Why didn't you record the conversation???

[@JoelMartinezMartinez-l6d]

The OP should have recorded the confrontation with the confassion

[@dgracey01]

The fact that the OP would even consider taking the niece into his home shows how dumb men like this can be. Someone goes to the police and accuse you of S. misconduct and then you take that same person into your home? Stupid. They belong to the streets. Mother and daughter both.

[@Bababooey887]

Shcrodingers single mom- "A woman/single mom that is simultaneously empowered and the victim"

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[@ma.stellatumlos8700]

So what did the rest of the family say and do? You take her in, you could get accused again...just say no

[@michaelford1124]

it's interesting that men are told to just "move along" or "get over it", when going through / or have gone through, a situation that can (or has), ruined your life....

[@franksworld9922]

I dont know if I could trust her again as well.

[@kayakMike1000]

Lawyer up. Never consent to searches. Never answer any questions.

[@blender4464]

The commentary at the start bothered me. Were the situation exactly as it was initially presented, the protag believes this: that when this girl told her mother that she was being molested by her uncle, her mother should have brushed it off and believed immediately that her daughter was lying. And that when the mother and daughter went to the police saying this guy molested this 13 year old girl, that the police should have immediately declared it a lie and not investigated. Supposing it was a situation where she was telling the truth? Her own mother isn't supposed to believe and comfort her, and take action? It's mom's job to be on her daughter's side first, not his. Irl I'd be happy to learn that the police took it seriously. And while i can understand feeling weird about the kid, she actually does not 'know full well' the consequences of her actions. She has an idea, but there is no way she comprehends that this could end his life basically. She is only 13 and her mother coerced and coached her. The daughter is a puppet and blameless at her age. She is still fully under her mother's authority and trusts her.

[@treehouse2902]

The problem with that premise is that the accusation was contrived by the mother, not the daughter, as a way to blackmail and get money out of the OP. She took her daughter to the police station to file a false police report. Both knew it was an utter lie. Now, had the daughter come up with the plan by herself, then yes, the mother should proceed to have the accusation against the uncle investigated.

[@Artimata]

You know it's a fake story the moment so many avant BS to detail and has no straight to the point. 😂

[@shawnaenglish812]

I’m sorry there’s no way they would even consider you an option smh..

[@Censorthisbananahamock]

She was an in-law not blood relative, but even blood can betray you like this. Never trust something that bleeds for 7 days and doesn't expire.

[@JoseArana-si9jl]

This is a complicated case, I feel like in the end, the one who's going to be more affected in the long road is the niece, Im not saying OP case is not important or I'm not even saying that his feeling don't matter, but that girl is not on the road to success, but at the same time I can understand OP's feelings about having her on his home. The worst thing is that OP's and the niece's mental state can either get better or go downhill from this moment.

[@freneticobserver4174]

Flawless victory 😂

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[@rmhartman]

You don't get to blackmail someone when they are in prison.

[@ForgedSigma]

When it comes to situations like this, informally and internally the police have decided you are guilty and you have to prove your innocence. Just shut up and lawyer up. Deal with it in court. Keep your lawyer involved if someone attempts to assassinate your character in the court of public opinion. Above all, don’t react to people and don’t panic.

[@ShadowVisord]

Damn I was definitely hoping he would take her in too

[@rmhartman]

"i thought you would pay up quietly" There were never any demands made before i was being investigated.

[@cuedaiking3846]

Yeah it made perfect sense she was going to blackmail him by actually going to the police rather then threatening it. But it is an ai story and it's not like the owner of this channel has ever shown they sanity check the rubbish their ai has generated.

[@TheBirdManOfAzkaban]

How was this meant to work? They went straight to the police... they skipped the actual blackmail part of the scheme. She just pulled the trigger. The police don't drop an investigation because the suspect pays the accuser. 🤦‍♂️😅

[@This_is_handle_This_ismy_Spout]

If only OP had some kind of device to record that conversation this would have been a much shorter story 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@dannilynn5461]

Mom was supposed to believe the child until proven otherwise

[@rabbithole1983]

Lawyer up fast. Record all telcons with sil/niece. Security cameras inside house. Finally cps for niece.

[@mpmansell]

Given the primary accusation, I doubt CPS would approach OP and, if they did, there should be an investigation against them.

[@southgamez]

CPS and the foster care system in general don't care for the childs wellbeing. They look for relatives who can take the child in and if there are none they go into foster care where foster parents are only judged based on 3 main things. Mainly a stable income, spacious home with stable food and water, and no criminal background. If they can pass these requirements and then take a class that teaches those who want to be foster parents how to foster children of the state, then they will start adopting kids to foster where anything can happen. There are lots of cases where the foster parent sexually abuses the child, or even cases where the foster parent is okay, but they take in a new foster kid and an older foster kid molests the young one. The foster care system is not good. You are basically just a person couch surfing until you either get adopted into a forever home or your real parents come to claim you back

[@meh.7539]

God damn, that was tough...

[@Ahalaia]

didn't the stupid SIL stop to think that it could backfire and she'd lose all support from her bil? It's not BIL's obligation to support her and her daughter, he's helping her out because he wants to,

[@met999000]

I personally feel that anyone who makes a false charge of sexual assault against another person and it proves to be wrong, that person should be charged to the full extent of the law, as possible. Too many times, people have been charged, I jailed for doing nothing. On the occasion that these innocent victims are cleared of these charges, that horrible deed stays in the minds of others. Your sister in law should lose the support of everyone around her. As for the child making the false claims, In one case she is a victim of her mother. But in another, she is also guilty. At the age of 13, the child should know right from wrong. I have to agree with OP filing charges against his SIL. I hope he recorded their conversation. If others think you are harsh scr3w them, they did not live through this. Just the thought of losing everything because of a false charge is immense. I have to agree with him not taking in the niece, I agree that he would look at her and see that betrayal every single time and I think it would eat at him and her and destroy the relationship in the end anyway. In addition, what would happen when the mother returns?

[@Someonereallycares]

Something seems off. Cops cannot interrogate a child without her mother.

[@susanevangelatos9806]

Depends on the State and they would have a child advocate. Sometimes parents are the problem,

[@gelconnolly7216]

Just think if he went to prison with a chomo jacket on him?

[@jamiepetersen6153]

It's called getting a job lady

[@gregoryk.9815]

The first question you asked when you're still on the phone with him is do I need a lawyer. And then get a lawyer because whether they say yes or no you need a lawyer

[@nehpets216]

He should have recorded the interaction with the SIL, there were too many risks in that confrontation to have no recording or witnesses (though witnesses could have made the SIL keep up her lies instead of admitting it).

[@christiantexas1638]

Lawyer up

[@dmr4450]

A 5-minute story taking half hour.😡

[@link238_]

Um, no the worst part isn't that the police didn't just brush it off, thats what exactly how they should be. Saying that is super f'ed up

[@berndschnuller6326]

Why people always people blame the parents for beliving their kid ? ..like never ever some close relative abused the trust to hurt kids. I would always belive my kid until proven wrong.

[@andrewroyle2847]

Rather entertaining, though false. XD

[@deandreyarbrough7598]

He keeps talking about it

[@F4AltplusF4]

Everything could be said and in less than 3 minutes.

[@sheillaen2]

I would've forgiven neice. How do you know she was abused by the mother? But that's pretty hard for an adult to deal, let alone a thirteen year old kid. She did in the end talk to the cops when her mom wasn't around. Maybe her mom was giving her threats or playing with her emotionally.

[@caffeinedelusions]

Sister-in-law is clearly an idiot. If you’re going to blackmail someone with a false accusation, you go to the TARGET with the effort, not the investigators whose job it is to determine the facts of the matter. You don’t bring the cops in unless it’s a consequence for failing to pay up, and you’re confident you can get the frame to stick.

[@treevenewson]

Lawyer

[@wolve2k]

reading the comments here... holy moly, y'all need first a reality check, thats this are stories, made up, farming clicks and revenue. Second everyone saying he should have taken in the nice... yeah NO, you do NOT bounce back from something like this, easy for y'all to say he should without ever been in the same situation. She 13, knows right from wrong.. heck when i was 13 i would have fully understood what i was doing to that person.. a person what has been nothing more than good to me.... there are white lies what can be forgiven.. but a lie what could have cost him everything...

[@jessedunn9835]

So none of thw supposed family members berating them for letting charges proceed where willing to take the niece in actually just like they didnt help them to begin with. The others who understood op either couldn't or wouldnt either lol. But op didn't have to be such a droma queen about it. He had a niece who would have done anything to anyone for him if he took her in and gave her the basic necessities of life, emotional support and such.

[@tyki3500]

Wonder if this is real? This another channel that has this exact same story, but OP is a woman, the SIL is aBIL, and the niece is a nephew… 😑

[@theone682]

Op should have talked to his niece she's 13 known it was wrong but pressured to do it by her Mom most people would have done the same thing in her situation I could have said if I was the nieces age in the same situation I would have said no but until I've been in that situation I don't know what I would have the chances are I would have do the same thing as the neice you'll do the things your parents say whether its right your wrong because you love them not sticking up for any of them (op and niece) mother (sil) deserves it but op and niece should have had along talk

[@FreakyDudeEx]

And there it is the gave it away that its an AI generated story... at 22:20.... the one line that is always repeated in AI stories... rebuilding to normalcy... no normal person use that phrase in recounting real life stories...

[@FreakyDudeEx]

wow after that point, the AI just gave up and went the typcal AI story telling route....

[@matthewlongo6404]

People. These are fake. They repeat the same phrases in every story. Not that it does not make them entertaining, but stop commenting like they are real. It makes you look dumb.

[@2020Stryker]

OP's brother died and left behind 2 things. Memories everyone that knew him will carry and his Legacy. OP should have taken her in to ensure his brother's legacy wasn't tarnished more than it already had been.

[@chenlee9835]

Wait, op answered a call from a blocked number?

[@davidjobin2013]

Blocked by others it shows in some apps or something like that

[@UndeadHero-mc5if]

saying the same keywords over and over again...

[@Truckerwife85]

WAY too wordy

[@changvue83]

Time to sue and make them all paid for emotional stress and damage

[@ZombieLogic101]

Just run OP

[@stephaniestreeter7407]

You should take her. Her mom forced her she felt like she had no choice but she told the truth got you off. She deserves to be loved. She needs you.

[@annnichols3091]

At least financially support the niece?

[@southgamez]

The niece didn't deserve to be left to the system. OP should have taken her in even though she had a major part of his accusation. She was 13 years old, an age in which she was easily manipulated by her mom who she had the most trust in. As stated by the detective she said she knew it was wrong and didn't want to do it but her mom said it was the only way. This line of thinking leaves it obvious that the kid had no choice but to listen to her mom even if it went against her beliefs. Now that you have taken away the negative influence you now have the ability to raise and teach her properly without the idea that saying and doing anything is okay as long as it gets you what you want. But because the OP left her in the custody of the state she will grow up constantly changing foster cares and potentially being sexually abused by either the care parents or the older foster children that might be present in the home. She will grow up to resent the OP for leaving her in such a situation as well as being the cause of her being put in that situation for pressing charges on her mother which resulted in her arrest. In my opinion, the OP did the WORST thing by refusing to shelter his niece and his brother is probably rolling and cursing in his grave for leaving his daughter up to the shitty fate that is the US foster care system. Although they make it seem like they do extensive work to make sure the foster parents are up to standard and will give proper care to the child, in fact all that is required is a stable income, a big enough house with a stable food source, and no criminal background. As long as you meet these requirements and take the class required then you can start to foster kids and what happens after that will only be known by the foster parents and the child and those who these two parties decide to tell if they tell. There are no real wellness checks unless the child is known to be troublesome while all other meetings with the child and the service worker are done outside the home. In the end I just hope the mother didn't get much prison time so she can get out and reunite with her child even if she is a bad influence as I would trust her to care for her daughter more than the state. Perhaps seeing and experiencing the consequences of her actions will actually leave her as a better person due to this experience

[@dmr4450]

NO WAY🤬. No f------g way. The kid is old enough to know good fom evil. Glad she broke and confessed. But if I were OP, I would have nothing to do with her and her mother ever again.

[@Doczlady]

tell DHS NO WAY IN HELL AND TELL THEM TO NOT CONTACT OP EVER.I would hang up and block her. DO NOT help her in anyway otherwise you will be accused again..at 13 she is old enough to know better and she still did it... tell the flying monkeys to do it themselves and than block them also

[@marquismccray5674]

All with you except for what you did to the niece and how you feel towards the niece. She’s 13 and got pressured by not just anyone. All she needed was a talk with you. Just as your sister had no boundaries, you followed right in her footsteps

[@shanedesmond1140]

Such a drag, suppose to be 10 minute story or 12-13minute max, why the f this story drag this much?

[@nicklausdavis]

@Fyra-d1u I'm fine with listening to fake stories, but you should do some due diligence and put a disclaimer at the beginning of videos, especially when they're this obviously fake