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TheGuy123 ( member #59235) posted at 4:46 AM on Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
Check out a lawyer and see if you can go after him for "alienation of affection" and bring the letters....you have a smoking gun.
If your state allows such civil action you could get a few bucks out of this guy.
It may be that adultery is illegal in your state...again you have a smoking gun that could get OM in a lot of trouble in some states.
[This message edited by TheGuy123 at 10:50 PM, April 1st (Monday)]
Once both spouses just stop caring...anything can happen and usually does.
Marriagesucks ( member #46828) posted at 5:41 AM on Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
I found out after receiving an ‘anonymous’ letter - my wife believes this was the OM who sent it. He then sent the subsequent letter with all the detail. I think his communications have malicious intent. I know who he is, an ex work colleague from the job she had when she was diagnosed.
These anonymous letters have the ring of being a red herring. Is OM married? Maybe a wife or GF caught him and gave him ultimatums. It would be to your advantage to find out this info.
The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.
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