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12 women in Thailand fear lawsuit after discovering they all had sex with the same married man

The 60-year-old married man, identified as Pu, reportedly created eight Facebook accounts, four Instagram accounts and three Line accounts to draw women into sexual relationships.

Pu, who allegedly targeted single mothers, told the women that he worked as the managing director of a Japanese company in Thailand.

His infidelity came to light when one of the women, Noo Ya, 56, revealed on Facebook how Pu ended their relationship after she posted about them on social media. She claimed Pu told her that he had divorced his wife eight years ago and wanted to be in a serious relationship with her. Ya said their relationship went well in the beginning, but Pu had always wanted to keep their relationship a secret.

The Facebook post apparently caught the attention of other women, all aged 40-60, who knew Pu and had similar experiences. Eleven other women came forward, revealing how the philanderer had also cheated on them, according to Ya.

The 12 victims, who did not know each other before, approached Thai lawyer Ratchapon Sirisakhon on July 17 in the central province of Nonthaburi. The women asked for legal advice as they were afraid of being sued by Pu’s wife, according to Sirisakhon. Thai law allows the first legal wife of a man to sue those who have an affair with their husband, granted that they are were not "lured" into a relationship, according to The Thaiger.

There have reportedly been mistresses in Thailand who were sued for between 500,000 baht (approximately $13,645) to 5,000,000 baht (approximately $136,453) in the past.

Ya said she wanted to apologize to Pu’s wife for how she and the other women became his mistresses without being aware of the man’s existing marriage.

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Memphis man charged with murder after wife dies on honeymoon, authorities say

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis man is charged with murder after police said he killed his wife while on the couple’s honeymoon in Fiji.

Authorities said Bradley Robert Dawson, 38, murdered his wife Christi Chen Dawson, 39, at a resort in the Yasawa Islands.

The couple lived in a new home on Elzey Avenue in the Cooper-Young area of Memphis. One of the couple’s neighbors said the wife was elated about their trip to Fiji for their honeymoon.


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General Discussion / Some idiot offered me his fake bricks LOL
« on: July 18, 2022, 02:08:13 PM »
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US woman arrested for faking her kidnapping in India

Police in India's national capital Delhi have arrested an American woman for allegedly staging her own kidnapping.

The 27-year-old woman faked her abduction to "blackmail" her parents into sending money after she ran out of cash, police said.

The woman had reached India on 3 May, according to local media reports.

She phoned her mother on 7 July and said she was being assaulted by a man, NDTV reported.

Police in Delhi began investigating her whereabouts after the US Embassy forwarded a complaint from her family to them.

They traced the IP addresses from which the woman had sent an email to American Citizen services and made a video call to her mother, the Indian Express newspaper reported.

Based on this, they traced and arrested a 31-year-old man from Nigeria, who said during interrogation that the woman was staying in an apartment in Noida, on the outskirts of Delhi.

"After her rescue, it was revealed that she had staged the incident to blackmail her parents," New Delhi's deputy commissioner of police, Amrutha Guguloth, told the Indian Express.

Police said the woman, who is from Washington DC, had met the man through Facebook and had been staying with him since she arrived in India.

They also found that the woman's visa and man's passport had expired.

The police said they would take action against the two for staying in India without valid documents.

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At least these folks still earn a "paycheck" so more respect for them than the LAZY ones that just live in their mommy's basement and do nothing but play COD 24/7 and then leech off their mommy for money.

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Living paycheck to paycheck is now 'the most common financial lifestyle' in the US — even the wealthy aren't immune

Pushing yourself to save can be a challenge, but more and more consumers are tallying up their monthly expenses to find they have nothing left to save anyway.

A recent study shows 58% of Americans report living paycheck to paycheck in May, up from 54% the same month last year. Of those earning $50,000 to $100,000, about 62% were stuck in this cycle.

But it’s not just lower-income groups struggling to foot the bills, according to the report produced by payments and commerce platform PYMNTS and personal loans website LendingClub.

Taking even the researchers by surprise, 30% of people with incomes of $250,000 or more were living paycheck to paycheck as well.

Anuj Nayar, financial health officer at LendingClub, told Matt Nesto of PYMNTS that this was “a real eye-opener.”

“A year ago, when [people] heard the term paycheck to paycheck, they were thinking it’s low income, it’s subprime, all these people maybe in the lower income sphere. Actually, no. It’s everyone. It’s all of us,” says Nayar.

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Former Bond girl Jane Seymour dons traditional hanbok for son’s wedding in South Korea

Former Bond girl Jane Seymour recently wore a traditional handmade hanbok to her son Kris’ wedding in Seoul, South Korea, as an homage to her new daughter-in-law Miso’s Korean culture.

The 71-year-old British American actor wore a hanbok featuring a light pink skirt and light blue jacket, also known as a “jeogori,” that she was gifted by Miso’s parents. Seymour’s son Kris, 26, and his wife Miso recently held a second wedding ceremony in South Korea for Miso’s family and friends. The couple had their first wedding in Malibu, California, in December 2021.




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Mark Cuban says he asked Elon Musk how many kids he was going to have. Musk’s reported reply? ‘Mars needs people’

"He had another kid, right? This was before the last three or whatever it was," Cuban said, likely referring to the three children Musk fathered in 2021, one with musician Grimes, and two with an executive at Neuralink, a brain chip implant firm he owns.





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Meet a first-generation attorney with $347,000 in student debt who can't land a job and says 'there are a substantial number of people like me that are being forgotten'

Steve Pederzani thought going to law school was the best decision for him.

After graduating from college and working as a social worker, Pederzani, now 32, wanted to continue helping people and saw a law degree as the next big step in doing so. As a first-generation student, he said he was frequently advised by attorneys and those around him that pursuing a law degree would leave him well off — and keep a roof over his head, even while in school — so he thought taking out student loans would be worth it.

"I grew up in a working-class family, and I don't want to wonder when the next meal is going to be. I don't want to worry about putting food on my plate," Pederzani told Insider. "And with law school, everyone said that I'll never have to worry about those things."

But after graduating from law school in 2017, Pederzani today has $347,000 in student debt that keeps growing. He took out graduate PLUS loans to attend Seattle University School of Law, which allowed him to cover the full cost of tuition, but medical complications with his fiancée delayed him from taking the bar exam, and their collective incomes took a major hit since his fiancée could not work.

As a result, Pederzani could no longer afford Seattle rent so he temporarily moved to Nebraska to live with his fiancée's family. They now live in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where Pederzani took and passed the bar exam, and they're currently using rental assistance and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Graduate PLUS loans — the type of loan Pederzani took out — are the most expensive type of federal loan with the highest interest rate, now at 7.54%. They're also likely not included in any of President Joe Biden's relief plans, which are expected to include $10,000 in student-loan forgiveness for undergraduate borrowers making under $150,000.

Regardless, Pederzani said he had no problem paying back the amount he borrowed. In fact, he wants to. But he said he wished more people — and the president — would recognize that high-paying jobs don't benefit everyone who pursues them.

"There are people who would find $10,000 in relief from Joe Biden as miraculous," Pederzani said. "But there are a substantial number of people like me that are being forgotten. We're being left behind."

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General Discussion / This SSI COLA jump should make many Hmong happy
« on: July 16, 2022, 01:22:53 AM »
When I was in the social services field, Hmong SSI recipients make up one of the largest group per capita so not sure if it's still the same. If it is, this big SSI COLA increase should make them happy  ???:

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Social Security benefits could get a boost next year. Here’s what to know

Social Security beneficiaries are expected to see an increase in benefits next year as inflation continues to climb at a record-breaking pace, experts say. A new report from The Senior Citizen’s League suggests that 2023’s cost-of-living-adjustment, or COLA, could see a 10.5% increase based on the June 2022 Consumer Price Index data, Mary Johnson, the league’s social security and medicare policy analyst told McClatchy News.

Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/news/nation-world/national/article263506688.html#storylink=cpy



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Explained: Shinzo Abe killer’s ‘grudge’ against South Korea-origin Church
The mother of Tetsuya Yamagami, the man arrested for assassinating former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, was a member of the church.

The Unification Church on Monday (July 11) confirmed that the mother of Tetsuya Yamagami, the man arrested for assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, was its member. Yamagami, 41, told police that he held a “grudge” against the organisation because his mother had made large donations to the church, which had caused financial ruin to his family.




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..watches just for styles, go for these  O0:

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Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz now wearing new $1.9 million Richard Mille watches that are the thinnest in the world




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