It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
You probably wanted to get several facts checked right before you speak for him. For example, it is not a few months passed he remarried, it is few days passed after his first wife passed away he remarried. After further digging up, the facts gets even more ugly, he probably had a fair with the young one during his wife illness period. When his wife needs his support mentally and physically, he is busy pursuing young girl. How cruel is that? How desperate his wife was? So please don’t tell us that you heard two sides of stories. If he still believes he is right, let him to speak up here himself. We are willing to hear his side of story as well. BTW, I think his parents in law also deserve to get some money to take care of the rest of their life.
It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
It’s definitely only one side of the story, and what we’re seeing here is highly slanted. From what I have been told by someone who read about both sides, the other side is that the guy has two kids to take care of still, and the deceased wife’s parents were demanding large amounts of the insurance money, and kept finding excuses to ask for more. Note that this money would go to them instead of to his kids (i.e. their own grandchildren). They originally asked him for a yearly payment to them in perpetuity — presumably money they would have been demanding from their daughter were she to have lived. He refused that, and they went back and forth on a lump sum amount, ending up somewhere around $150k IIRC. The eviction part came a while after the parents refused to leave and go back home to China — partly over a dispute over their demands for business-class plane tickets at $10k each, whereas he offered to only pay $3k per ticket for economy class (yes these COVID-era ticket prices to China are nuts). A complication is the fact that the guy re-married within a few months after his wife passed — and in fact the new wife was there in the house when the deceased wife’s parents arrived. So that surely didn’t help calm things. His story on that front was that he started online dating right after his wife passed, found the right person for him, and proposed marriage very quickly. So even if you take his story at face value, he does come off as rather callous towards his deceased wife. The apparently low-effort way he disposed of her ashes also points towards that. Anyways, that’s some vital info there. The guy may still be a POS, but he’s got kids to take care of, and the deceased wife’s parents also sound like they aren’t exactly selfless individuals either. Happy2022 发表于 2022-03-17 20:27
人越来越少了哈 不少骂人的女的出国前就是党员 而且家里也是电信系统的。。
我们不管前妻父母,我们看到的是老婆死了后尸骨未寒新老婆就怀孕的事情 我们看到的是20对年夫妻,连个体面的墓地都没有的事实
这片英文的才是一面之词吧 就是渣男自己漏洞百出小作文的翻译
渣男真有那时间没必要网上洗白了
你这段话到处贴来贴去有意思吗?150k养老/拿女儿部分的遗产,对比人渣拿到的200万保险金+400万房产,在我看来一点问题没有。更不要提人渣做的种种人神共愤的事情了。
我有个朋友,男性,说如果保险真的付了200万,那应该给前岳父岳母100万。我还保守一点,觉得给前岳父岳母50万,也就可以了。
You probably wanted to get several facts checked right before you speak for him. For example, it is not a few months passed he remarried, it is few days passed after his first wife passed away he remarried. After further digging up, the facts gets even more ugly, he probably had a fair with the young one during his wife illness period. When his wife needs his support mentally and physically, he is busy pursuing young girl. How cruel is that? How desperate his wife was? So please don’t tell us that you heard two sides of stories. If he still believes he is right, let him to speak up here himself. We are willing to hear his side of story as well. BTW, I think his parents in law also deserve to get some money to take care of the rest of their life.
不要搭理这个写英文的账号。没准是渣男故意发的,然后网友回复喷他,他截屏就成了网暴证据。写英文是为了好让陪审团和法官读懂。
网暴犯法吗?法律不能解决的,就让社死解决
我听说二老婆本来要嫁的另有其人,被人甩了,人渣男也是接盘,我们祝他喜当爹。
把渣女朋友圈照片,拍死在他脸上
我妹当过检察官,我记得她说过贪一万一年,十万可以判十年
避重就轻,就问一句,从前妻去世到这事发酵出来,快一年了,为什么不下葬?
我也这么觉得
呸!别洗了
还demand larger amount呢,连个几万块的机票和墓地钱都不肯拿出来,demand你妹啊
他不需要我们犯法,他只要获取法官和陪审团的同情就行了。他的目的就达到了。不和疯狗互咬,蛇打七寸,他最怕的就是国内举报贪污,美国举报签证涉嫌欺诈,专注这些就行了。
我有点不相信是国内,考虑到国内的办事效率可以让他们在认识9天内办好结婚证。
他家不是国内干部嘛,可能之前就联系好了,等死亡证明一下来过几天就安排远程网上结婚。国内走后门比美国相对容易吧。
找人编辑下发行吗?这英语差的,看不懂。
我也觉得给100万算fair
本来气得胸口疼,扑哧,被你逗笑了,谢谢
这是reddit上一ID写的。这位一直在reddit上替男方辩解
对了,这里应该用demand吗?
妹子聪明,我也这么想。
Reddit上渣男自己的ID而已,这个世界不需要它。
这是签证欺诈,B2是为没有移民目的人发放的签证
这个事情已经不好控制了,国内关系爆出来,可能纪委会行动!!前姨夫父张永平,中国铁通集团有限公司董事,总经理,党委副书记。毕业于北京邮电大学,高级工程师。历任山东省德州电信局局长。父母都是山东电信局高官。
这是我最期望纪委行动的一次
电信局里还有保密局吗?
电信局里还有保密局?
看看现在的乌克兰战中信息战和数字战,这个电信保密安全多重要,有这个也可以理解。
渣男可能一直仗着自己家里条件好些,长期看不起欺负妻子和岳父岳母一家。别人的宽容被他看成了软弱可欺。
对的B签证是要排除移民倾向的。
好奇本来要嫁谁,也是在美华人吗?
哇塞,真的假的?那肚子里的娃是渣渣的吗
奋斗婊 哈哈 老三有一天应该会和有机男离婚吧?
未必能贪污到买六套房子的地步,但是1.渣男在那么早的年代读巨贵的商学院 2. 渣男12年就能downpay一百万买160多万的房子 3. 在湾区内卷这么严重压力这么大的地方玩,亡妻能够耐得住性子做全职主妇多年,即使孩子大了以后。结合渣男工作的时间和级别,收入完全不足以支撑这些,请问是中彩票了吗
这新老婆的脑子不好使,这么巴巴的嫁个大二十多的二手渣男,她的行情就这么低吗
是的,感觉应该再长点
太给力了
你会给你婆婆一百万不? 不用回答我。摸着心问问自己
需要举报给国内的部门和这边的irs
她的脑子太好使了,胆儿还贼大,别提她担心了。
没错, 渣女在国内还捞到了前夫的一套房, 别忘了。
不会吵的。这两人都没底线的,心宽的很。 小红书上有视频,前两天驱逐老人,新老婆和警察在门口聊得热乎呢。 换别人,闹这么大,都躁得慌,不好意思出门。这女的挺轻松的表情
zhanan雷锤 账号
好像又有人说在trust下
让子弹飞一会
有什么不能的??是老公生命换来的,他爸妈有多伤心。我自己还能赚钱,再说还有100万,还有别的财产。
这个女主如果不是第二年去世,拖了几年的话脸书可能也解除合同了,查出癌症后也不能再买life insurance,可能最后到手是没有这200万的。本来这个就不是guaranteed. 还要为了钱让人必须第二年死吗?看来你做得到
这么迫不及待的把小3搬过来,不正常,两人确实有作案动机加速她的死亡
楼里这篇说到点子上了啊 给lynnbrook 几个群里转下啊
这个太可怕啦。更改户主,也要亡妻签字才可以。那么问题来了,渣男是伪造亡妻签字了,还是乘亡妻吃过多止痛药神智不清的时候骗亡妻签字的了?
这个户主更改加上9天闪婚,是不是可以提怀疑谋杀的刑事案件了?
可能是乌龙 等子弹飞一会
中国结婚不可以远程,必须当事人双方到场,如果结婚成功,说明有违法操作,违反了中国法律。在中国结过婚了,在B签证入美国,欺骗的可是美国移民局,严重违反美国法律。
渣男他爸大名好像还没爆出来
最好有权力战斗的介入
mark 举报irs他洗钱
渣三跟渣男这是二婚,86年的,也三六了,这种离过婚还爱在外面乱搞的的三十多的女的在国内也是难有市场的,跟渣男一拍即合,两个人渣
确认了
这么看可能真是保密局的
因为知乎不能变现啊,微博点击可以啊,关键时刻还得市场经济有点incentive。
再说了,还真不都是美国的事,老人回不去隔离绿码票价贵闹的。
三儿,国内来的啊。要是没这个三生扑人选,9天效率也达不到吧。美国这边会有白领36,要生扑患癌老婆的猪头渣男吗
前姨父也是北邮的?这渣男是不是走关系进的北邮读书啊?然后毕业后走关系进的电信局? 难怪,这么丑还能找到聪明漂亮的前妻结婚。前妻除了家庭背景比较一般,哪哪都比渣男强
这个是本人吧,名字不是happy 就是爱情至上的,现实偏偏不会如你这种道德败坏的人所愿。这人写英文的确是想留证据的,到时候一条条翻译清楚给法官看吧。
这个贴英文的HAPPY2022太可疑了 大家警惕
同意,跟那封钉在花园树上两个摄像头之下的假装客气实则阴险的信用词和表达方式感觉很像。
我也会给的,这是命换来的
我也觉得是,感觉他就是个凤凰男啊,啥都觉得贵啥都不舍得。我是头一次看人把前妻埋前院driveway的。
这有什么不好控制的。都是些早已退休的老东西,土都埋到脖子了,国家根本懒得查的。子女(于宁)也送到国外了。我不觉得会对他们产生实质性伤害。
对,小心他。还有那个Forever21估计是下半生挚爱。
两渣果然是一丘之貉!
人家下半生挚爱啊
离婚,自己应该收入也不高,也不是上海人,讲真,确实行情不怎样
下半生挚爱啊
下半生挚爱
还有一个Happy2022