Pregnant Wife Pushed Off 110ft Cliff While Visiting National Park With Loving Husband

[@Love.RoslynnAria]

Kudos to that one nurse who understood and helped her while she was hospitalised. It shed some light on her.

[@samanthapalker1476]

That nurse is the reason I want to be bilingual or poly-glot

[@JiaPia3]

@@samanthapalker1476same here. I feel like I’m hopeless at learning languages even though I used to be a Rosetta Stone coach with access to all those resources. I did speak German conversationally,but I lost it. I just suck at foreign languages. I’m going to try for Korean though. Haven’t started yet because I’m intimidated as hell.

[@CocotheChameleon]

Im so happy she was able to put her life back together and not let that one horrific incident define her.

[@meowacccountn666]

Full power to her!!! I'm so happy for her too!

[@pearlygirl88]

Legitimately, I find her to be so empowering and inspiring. I was in a horribly abusive relationship but I got out. He stalked me for quite a while and I got rid of my presence online completely. And then once i started getting my life back on track, I got cancer. It’s so hard to have that hope or that drive to keep going. She’s certainly someone inspiring. It gives me a bit more light to look at.

[@missmissy_90]

​@@pearlygirl88 Praying for you in California. I'm so terribly sorry Pearl.

[@RadenWA]

The fact that she survived the fall and someone happen to find her. You can believe in karma, universe, any God/s or angels, some force definitely made sure this level of evil did not go unpunished.

[@missmissy_90]

@@RadenWA True, very true. I kind of forgot about that by end of video.. SOB husband sure was leaving her there and only followed ambulance to threaten her. She is so sweet and thankfully the hospital did right by her. Nurse is a hero.

[@brianpeele311]

Trees broke her fall. A hiker gets lost at that moment and finds her. A Thai nurse just happens to understand Mandarin. If this isn’t divine intervention, I don’t know what is. The universe saved one its best from one of its own evil. This lady is something else. Bravo

[@mamatweetyful]

100% agree

[@aylaxypt]

She has got a bright future and must be meant for something amazing ❤🎉

[@metal_fusion]

God forbid injustices goes unpunished

[@verbodonotaku916]

Guardian angel's getting overtime hours. Definitely deserves a raise.

[@carlovincetti4538]

If there is one thing out of all the knowledge I have gained over 62 years. There is absolutely no such thing as a coincidence.

[@celeste7469]

the biggest red flag was his rushing her into a serious relationship and then marriage in a few months, regardless of the fact that she wasn't interested into any of it. he crossed so many boundaries he had no regard for her it was all about what he wanted from the start. God bless her, so glad she is thriving.

[@ji8698]

Absolutely talk about narcissist behavior she should have run as soon as she got that message from him

[@Tatycharmz]

yes exactly, this gives me stength i was sad about a guy just like this and now i see it could turn out this way. my friends told me about the red flags buut out of loneliness and liking him i didnt listen for these fw months.

[@kayakazi7765]

I would have gotten the marriage annulled the minute he didn't wake up to go to work

[@cobbwill515]

She let him cross the boundaries. She married him.

[@Jade.051]

@@cobbwill515Because manipulation isn’t a thing right?

[@An097]

Pregnant women and children are some of the most vulnerable people on earth. A person has to be truly evil to hurt them.

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. In society. For humanity and future

[@mamejoe2043]

It breaks my heart . Pure evil

[@nursenicole222]

More women are killed by their partners during pregnancy than any other time

[@Michelle-rdz17]

So true. My heart breaks for this woman.

[@jacklyn1999]

and animals/nature

[@K1SS_M3_AGA1N]

I literally started crying at the end the fact that she picked herself up from the bottom to the top and the fact the she doesn’t cry about anyway more she is amazing and I love how she started to build up her life again and it’s so beautiful

[@اميرمادرا]

I agree with she so amzing ❤

[@mariahconklin4150]

Wow she survived? That's crazy. I wish her nothing but the best.

[@sofitomy]

Fr me too, God bless her, shes amazing bro ❤❤❤❤

[@barbaralewis6280]

I also cried. Such an inspiring woman, for real.

[@randomartz8417]

she really is an inspiration. I only hope for more good things to come her way, and that someday she can find someone who truly loves and appreciates her, or that just even more healing happens. I can't imagine how physically and psychologically that entire event was for her.

[@nhkhynnn9372]

its so crazy how ning had so much “luck”. multiple trees stopped the impact of her fall, the tourist getting lost from the trail, the nurse speaking mandarin… it just shows how good people will be repaid for their good deed and bad people will get what they deserve. i admire her a lot.

[@l-pv5793]

Dumbest comment ever… so all the other people that have no luck are bad people? Live in reality

[@misbahhabib8866]

Yes absolutely

[@artsyhyd]

Right? She def has done some good deed or perhaps her parents did, or God just want to punish that useless id!0t husband!

[@annamarieolvera8520]

I was thinking the same! She truly has a guardian angel looking out for her ♥️

[@ytho268]

so is it luck to you or is it fate due to the kind of person you are because i find it very messed up to say “good things happened to her because she was good and bad things happened to him because he was bad” you know.. karma. but horrifying things have happened to good and innocent people. so why don’t they get that same “good karma”

[@jumpmain]

The tourist who found her showed more kindness, love and empathy than his own husband. He truly is a monster.

[@elinasaksakulm5725]

Bar is quite low though 😅

[@dadroon3484]

His own husband

[@smithamy1982]

Well, he did push her off the cliff, it's not surprising he isn't trying to help her after the fact

[@samn6498]

His?

[@MS-cg1mj]

His sentence has been reduced to 10 years. He's already served approximately 2 years. Makes me concerned about her safety, she's already been through so much pain 😢

[@eatingeggtartswithkai]

I saw it was raised to 33 years

[@amandaa3713]

​@@eatingeggtartswithkai Thank God for the increase.

[@thv903]

​@@eatingeggtartswithkai I would be terffied if they reduced, thanks for saying he is not. That guy should get life prisonment!!

[@Elaine.TheMobileNotary]

So was my husband. PLUS immigration did not deport him. He used his oldest daughter dying of cancer as an excuse, so he stayed in the U.S.

[@Emily-jt4tw]

It's a little confusing, but it seems like he got life in prison, then appealed it and had the charge dropped to manslaughter, which was the 10 years, but then it seems like it was appealed again and the final sentence was 33 years.

[@LexxieDivine]

To me, she didn't get "revenge", she got justice. Her coming out of that dark period, sharing her story and helping others is inspiring. Stay safe guys.

[@MiyakoPisces4.0]

Yeah but still lol.

[@MeganTRex]

That could be her form of revenge. They both could go hand in hand!! :)

[@LexxieDivine]

That's true! The best revenge is to live a good life.@@MeganTRex

[@blacklight310]

That's what revenge is... revenge can be in the form of justice

[@saranaidu4347]

Yes, so true!!! She's a strong woman!!

[@helenkeller7127]

The fact that he was terrified of heights and chose to push her is so narcissistic and evil. He knew it was something he would be terrified to die from and chose that fate for her

[@SoulfulSeeker-OneSoul]

I don’t know what he would be diagnosed with but I imagine he’s worse. Psychopathic?

[@Julia-ck4oo]

Exactly 💯

[@cymbolichuman433]

What a guy

[@nalalalalala9946]

That’s a whole other level of evil right there omg

I bet he wasnt even fearful of heights and was just making it up.

[@_FVLL_]

Oh my god that montage at the end brought me to tears. What an outstanding woman she is.

[@aaz1992]

Diamond in the rough

[@neevebyrne9455]

I can’t imagine the terror this woman felt once she woke up knowing that this was not an accident. Last October I fell 100ft off a cliff while hiking with my partner. I broke my back, ankle and wrist and needed multiple surgeries to get metal plates put in. Knowing my partner was there and would continue to be there for me was the only thing that kept me sane during that time. You really do leave your dignity at the door when you enter hospital with a spinal injury, and it takes a long time to get it back. She must have felt so alone and I am in awe of her for picking herself back up. I hope that guy Rots in prison.

[@redstar8257]

Wow, so glad you had love and support. When a person is at their lowest, that’s when they needed love and support the most.

[@natureloves1888]

Not to be bad but just curious how and Why did u fall. Always be careful and is it the Grand Canyon ? How about your other family members ? why only rely on your partner ? So many questions . It’s so hard to trust anyone this days . Poor lady at the video .

[@strivingtoonedaybeuseful6049]

@@natureloves1888 wtf kind of comment is that?

[@neevebyrne9455]

@@EllaBella-76 wow that sounds awful!! Sending you love and hugs and hope you are recovering mentally as well as physically

[@lunarebony6122]

100FT! Wow. You are amazing, and it's great that you're able to spend your life with a partner who you know will stay by your side through anything

[@louisevee7542]

"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger"- her will power and determination to survive and strive is beyond inspiring. She's alive to tell the world her story.

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. Strong woman she is.

[@Weightingtablesafter]

This doesn’t really apply when all your bones get broken.

[@Rielle5289]

That’s from a song

[@norberto325]

I love to hear his said of the story

[@aldranzam3456]

She's a fucking badass-

[@toastedpina]

The fact that she was able to get herself back up after literally the most traumatic thing you could think of is so inspiring to me. I have severe depression and have been contemplating my place in life for so long and I feel the boost to want to keep going and be truly happy.

[@adoseofcourage]

you are loved. you didn't come this far only to come this far ❤

[@amandaa3713]

@toast You must be loyal to you first and foremost which is to take care of yourself.

[@stephaniedaniels868]

you are loved and needed much more than you think. please surround yourself with positive people and keep evolving. finally; JESUS loves you,pls give HIM a chance a. ❤

[@stephaniedaniels868]

her husband's mum is the reason he turned out the way he did. she raised him to feel entitled to own or take whatever he wants and never take responsibility for wrong doing. shes wicked and That's how some mum's raise their male children to become monsters. please mum's,we can do better than this woman

[@nancyayotte2297]

​@@adoseofcourage❤

[@positivevibesveda]

If the letter wasn’t a red flag, him literally being right outside her door DEFINITELY was

[@welcometohell2495]

Right?!?! I was saying “gross gross gross what” louder and louder and it probably crescendoed at “and then they went to the beach and he rented two small horses”

[@zoomcards-nt9ho]

ikrr. the way i would slam the door and call the police so fast.

[@user-jl6ww9ek6j]

The moment she read to us the letter, I immediately thought oh he definitely will be jealous of her. You know men’s ego is big but fragile is when they’re saying they’re bums but want successful women instead of focusing on women’s personalities n traits

[@KhaosChilde97]

He probably came up with the idea from the cliche c-novel tropes 😅. In a novel, with good writing, it seems sweet in the moment tbh. But I'd probably be so creeped out if that happened in real life

[@kertubell6030]

narcissistic abusers are some of the scariest people on the planet. it’s so awful to see how he took advantage of the fact that she’d never experienced any sort of healthy relationship prior to meeting him. i’m so happy that this woman made it out alive.

[@chloeneo6047]

That's why parents' advice are important!

[@Everythingz127]

​@@chloeneo6047yeah, they advised her to get a boyfriend. But not to recognize signals and take her time

[@portalofyarn]

narcissistic abuse isnt real, this is called physical/emotional abuse Stop trying to stigmatize people with narcissistic personality disorder most of us are ashamed of having this

[@alexandriamcgaughey4068]

​@@portalofyarnnot everyone with narcissistic disorders are abusers but abuse from someone who displays narcissistic traits is very, intricate form of abuse that CAN stem from their narcissistic traits. It plays out differently than normal emotional abuse. It deserves to be separated from typical emotional abuse. Maybe we need another word for it - but it is what it is.

[@LucasEssman]

@@portalofyarnthen work on yourself if you’re ashamed. NPD causes others pain, and im sure it’s worse than the guilt you feel for whatever you’ve done. Be for real

[@wargen8121]

that nurse is a damn superhero. would you in that situation try not once, but twice to get to the truth while being "just a nurse" when everybody else is like "aww honey, she's fine now. her husband is a nice guy" and the police is so blunt, they almost ruin everything? I have MAD respect for her.

[@tysondennis1016]

That nurse is GOATed.

[@pila1280]

Not too surprising. The husband actions are just too suspicious. I believe the medical team are already suspicious of him and that is why they got her to her alone the first moment the opportunity arise.

[@vanessaland5090]

police asking in front of husband- definitely need tact training.

[@anitaevanger8068]

​@vanessaland5090 thai police never want to interfere. They call it "marital conflict" (assuming this is Thai police) especially if this is my hometown police (the crime was committed in my hometown)they never wanna do ANYTHING but set up random traffic stop to fine people for their whiskey money. Also they probably never will retrain. Also 89% of Thailand police departments failed honesty test.

[@User000-o5y]

I think their experience makes them more vigilant when it comes to safeguarding patients or signs of harm. Especially since they interact with patients on a deeper level compared to the police.

[@Idkanythingrlly]

Ming is such a strong person. When she said something along the lines of 'I've seen both sides of people, I have nothing else to fear' that really resonated with me. I hope she knows how inspiring it is to see her suffer such tragedy, yet work her way through it all. That type of resilience is a rare gift that she clearly possesses. I wish her nothing but the best in life.

[@anastasialobella6140]

The fact that she still has faith and is a voice for all young girls all i can say is her parents should be proud they raised a hero in my eyes

[@sweety_numma]

Its disgusting that someone actually did this.

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real 😮 especially innocent woman

[@Etherealzkook]

Fr i can’t believe Someone can do that 😖

[@Nameless00110]

It’s truly mortifying, I agree. Mortifying might not even be the right word for it

[@Moon-kh2mr]

Honestly

[@123onetwotree]

It's gross why would he do this

[@lyaadonara1386]

I got goosebumps all over at the nurse saying ' I speak Mandarin'. All the miracles Ning deserves to save her life after all the horrible things.

[@kalb6122]

Times like this I feel that my interest for learning languages and working in the medical field can be useful some day

[@toastnmarmaladez7404]

Not only did he try to kill her for her money but also i think because he was angry at her for calling the cops on him when he stole money. That was probably what sparked the idea in his head to get rid of her.

[@MaiXoxo3]

yep

[@madkmadk6809]

Which idol is that on your pfp?

[@toastnmarmaladez7404]

@madkmadk6809 Lee junho from 2pm. Now he's more known as a popular actor.

[@madkmadk6809]

@@toastnmarmaladez7404 ah thanks for telling me. I have yet to watch a drama with junho although it is on my watchlist

[@Maplesz]

@@toastnmarmaladez7404i absolutely love 2pm

[@jennielynnjoy]

There are narcissist con men but this dude took it to a whole new level. The tourist that found her was another miracle in a series of miracles. The nurse was another miracle. This is a very cautionary tale.

[@shiroka20]

​@karlwithak.What did that have to do anything with her not behaving 😐

[@jennielynnjoy]

I think someone missed the point. She didn't misbehave, she didn't do anything wrong. The guy was a controlling asshole that wanted everything she had built up. He was a user and a loser. There are people in the world who envy the things others have. They don't get the part of how the person got those things. They just feel they deserve them sheerly because they want them. Since they have no ambition to create a good life for themselves they will take and abuse to get these things. The guy was a truly horrible person.

[@shiroka20]

@@jennielynnjoy I think he understands and just wants to piss us off because literally all of his other comments are the same -

[@amandaa3713]

​@@shiroka20Telling her to behave means to keep quiet.

[@Citkatty186]

Hitting the tree branches on the way down was an other miracle!

[@e.b.4379]

My ex-husband did similar things when we first met. He pursued me with such dogged determination that I lost sight of things. I was in my early 20s when that kind of attention and declarations of love were very alien to me. I took him for simply being overly passionate and loving. One year into our relationship, he'd managed to isolate me and was becoming increasing jealous and controlling. Then the physical abuse started. At first it was just a push, then shaking me violently, to slapping and punching me. I tried to leave, but with a million apologies and some serious love-bombing, he'd convince me that his temper issues could only be changed if I'd agree to be more patient with him and help him. He claimed that he wouldn't be able to live his life without me. Four years later, after numerous attempts to leave and one final episode when he knocked me unconscious, I finally escaped. EDIT: Please be careful when someone comes on too strongly in the beginning. It's a huge red flag that mustn't be ignored. True, healthy love takes time to develop. It's never obsessive, controlling, or over-the-top.

[@lammcmahon4917]

I had the exact same thing!,,

[@e.b.4379]

@@lammcmahon4917 Sadly men like these are not unique and their behaviour follows a pattern. Different people, same stories! I hope you're in a good place now!

[@tsunshinegal9102]

These are red flags 🚩: of the behaviour of a classic narcissist. Their job is : to manipulate / control / make yr life miserable ! If possible - to destroy you - emotionally / financially/ mentally & also physically . Love bombing : then find fault : controlling tactics of silent treatment / gas lighting / verbal abuse / narcissistic rage 😡 ( if you confront them ), lastly : discard you to find new narcissistic supply. This is because these men / women had wounds in their growing years which they failed to deal with. So if you can accept it :. They are filled with the spirit of Jezebel : demons of rage, anger, unforgiveness, hatred etc. Run 🏃‍♀️: when you encounter such ppl. Block / banned / change your number : or even city… A lot of psychopaths/ sociopaths are serial killers & have similar profiling

[@brirashrn5445]

How are you describing this in detail by detail as if you were there??

[@jdstep97]

So glad you got away. I think the lady in this story DID see signs (maybe that long as* message). She had blinders on. It happens too often with matters of the heart.

[@aphrodite._xx]

I’m so thankful she is alive and doing better, such a strong women to pick herself up after one of the most terrifying things that could possibly happen to someone. The way she doesn’t let anything stop her from achieving her goals and recovering is so admirable.

[@kayvrr.]

I got so many shivers at the slideshow at the end. She truly is such an inspiration and i hope she lives the happiest life onward.

[@kweenz109]

Moral of the story, don't pressure your kids to get married. ESPECIALLY if they are independent and bring the bucks in on their own! So glad she survived but what a nightmare. So horrible

[@KM-zn3lx]

Yep thanks for the reminder!

[@annelieseharrison9027]

I agree pressuring someone to marry isnt right. But what I got from the story is be careful who you decide to marry. Marriage isn't the problem. It's who you choose to marry that's the problem. People can be deceptive. People don't take the time to discover the character of the person they are dating before making any commitment. Most people don't have principles they just go along with their feelings. The goal of "dating" before marriage is to try and find the "real" person behind the public face that people show. But sadly, many people overlook that and only find themselves in trouble. It's not good to go on just what a person says. How long did she know him before she (Ning) decided to marry? Because it can take 1 to 2 years to truly know someone. Did she not speak to anyone about him? Before marriage the goal is to investigate the person because it's one of the most important decision a person can make. When she said, "the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree" is important information. If you want to know what kind of person you're going to marry pay close attention the the parents and that will give some insight since they have been the one to raise their child for over +20 years.

[@kweenz109]

@@annelieseharrison9027 they definitely rushed it!!!

[@dragonninja3655]

I don't think that was the problem. I doubt the parents wanted her to get married to a guy she'd only dated for 2 months and they hadn't even met yet. Especially with her being so business focused, having her parents to remind her about other big things in life was good. She unfortunately just dated and married trash.

[@rooksdb1]

I dated a guy similar to him: love bombed me, distracted me from my goals, became a dependent, and did absolutely nothing to contribute. So glad that relationship ended before it could escalate, because it was absolutely beginning to escalate. Love-bombing is not romantic. It's a literal trap. If a person doesn't respect your boundaries, RUN.

[@jakehoon69]

exactly!! run and never turn back

[@darladay4766]

The hidden manipulation and guilt, followed by love bombing. Never knowing exactly where you stand. That "obsession" type love will have your friends saying he acts "if I can't have you, nobody can"

[@EllaGreenn]

Yes, she told the love bombing part of the story so giggly, saying how its so cute and romantic. Even when she knows beforehand how horrible it is going to end. That's how strong the toxic Disney/Hollywood hypnosis is. It is NEVER cute or romantic. Best case, you are dealing with an emotionally immature person that you'll have to parent in some way. Most cases, you are getting manipulated and prepped to be conned or robbed in some way. Worst case, you'll get horrifically abused and possibly killed. It's depressing people keep thinking there even might be a positive, cute side to this, it's even a goal, a sign of you finally finding your 'one true love'.

[@EgoFeederz]

@@EllaGreenn WOW, that is soo sad that you think like that. Some of us are just passionate and wear our emotions on our sleeves, we would be love bombing someone because we know what we want in life.

[@orangeradishneo]

I was love bombed for the first time 2 years ago and it truly broke me, but it was nothing compared to this. It’s hard to trust people after that, you know?

[@benedicta4898]

it’s crazy how someone can even think of hurting a pregnant person and pushing them over 110 ft cliff . It’s insane !!!! This is heartbreaking and horrific

[@meowacccountn666]

It sounds so unreal, but it literally is. Massively fucked up.

[@Nameless00110]

It disgusts me he would even think to do that. Some people are so horrible

[@mailvoor698]

I see most guys very capable of doing this under the right circumstances. Sounds like she hurt his ego bigtime and he is seeking revenge.

[@benedicta4898]

@@mailvoor698idk what she did. Nobody deserves to be treated like that. Some men obsessively want a woman for themselves and no children involved. He could have walked away from whatever it was. It does not excuse his sickening behaviour

[@Nameless00110]

@@borbsii That’s true, but sad nonetheless

[@GelmerGando-o7p]

When life looks dark, I visit this video and it redirects me to the right path again. Her outlook and life story is so inspiring.

[@Icanbeurmelody]

Imagine getting married and being happy and you find out you're pregnant just to realize that your husband is pure evil

[@eveelee4152]

This give me second thoughts about getting married

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. That woman and unborn child.😢 Her evil husband can go rotted in Hell 🔥

[@ljcuoxotco]

This is actually so scary to think of

[@cryfly1]

​@@eveelee4152she married him super quickly, so this is not something about marriage, just be smart and take time to really know someone

[@Mr.WestcottX]

@@cryfly1 indeed at least Year or two before jumping in to Marriage 💍 Life

[@katsecretk4148]

First, thank you for the great storytelling! But there is actually a detail I think is missing in the video. Ming says, her ex-husband relaxed after she pretended submissive in front of Thai police, then she got the chance to persuade him to let her use her phone. She got to call one of her friends in China, who later flew to Thai and visited her in the hospital. Her friend had a chance recording their conversation on her phone, in which the ex-husband orally admitted that he pushed her off the cliff. Ming says this recording became the ONLY evidence that proved him committing the crime. 😢Ming’s story is no news on Chinese social media, but every time i hear about it i will just feel horrible for her and be touched by her spirits. “Bad things do happen to good people at times.”

[@katsecretk4148]

The part about further investigation after the doctor restricted the ex-husband’s visiting time is also breathtaking. After Ming told the doctor what happened, the doctor called the police. This time, Thai police officers were smart enough to not make the ex-husband alarmed. So they had to wear normal clothes, not uniforms, and pretend they were families of other patient in the ICU. Because they wanted to take notes of everything Ming said depicting the crime, they came several days and recorded everything while Ming was still in bed hospitalized. After that, Thai police finally got the warrant of arrest to take him away.

[@esther_inbloom]

Yes, bad things happen to good people all the time, this is why it's important to give to the orphan, widow, disabled, elderly, or the sick.

[@angiecats5298]

Wow I’m surprised the baby survived after the fall (even though they had to make the hard decision to end her pregnancy). What a strong amazing woman, I hope she’s living the best life ever after going through that.

[@gianna9845]

that’s exactly what i was thinking. how the fetus could survive after being slammed into tress and rocks

[@emilye978]

From what I read, the fetus did not survived.

[@TheIndigoLion]

​@@emilye978it did survive. The treatment is what ended up killing it. Regardless the husband should be put on trial for not only attempted murder, but murder of the fetus as well of Thailand laws work that way.

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

fr I am surprised

[@CityKanin]

Fetuses are very very tough! Also, at three months old the fetus is very small and very well protected deep inside the mother.

[@Dreamoooon]

I just saw the news a couple days ago that the lady went to the National Park again to thank all the forest rangers and the police that helped her, so I searched up her case and found your video.

[@trinawong8273]

I love this episode the best so far. Why? Because we have a survivor! And the photographs/videos of this remarkable lady who against all odds survived and recovered. Thank you for sharing this story.

[@tirthalily]

And that he received a life sentence because most stories just let off the criminal in outrageously light sentences. It has been so frustrating

[@k.vn.k]

Every time Rotten Mango tells a story it’s always feel like we are there witnessing the events unfold. She is such a good narrator.

[@hungryhikaru]

She can even do things while narrating like making sandwiches. Damn i would have stutter every now and then

[@MAYBEE90]

I know! The way she tells these stories is so captivating. I play these while driving on long road trips, I swear it makes you wish you were on the road a few more hours so you could listen to a few more of these 😅 Even better listening to this on late night drives, it adds to the creepy vibes

[@patkeenan5650]

I listen while I'm running Makes it more interesting

[@juliatripp2010]

I was preparing to go to a meeting and couldn't stop listening - through washing dishes, making coffee, and taking a shower! I remember thinking this was a long ass story but felt compelled to listen to the end. Her style of storytelling is detailed and captivating

[@wissalassouli6576]

She makes us feel the events because she feels them too, which is what makes her special!

[@Zhana808]

This story is what nightmares and horror movies are made of. I can’t even imagine how horrific and terrifying it must have been for her to wake up, not be able to speak and watch him sitting there in the room portraying himself as the caring loving husband. All the while whispering threats in her ear and glaring at her with evil looks. This is such a heartbreaking reminder of what abuse can do to a person, she was terrified to say anything even once she could speak. I admire that she didn’t allow her experience to define her and refused to allow her injuries to prevent her from making a better much more productive life for herself. She’s such an inspiration and the true meaning of what doesn’t kill me only makes me stronger.

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

Made me remember the movie "return to eden".

[@rivkamccarthy9698]

I am literally sobbing at the end, not because i pity her but because she is so strong and inspirational. I wish only the best for her ❤️

[@2009socalgal]

As an older almost 50 year old viewer, that letter was in NO way, shape, or form romantic whatsoever! It was more about controlling and what HE wanted. And then to spend the night outside your door?!? Can you say Creepy stalker?? I really wish Ning would have had some girlfriends because they could have advised her all this was NOT ok and to kick him to the curb sooner. As my mother always told me, better off alone than in bad company. I wish all the best for Ning ❤

[@whooooo-xr2dl]

yeah, it seems like for the manipulator that he is, he found his perfect victim; an overly ambitious and passionate girl about her projects (so he can financially cling on her), but not the most experienced in relationships and kinda lonely (so he can treat her however he wants)! what a sick bastard, honestly.

[@yasminchan7425]

When he told her, so freaking casually even oh Ive been outside your house all night bc I wanted to talk to you but not wake you up, all I could think of was Edward Collen

[@kassassin_brahgawk]

In my experience, most people will not warn or intervene when they see a very very toxic, abusive relationship. My mother knew about my boyfriend's sexually assaulting me and would basically just shrug it off. I showed her how one made me bleed and she couldn't have cared less. If I fought with my abusive boyfriends, she would ask me what I did wrong. It took me until I was lower than rock bottom, single mom of two, with nothing until I realized that what I was experiencing wasn't normal or alright. I was 25. Not everyone's normal is the same normal. I sought help multiple times throughout my youth. No one helped. Abusive narcissists tend to sully the names and credibility of those they're abusing in order to control the narrative. They're so good at what they do, you don't even realize you're drowning in the cage they've built around you. Healthy people felt like fire to me. I couldn't be around them because I didn't want to corrupt them with my worthlessness. It took me a long time to find my feet, and I was able to do so because of a handful of people who taught me to love and accept love and go towards love. Once I had that new normal, everything I had done to survive seemed like an entirely different person from me.

[@Oujibug]

Ning is an incredibly strong woman. It’s impossible to not admire such strength.

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. Strong woman with her willpower.

[@benedicta4898]

The husband that’s supposed to be the protector of both the wife and unborn child. That whispering to her ears about nobody speaks mandarin gave me chills … He’s a psychopath

[@sewgeekdesigns9113]

He probably would have said is it really mine somewhere down the line…

[@jirou6228]

​​​​​@@sewgeekdesigns9113are you seriously trying to make excuse for a lowlife psychopath ? She don't even have the time to date let alone the time to cheat ??? That the reason why she rush in a relationship with this walking red flag... not to mention the baby are not born yet there is no dna evidence that their baby are the result of infidelity or not !!! He literally scam her to marry him just because he want her money... he is a lowlife parasites trying to kill her just because of her money...can you stop making joke about the victim ? This is not funny...

[@RadenWA]

How stupid is he for thinking that too? Mandarin is a very widespread language and Thailand gets many tourists and connections to China. Of course someone can speak Mandarin there.

[@ellis7622]

Yeah that was some horror movie type stuff. This dude really thought he had it all figured out.

[@meme-gy5gx]

@@RadenWA Psychopaths are often unaware of their own stupidity. They think they're of a higher intellect than others. Ning and the Nurse were able to show that all he is is a monstrous halfwit.

[@graeson3317]

Can we talk about how powerful "if destiny is the worst screen writer then, you should try to be the best director" is. Holy shit that quote is amazing.

[@zainubaali6704]

This makes me think about all those pregnant women who are stuck in abusive relationships and know that they’re in danger but can’t leave. Pregnant women are some of the most vulnerable people in society. I can’t imagine how they live their lives in fear.

[@redlamina5937]

💔

[@Janetbringsawareness]

💔

[@-bexx]

and that they’re more likely to be killed by their partner than to die while giving birth.. it’s crazy

[@veverest2155]

One day at a time. It’s certainly not easy.

[@raydead2670]

​@apparentlyjiminismydad crazy but i heard girls like the serial killer types. Maybe just know who your getting preggo by.

[@missdenisebee]

I cannot BELIEVE what an absolute bad ass Ning is😭 She’s still out here, being positive, trying to help other women avoid monsters like her ex-husband, and she’s getting her life back on track. His telling her “go die” as he pushed her off the cliff felt like extra salt in the wound, he really wanted her to KNOW, in her last living moments, that he did this intentionally. He was totally without remorse, and he wanted to make sure she knew it. And, that letter he sent her at the beginning, I thought it was creepy af straightaway. It was so one-sided & lowkey narcissistic, masquerading as “rOmAnTiC”.

[@whatsupdoc84]

I was a young mother (19) and I lived next door to a lovely Chinese woman when I was pregnant. She came over daily with home made food and insisted I eat it, and talk to me about my health and how important it was. She would have her son cut my lawn and tend to my bushes etc… she showed me more care and attention to my needs than my own family.

[@Caljay213]

My family was absent as well

[@whatsupdoc84]

@@Caljay213 🥺🥰

[@nekorei2023]

@karlwithak. Wait what do u mean

[@tsunshinegal9102]

Most of us Chinese people can care alot… we are more communal… ❤

[@whatsupdoc84]

@karlwithak. wait huh? I don’t understand your comment? But, just to be clear, I was referring to when Ms. Mango was commenting on the caring nature Chinese people have towards those who are pregnant, especially the fathers. So I was reminded of and wanted to share how kind my Chinese neighbor was to me when I was pregnant. She was like an angel. 🥲 - I don’t think anyone deserves this and I’m not sure what tone your comment is meant to be read as but you are coming across as rude, at best.

[@odettehernandez5150]

What a miracle that someone “happened” to find Ming at the bottom of the cliff because they wandered. That’s divine providence. Ming wasn’t supposed to die. What a strong woman. She went through so much.

[@barbthegreat586]

No, it's luck and coincidence. They do happen in the vastness of the universe and time.

[@luciasss457]

Absolutely 💯

[@billcipher8645]

If divine providence existed she would get a sign not to trust him in the first place

[@goldfish3858]

That ending statement, "If destiny is your worst screenwriter, You should try to be the best director" and her recovery vid got me in tears. Stephanie, you did an impeccable job covering her story

[@janelmacugay6427]

Where can I watch the vid?

[@amada4170]

The ending made me tear up, I'm so glad she survived, hopefully in the future if she wants it she can find a true good partner and start a family.

[@bwingbwinggwiyomi]

will be hard to trust another man again though, she shouldn't pressure herself to.

[@jesuusch]

@@bwingbwinggwiyomi exactly, it's like with Britney Spears, while Britney has never experienced death (that we know of), both women have been through hell and back and they deserve to thrive in their independence and enjoy their life regardless of any man being in it.

[@zmythos]

I know it's probably not feasible but sometimes I feel like all older parents in Asian cultures need to hear more of these stories of what could happen if their daughters feel so pressured to get married & have kids, and how it can so easily put them in dangerous, life-threatening situations. Obviously it doesn't always end up as horrifically as this did and/or could have, but I feel like as parents you should value your existing child's safety & wellbeing over potential grandkids.

[@oooh19]

Weird how they desperately want grandchildren knowing it’s hard raising children and why be with the wrong person?

[@acradnxy]

ABSOLUTELY! For me most of Chinese elderly are like this. My parents, especially my mom and my aunts keep saying that I should get married ASAP as soon as I finished with my study, I'm only 21!!! I still don't have money to build my own family, nevertheless to pay for my own sh*t. But they keep saying women are "worthless" after we passed 30 and women age rapidly. What a load of bs. My 34-yo*ish cousin was forced to get married by her mother, she's not happy with her life now but she pretended to because she has a bus called "wife and daughter's duty" and now she's pregnant because AGAIN, her mom and her mother-in-law forced her to give birth ASAP because AGAIN, women beyond their 30 are already expired. I hate this kind of bs... Whenever my mom told me about this bs, I told her about this kind of news. Marriage doesn't guarantee you to have a perfect life! Why they can open their dead brains to see what is the reality?? Also, I hate how they keep saying women like some kind of worthless being! What makes me want to punch their guts too is they keep saying that we, the women, should keep looking for a perfect men, they should have a house, a car, a good career, a good education background, bla bla and we should be QUICK to find it, HOW DO WE SUPPOSED TO GET THAT KIND OF K-DRAMA PRINCE IN THIS REAL WORLD WITH THIS ECONOMY??? THEY EVEN MARRIED TO A PEASANT (not literally, but they imagine a prince and they couldn't get it, so I used this word to describe the opposite. Apologise if I hurt someone's feeling)!! When I listened to what Stephanie said, I took a really really deep breath. Poor poor Ning (or Ming?). I think she will be happier if her parents didn't force her and make a constant reminder that SHE'S A WOMAN IN HER 30S and let her find her own soulmate NATURALLY.

[@jackiegomez_22]

right like I’m not saying it was the parents fault too but like when your daughter is ready she will be ready because it’s not that she was ugly or not successful bc she was so she could have a guy if she wanted I feel like the pressure got to her too

[@saraharmas5283]

They’re batshit

[@bmp2791]

Sadly, it's something that touches many ambitious, hard working women. They spend their time on self growth and their neglect od social interactions makes them unprepared for psychopatic MEN who prey on such women. Of course, it's not their fault at all, but it shows importance of emotional support systems in family and how important IT is to talk about situations like this.

[@milo6310]

her video at the end almost made me cry. she’s so strong and i wish her nothing but the best!! hope he rots in jail

[@ParanoidPopsticle]

Poor Ning😞 Choosing the wrong partner can destroy your entire life. Glad she got back on her feet, such a strong woman.

[@Agi2502]

This is such a weird way to frame it

[@username56565]

@@Agi2502how? It’s quite literally the truth? Y’all pick on everything 🤣

[@Agi2502]

@@username56565 well if you get it you get it if you don't you don't. Since your comment is already passiv aggressiv enough I wont waste my time elaborating

[@username56565]

@@Agi2502 um… no you people are just sensitive and love to pick on everything. What was so wrong about that comment?? Choosing the wrong partner CAN and will destroy ur life. Some of u don’t like the harsh truth

[@username56565]

@@Agi2502 your comment was very very passive aggressive. Treat others the way u wanna be treated 🤷‍♀️

[@Okaasakatsu]

Yes abusive relationships are not always physical. Mine was with someone who when he lost his job, stayed home playing games on his computer and phone for over a year. Didnt bother to find work and said he’ll just take responsibility for my kid (mine not his). He was supposed to take him to school and back. I resigned myself to knowing he probably wont ever work. But found out from a call from my son’s teacher that my son missed 3 weeks of school straight. Rushed home from work and found out he decided not to send my son to school because “its a waste of money. He isnt learning anything.” For weeks i would come home to my son’s uniform wet and hanging to dry. With my son telling me about what he did in school. He was teaching my son to lie to me. He robbed my son of an education. That was it for me.

[@vien111]

Girl you better divorce him

[@veilandreveal]

I had a problem with a family member teaching my son to lie to me as well. That shit just hurts so much.

[@Okaasakatsu]

@@vien111i left his ass. i am willing to turn a blind eye to his unemployment since i was doing and earning well enough but my son is a different story.

[@Okaasakatsu]

@@veilandreveal its the kind of betrayal that is difficult to understand.

[@katieundercover]

my jaw is on the damn floor…. holy FUCK that is despicable, good on you for getting you and your son out of that fr

[@stickyblueberryfingers]

i can’t even begin to imagine how difficult it is for her to trust after that

[@Accuface2000]

They say women love bad boys. Putting trust and bad boys in the same sentence is kind of loony.

[@haechansheels]

@@Accuface2000whoever said women love bad boys was prob drunk...

[@BaldCoryxKenshinfan]

@@Accuface2000Whoever you heard that from, is probably an incel 😭

[@Accuface2000]

She had everything, lots of money, wealth etc, but she still needed a man. A man who didn't want her, a bad guy who used her for money, a gambler who squandered $150,000 from her account. She ignored the obvious major flaws, consistent patterns of dishonesty, reckless behaviour and lack of appreciation. Most probably she was enjoying the drama and wayward behaviour, tending to a man-child and feeling responsible. Meanwhile the guy was planning to eliminate her, get access to her wealth and marry a poor submissive girl. The lesson here is that we must be responsible for our choices, and not cry foul when things go South. Seeking sympathy and true love only when your body is broken into pieces is too late. If you gonna marry a whore, deal with it and take your bullets quietly. This guy was a man-whore and she ignored all obvious signs. When I date a good looking female whore, I know she is not marriage material, it's only for fun and temporary pleasure. I know how to keep her at arms length. There are boundaries and certainly no commitment nor trust. The bottomline is you must read and take people for what they are. If someone is an untrustworthy piece of shit, accept the truth, don't bury your head in the sand like an ostrich. Yes, I do enjoy banging whores with big busts and ass, but I don't trust them. I use my brain, I think. I won't leave them alone at my house and they won't sleep over at my place. I treat them like whores. Period. I know the type of woman I can trust and marry.

[@BishopShotgun]

⁠@@BaldCoryxKenshinfan”Women love bad boys” Naw you love generalizations big dog get off the screen and go show some love to your mom.

[@raizaintilian]

I’m so happy she dived into recovery after all this hardship

[@aaz1992]

She is 1000 times stronger than me, I have to admit

[@LizAkyxl]

Her resilience is worth a standing ovation. Ning, if you happen to read this I want you to know: you are the definition of strength. You deserve more than you have ever had and God is protecting you. Your courage leaves me speechless and I am here for your motivation. You amaze me and I am proud to call you a fellow “strong woman”. You have survived the worst, now the best is yet to come ❤

[@NabeelKhan-yd7gp]

in chinease 寧，如果你碰巧讀到這篇文章，我想讓你知道：你是力量的定義。你應該得到比以往任何時候都多的東西，上帝正在保護你。你的勇氣讓我無言以對，我來這裡是為了你的動力。你讓我驚歎不已，我很自豪地稱你為“女強人”。你已經熬過了最壞的情況，現在最好的還在後頭 ❤

[@jonathanhurley4055]

He owed something like $150,000 in gambling debts. She actually agreed to pay half, and this was his way of saying thank you . He wanted her$2.6M fortune. The police were suspicious from the beginning. Just recently, believe it or not, the Thai High court first gave him a life sentence. Then changed it to 10 years. Then moved it up to 33 years a few months ago. .. I am an American living in Thailand now 10 years. I remember this well. I am in Udonthani, also in NE Thailand. The sentencing has me confused as hell.

[@jonathanhurley4055]

I had to verify those sentences. As far as I can tell, he had a 2nd trial, his sentence was reduced to 10 years. Then she made some sort of appeal, ( and this was within the last 2 months or so) and it was increased to 33 years and 4 months. She was able to tell the police after 4 or 5 days the truth, and 7 days after he tried to murder her, Thai police arrested him. For the most part, Thailand is NOT a good place to be a foreigner and commit ANY kind of crime. It REALLY pisses Thais off and they want to lock people up. To top it off, a Thai prison aint a cake walk. I wa arrested once years ago after a car accident, but was free within 8 hours. I was alone in a filthy cell. While there I cleaned the cell, and the police were all smiles when I left. They watched as I sang to myself, and cleaned the cell. The cell was just filthy. Empty water bottles everywhere.....they did get a kick outta this American cleaning their cell! I am a brand new admirer of yours. I watch Mr. Ballen as well. He tells true spooky tales as well. Guess I am just sick that way.

[@Skies133]

Does Thailand have the death penalty?? I have heard their sentences are harsh so why would they go from life in prison to 10yrs??? That's bonkers.

[@RonLarhz]

Bribing then public pressure.

[@Accuface2000]

I don't think Thai sentences are the harshest, they are on par with America. Europe has the most ridiculously lenient sentences, especially if you are female. If the pusher was female, she would have got 3 to 10 years.

[@pearpo]

I love Thailand ❤️

[@SACHINO0]

Ning is an amazing human being i really admire her mentality but regarding the crime from the trees that helped her survive to the nurse that was able to speak mandarin it just felt like everything is on her side and she deserves it

[@essandera9499]

That's what I was thinking!!! Also the woman that got lost and found her beneath the cliff!!! I don't believe in fate or miracles, but this series of amazing coincidences that helped her survive are mindblowing, and she deserves it.

[@aldranzam3456]

I'm so glad she got that bit of luck inside the immense bad luck of meeting that man.

[@jennifertilley7699]

This story was a giant roller coaster of emotions for me. What happened wasn't her fault and I was so happy to see that she grew through what she went through. I have a new role model, so thank you for making me aware of her and her story. This was truly an inspiring story. I out loud cheered and gasped with excitement/shock when the lost hiker found her and when that nurse who spoke mandarin helped her, I was so stoked!! She's beautiful, smart, and tough!! I can't put into words how much this story has changed how I looked at the world.

[@User000-o5y]

While trying to search for this article online I typed in “man pushes wife off cliff” and I saw like 10 different articles and many of them were pregnant. What is up with these men… and why is a lot of crime against women done when they are at their most vulnerable state i.e pregnant. It’s such a dark story. She is so strong to be relive those moment me by coming online to share her story. It’s just scary isn’t it. No matter how much you think you know someone you can’t help but question if you REALY know them and what they’re thinking of you. L

[@rosemeccia9411]

Women push men off of cliffs as well. Very sad

[@Caljay213]

Sleeping with the enemy

[@Theeconvo]

​@@rosemeccia9411at a significantly lower rate i would bet

[@Theeconvo]

​@GhostOfCarlJungright. Societies refuse to acknowledge that disparity

[@lizzyyork]

Well I think it's a good lesson that we all never, ever, go stand on the edge of a cliff with your significant other behind you. My man will have to drag me kicking and screaming to that Cliffside.

[@GroovyCosMec]

I just have to say this, the idea that she went from a near-death experience and feeling at her worst to using this as lesson to share to others, even learning it for herself and growing to live a life filled with happiness, growth and love is astonishing. I'm so glad she survived and was able to recieve justice. Hopefully, the useless carcass will stay imprisoned for the rest of his life and learn from what he has done. I'm just so glad she survived. You hear so many stories on girls and women like her who sometimes don't make it, even to get justice or share their story. Tuly remarkable! 😊

[@snoozerelli]

She's so inspiring it made me tear up. I hope he never gets out of jail.

[@domenjacarrerot3]

What an inspirational person when one gets so freakin about life and its bunch of traumas !

[@vi9486]

I am so grateful of that hiker who got lost. Not only for the fact that he could get her help, but for the humanity he treated Ning with. Holding her hand and talking to her telling her she’ll be fine. Even in the mose horrifying scenario where she wouldn’t have made it, at least she could pass with hope and a sense of safety.

[@theakaneko]

It is awful that this is typical of abusers... You get married, you especially get pregnant, and the abuse ramps up because "now they own you". I feel so bad for her, especially losing that sweet innocent child.

[@eyesofthecervino3366]

Yeah. And when she showed she was still able to push back by reporting him to the police, he slipped straight back into "love-bomb until I can close the next trap on her and it won't matter anymore." I've thankfully never been in a relationship anything like this, but I was once close to someone who was really manipulative like that, and I got this horrible flashback to that when he started being nice again. Always in my experience that was just the lead up to things getting worse.

[@ooo1o8o1]

Sadly lot of overly romantic sweet talking men are like this, men are not that romantic by nature that's not who they show true love and affection so when a guy do it he is probably abuser and trying to win their partner

[@anna84259]

I witnessed a similar behaviour (albeit much milder, obviously) from my stepfather. Was somewhat of a goofster before getting married, but still had a job, did some chores, planned to be a parent. We used to joke he was a bit like me - kind of lazy, liked to play videogames and read stuff, not Always remembering what he had to do (I was maybe 12 or so; looking back, it was definitely a red flag to a 40 year old man to be similar to me). But it wasn't too bad. My mother married him and he started to laze down; they argued more; more and more would he lay on the sofa just paying videogames when my mother would cook and clean and build and ho shopping. After the birth of the kids, he would go on long trips for work to earn some money. For about half a year. Then it's like he realized she can't escape anymore. He stopped doing things completely, he stopped doing any help, my mom would ask him to do anything and he'd get annoyed. He didn't want to have anything to do with the kids. Told her she was the one who wanted them (it was him first). Started gaslighting her like crazy. Once told me to go on a walk with the kids with 38°(100f) fever because it'd be "beneficial" for me and then pretended he never said anything and we're collectively misremembering anything, but that did not work on me because I stopped living with them and wasn't so easy to manipulate. But he would always make her the hysterical one, the "too much" one, the nagging one, the unstable one... He was purposefully driving her insane. Started beating up furniture and call my mother a b*tch if he had to even lift a finger. Then tried to threaten me with "I can make your life in this house way, way, way worse" when I asked him to get out the trash late into the night for the fifth time because I was scared to go out by myself. At some point he just slapped her when she tried to argue with him and told her he's a man. I asked him once why he doesn't do anything and plays throughout it when he clearly sees she's struggling and is clearly on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and he just said "oh, I'd kms if I was her. But she's a good horse" and that's when it hit me. And the worst part? There's not much to do. There's no one who could help her. We didn't have any family members or friends who could help in case things go south. There was no support system. There was nowhere to go. It was horrid to be with him, but without him would probably be even worse. Sorry for such a long rant. The case really reminded me of all that until it started going to stealing, attempted m*rder etc.

[@elithluxe7568]

@@anna84259 surely something can be done. It won’t be surprising if your mom breaks down from the torture and khs

[@P-rar]

​@@anna84259 you guys already do everything. Just kick him out or move out without him. Pepper spray him if he ever raises a hand on you. He was trying to teach you guys learned helplessness. Separate your bank accounts, pool your money, and move out without him. Notify the police privately.

[@Kiki0w0-v-]

This case is my PTSD and still ongoing nightmare. Mom is still trapped with a lying deadbeat husband/father and the only way out is divorce but great marriage laws will strip her of all her finance while he walks away rich. I’m so glad she survived and got out of it and rose back up stronger. Power to her!!

[@JaeDee123]

Hoping your mom gets out 🙏🏾

[@kali3731]

same with my mom same situation… hence why i never ever wanna marry…it can easily be a trap…

[@MompreneurDiary]

Marriage is a trap even if it's not a bad one

[@beewest5704]

Better to be broke & start again then live in misery. Hope you mom makes a plan & gets out.

[@Ninna_Natural]

If this isn’t a MIRACLE I don’t what is. Just the fact that she survived the fall, a random person got lost that found her and a nurse that understood the language. God is amazing❤ Bless her soul for moving past this trauma

[@stevesutcliffe3490]

If god is so amazing why did he/she/it allow this to happen to her in the first place? Grow up.

[@AK-bf2ho]

​@@stevesutcliffe3490 exactly 💯

[@dharmannfanfrfr]

@@stevesutcliffe3490 respect others' beliefs.

[@nbla39]

​@stevesutcliffe3490 he didn't, people have free will.

[@mika-yy7gk]

@@stevesutcliffe3490God will not interfere with us humans,he gave us free will and the decisions we make is up to us,not him.

[@Moo0nika]

I think that there were signs he's abusive - it was not physical violence but mental violence... But who would have thought he'd push her off the cliff. This is crazy. Incredibly strong woman, her story moved me!! I wish her all the best, she deserves the world. Amazing person.

[@Nameless00110]

It’s beyond me that he did this, especially because he’s her spouse. And the fact they he told her to die when he pushed her? Absolutely disgusting. Nobody deserves this, no matter how hard their relationship is with that person.

[@randovids]

She saw him as a husband. He saw her as a mark.

[@Strawberrypocky911]

@@randovidshe saw her as his personal slave 😠

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

There's a reason why in D.V (domestic violence) and murder, the 1st prime suspect were the spouse.

[@mr.b7004]

She is so inspiring. I hope she keeps healing, and has good mental and physical health forever.

[@junitasoesanto2945]

I can't imagine the immense pain she went through her recovery. The fact that she met the lost tourist at the bottom of the cliff and being brought to safety, that in itself is another miracle. And then later on when her doctors and nurses put a curfew on visiting hours to secure her. She's alive because all the people who helped her, and also just her immense will to live. She's an amazing woman. Thank you for covering this case.

[@drebugsita]

So true! Bless all of those heroic people ✨

[@BrownSugaBabe]

I dated someone just like him. In the beginning he was everything I wanted and said all the right things. When I got pregnant with my daughter in 2011 the first thing this “man” said to me was “you know you can’t have it right? I don’t want a baby, get rid of it.” I am not the type to curse people out but I used some EXTREMELY unsavory words and sent him on his way. I now have an absolutely gorgeous, funny, smart, sweet and creative 11 year old babygirl that is everything to me. I’m so happy she was able to rebuild her life and her strength is truly admirable and I pray for her peace. There is a special, special place in the afterlife for people like him and it’s not a good place.

[@EgoFeederz]

You are clueless good job on helping to create more problems in the world.

[@ahtaystamcauther9376]

I mean maybe he wasn’t ready for a baby?

[@BrownSugaBabe]

@@ahtaystamcauther9376not to be graphic but…he would put protection on and then take it off right before…so if you’re doing that and ADMITTED to it, sounds like he was ready to me until I got pregnant. Thankful he’s no longer in our lives and we can freely live without his trifiling and narcissistic ways.

[@owlomen2662]

@@ahtaystamcauther9376 if he wasnt ready for a baby he should have used a contraceptive

[@BrownSugaBabe]

@@judahtribe7he and I weren’t married. We had been together for a while and I got pregnant with my daughter. I told him if he didn’t want to be around for the baby that was fine with me and I’d raise her alone. He continued to verbally, mentally and emotionally abused me the whole time. My family had to get involved for my protection back then. I’m married to an amazing man now who has been in her life since she was a toddler and loves her unconditionally.

[@V3AH.0]

This is insane.. completely disgusting that someone let alone her HUSBAND would do this

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. One's own partner.

[@joncampbell199]

Never marry somebody you don’t know enough about.

[@mystery8207]

Pretty sure the guy is a sociopath

[@ooo1o8o1]

Don't call him a husband, that's a shitty scammer

[@winnyashu9277]

thatshow it happens when dealing with narcissits who are also psycopath....i kow how it feels because i survived such horror.

[@sherleneleydeleon]

To be honest, just seeing the title gives me chills down to my spine but listening to Stephanie tell us how the husband did this to his pregnant wife is horrifying.. He is suppose to be the protector but turns out he’s the complete opposite….

[@SugaKookieMon]

What a woman. She's an inspiration and a tremendous beauty, inside and out. I'm so glad he couldn't break her.

[@paolafoxhoven8080]

Those last words gave me chills. I love her strength and optimistic outlook. She is a hero.

[@chefnedarque]

Ning's amazing lifestory deserves a minimum of THREE whole movies: 1) her early wins as a struggling, self-sacrificing businesswoman, who meets Yu once she hits success 2) the over the top "romance" and subsequently rushed marriage (ending in the shocking murder attempt) 3) Ning's EPIC recovery, including justice being served.

[@divaaa11]

Yess I was also thinking about this

[@kidalola9201]

Yes yes yes I'd lovveee to watch them.

[@mochiinuo]

there's actually a movie based on her story with different characters called 《消失的她》

[@kidalola9201]

OMG THANKS

[@divaaa11]

@@mochiinuo english name for that movie or other name??

[@KingHayabusa384]

What Ning had to go through is just horrible. She provided this guy with an amazing life only to be misstreaded by him multiple times. I can't even imagine the level of betrayal she must have felt by him saying "Go die" and then being tossed off the cliff. I'm so glad she had the strength to recover.

[@Accuface2000]

Keyword is "multiple times". Why is a financially well off woman clinging to an abuser? Couldn't she get a gentleman who treats her well? You have a big problem that needs psychological help if you stick up with somebody that mistreats you.

[@HlootooThunderhammer]

@@Accuface2000 Well we don’t know what went on behind closed doors. But it’s not uncommon for abuse victims to get a very toxic attachment to their abusers, usually because they were conditioned by them. Abusers tend to control finances, means of communication, use various kinds of manipulation (be they physical, sexual, verbal, mental, emotional, etc) to rewire their victims’ brains. If not that, then they’re very good at covering their true nature until it’s too late. And if this guy was apparently able to fool her this long, then damn was he evil.

[@sunnamustaf8967]

Listening to this on Spotify, i rewinded several times to be sure i really heard right. This is one of the scariest thing that can happen to anyone (irrespective of gender). For a person to have their life all figured out, only for an entitled, lazy and opportunist to come and destroy your life is so scary. I believe because she hadn't been in the dating scene, she didn't see the red flags. Maybe she did but shook it off several times that it was normal. These are reason's why we should trust our insicts. I am of the believe that the husband's mother enabled him in so many ways. Imagine if that woman didnt find her, she would have died and that SOB would have gone on to become rich, blowing away all this woman's hard earned money. Sometimes, i wonder how people can sleep knowing very well how they caused a fellow being harm. I'm so glad that she's recovering and getting her life back together. Thank you Stephanie for bringing such cases into light.

[@katelynbrown98]

3:02 oh my god!!!! This is such a scary horrifying that to say to someone.

[@sunnamustaf8967]

@@katelynbrown98 seriously. One must really hate a person so much to the extent of saying "go die" then push her off a cliff. It's already worse doing it to anyone let alone a pregnant woman, and your wife for that matter

[@mayasmornings]

right i had to replay the "go die" and him trying to pull the plug i was GAGGED I was like no way.

[@syrusangi8743]

SOB (Son of a bitch) if a perfect name for him in more ways than one.

[@sinjospeach]

This was horrifying and I agree with you. We know it was a facade, but he had to have been one charismatic and charming guy for him to be able to talk/woo her into getting married so quickly. I can't help but think, if only she would have made a move after the theft incident and divorced him. Like you said, I think it was her lack of dating experience because she was so focused on her career. It was an absolute miracle that she survived and I'm so glad that she did and has shared her story. I hope it's a reminder to everyone who hears her story to always pay attention to signs and listen to our gut.

[@missmaggie2620]

This lady is not a survivor, but an absolute Warrior! What an incredible testimony of unbelievable strength.

[@aaz1992]

An absolute legend

[@sanjanashah6675]

Ning is such an inspiration. She turned her life around not once but twice. That criminal didn't deserve such an amazing person. I hope whatever she does and whoever she finds in her life in any form of relation is a genuine person.

[@ferrypanda]

It’s heartbreaking that murder is one of the leading causes for death during pregnancy :( Women are more vulnerable and dependent on others during pregnancy and it’s so sad that abusive partners take advantage of that.

[@lifeisbeautiful-nerin]

Agree

[@ellielou52]

It's THE leading cause I believe which is crazy because pregnancy is dangerous and so is birth.

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

See? These kind of people always in the hunting mode. Becareful.

[@0FreakShow0]

I couldn't imagine her fear and pain while in the icu with her husband. Unimaginable.

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real. 😔 One's own partner tried to kill them in the ICU with them.

[@erinlynn115]

That woman is a rock star. I've heard/read many stories of inspiration.. hers takes the cake. I absolutely adore her 💖💖💖

[@LibertineDeSade]

She worked so hard to build a life for herself, and then some demon comes along and tried to topple it. So sick, but she is amazing. I'm so inspired by her and her strength and resilience. I'm so glad she's living her best life.

[@Colorbrush21]

This story was so heartbreaking. Women, even pregnant ones, are subjected to so much violence and cruelty. Ming is a hero because after so much tragedy, she took charge of her own life. She refused to give up. She refused to let her evil ex-husband win. I wish they would make a movie of her life. She is truly inspiring.

[@KayGreylai]

I think you mean 'especially' pregnant women. Pregnant women are at statistically higher risk for all forms of violence.

[@jesuusch]

@@KayGreylai women go through so much in life, and for a woman to be pregnant, feeling all those symptoms of pregnancy, to then be married or dating an abusive and violent man must feel like hell on Earth. Women are so strong, every good hearted girl and woman must be protected at all costs

[@rannieday]

That woman is one bad ass woman. She’s inspiring and I’m glad I got to learn her story here in Colorado. If you are reading this Ning, you have inspired women across the world with your strength and resilience. I wish you all the luck in the world for a beautiful well deserved life. 💚

[@Redheadedstepchild839]

I’m so proud of the nurse and healthcare staff that helped her feel safe enough to get away from him! And wow, what an incredible woman. She never deserved what that monster did to her. I’m so happy to see her be able to live her life.

[@inprogress9757]

Stephanie's storytelling skills are SO incredible! She works so hard making sure everything's as factually correct as possible, narrates it so well, and uploads regularly?? Incredible. This is top tier shit frfr

[@L.-I.]

Please give props to her whole team, like the researchers, her editors and her husband. She always gives them credit, so we should too.

[@ma.filmajayme4631]

❤ i agree... that's why i can't help but to listen to her.... BIG thumbs up to you and your team Stephanie!

[@serpentdarkcloud5810]

Nah, taking too long. Too much adlib. And most of the time... biased...

[@spookyles7483]

Biased? Do you except us to be on the guy's side? If so please get help ​@@serpentdarkcloud5810

[@chrissyonyx8205]

​@serpentdarkcloud5810 I think the adlibbing is what makes for great "storytelling"...but I do agree that the length is a bit much.. but story perspective always involves some bias 🤷‍♀️

[@2010MrsKSS]

She got justice twice: 1) through courts 2) through going to live her best life What a truly strong and beautiful soul Ning is!

[@rosacaballerosa]

The fact that she was so independent, then survived such a fall, and managed to not only get him in jail but also persevere through her recovery road was amazing. But when I saw that video at the end, it solidified my thought that she was and is a force to be reckoned with. I wish her a long, fulfilling life full of love and kindness!

[@senasong2127]

If someone is a self proclaimed “hopeless romantic” that’s always a huge redflag to me.

[@precious_toebeans]

Ning is a hero, survivor, angel - sent to smite her husband. She nor anyone deserves this. I am so sorry she experienced this, and then she was forced to be strong through it all. She is incomprehensibly strong. When I had a horrible accident my (now) husband was on his knees to be by my head, bedside, holding my hand and petting me. Because of this, I have a sick, cold and empty feeling at the idea of this...of him "nursing her better"... I. Wow. I want to add also, even with how wonderful my man was visibly to all the nurses, they still had him leave at some point to ask me if we were good and if I was being abused! It is just policy to do so!

[@essandera9499]

That is very interesting, but I think that it should be in all hospitals! When you're hurt, you cannot advocate for yourself and if there's just one person taking care of you, you have to rely on them for everything. And for ppl to take the time and make sure you consent to them taking care of you is very important imo.

[@latenight11]

This episode was a journey. I just knew she had died after falling. The red flag for me was his rush to marry her, sending the text and waiting outside her house for a response is too intense for that short period of dating. I am amazed she not only survived but overcame that trauma and is an even stronger woman. I hate that she went through the pain but love that she had the final victory in the end. May God bless her

[@whooooo-xr2dl]

i’m not gonna lie, i cried a little with that montage at the end. she’s such an inspiration and i’m so glad that there’s someone like her to prove that you can get out of even the worst of the worst situations you can imagine to be in. love to her and to your videos, you have a great way to tell stories. :)

[@DM_21]

The amount of respect that you showed this young woman in the video is absolutely amazing . The tribute towards the end of the video was inspiring, beautiful, and very gracious on your part. Oh my goodness. I am not an emotional woman. This video brought me to tears. Thank you for sharing this woman's story in the fashion and with the compassion that you chose to share it with.

[@RileyMcdonald-fo9kv]

I think it’s insane that the husband can change his emotions from pure evil and hatred to concerned for his wife, if anything that is the scariest thing of all

[@WalburgisLuppus]

Many women do it all the time.

[@cherricherie]

@WalburgisLuppus nah what they’re talking about is something completely different, way more terrifying

[@WalburgisLuppus]

@@cherricherie yes indeed but as it was pointed out he probably learned this behavior from his mother.

[@KingKC24]

⁠@@WalburgisLuppuswhy would you make such an assumption tho? What if he learnt it from his dad? I don’t understand why you had to bring up women doing the same when op wasn’t even talking about genders….

[@leighsweetmelody5085]

​@@KingKC24I agree but in the story it's kinda obvious that mother enables him and thinks he can do no wrong and probably never held him accountable. But either way he is pure evil

[@emilypaussa1124]

I absolutely love hearing her positive recovery story at the end. This is what I seek in these stories. Bless her whole life!

[@carabeingblue4016]

I'm absolutely sobbing. I've never heard a more inspirational story, Stephanie - and I have watched True Crime for decades. As someone who feels like a victim to destiny, who also had a "scammer" ruin my chances for marriage and children, and stole from me, obviously not to the extent Wang Nan did, I guess I have been waiting for someone to tell me that - "If destiny is the worst screenwriter, then, you should try to be the best director." Those are words to ACTUALLY LIVE by. I'm grateful you shared her absolutely horrific, but incredible story. Thank you.

[@zeeee_yt]

This gave me chills. And it gives me double chills to see Ning stand up even more stronger than ever. Wow! God really helps those who helps themselves with all their power. Ning 🙏🏽

[@User000-o5y]

also can I just say Stephanie has a knack for story telling. I have a short attention span yet I listened to the whole hour. I was only going to stay for 15 mins and skip through but she walks us through the story as if we were in the position. It’s like reading an audiobook. I’m so glad you turned to podcasts. I loved the mukbang versions but I prefer uninterrupted the story telling

[@kimhuongtran5681]

I got eye surgery so could not look much at digital devices so I discover rotten mango podcast. I have been obsessed! Stephanie is so superb it's like listening to an intriguing, bewitching audiobook and the husband occassional reaction makes it even better!