I would ignore it, until she does something where you can involve the police. a lawyer might be able to help you ID when the police could help - when it is officially illegal.
I think she just wants to stir up trouble.Who should I believe, husband of 42 yrs. or his high school girlfriend who won't let it go?It sounds to me that from what she said to your son that she hasnt seen him since high school, and not after you got married.
I would perhaps consider contact the police, it is her who is harrassing youWhy don't YOU file harrassment charges on her?
And just ignore her?
You should be focusing on your husband, the many years of dedication and your devotion to him... not some lady who can't let it go...
Your vow was to your husband.... not this crazy a-s-s lady.WHAT???? 42 YEARS!!!
Christ this woman is a real nut.
I would get the police involved. Seriously.
Wow.. I would completely ignore her. Eventually she will get the hint. I would definately believe your husband over her.. he may have shown some interest a long time ago and that pushed her to stalker. Especially because she didn't say any of those things to your son when he was pretending to be your husband. I would just not worry about it and PRAY for her. This will help you not be bitter and maybe help her. Remember your concerns and bitterness only hurt you not her and she is getting what she wants which is a rise out of you. If this were happening to my family; I would be consulting an attorney, for two reasons. First; to address her claims about 'the daughter he forgot about', and second to send a letter to her insisting that she stop the harassment, or face charges or a civil suit.
added in edit: statutes vary by state, in my state, threats are not the only reason for seeking legal remedies. It's fine if you do not want to go the legal route; but if you do not want to consult an attorney to try and remedy her behavior, then why waste time worrying about what she is doing?a) File harrassment with the police
b) She might be bipolar
c) He is childish
d) Ignore her
e) When you received a card from her, don't open it and mark on the envelope, :Return to sender - Moved%26quot;
f) If she calls you on the phone, Block it - you can check your phone book and learn how to block someone
Good Luck!
One of my guy friend's had ex-girlfriend mom psycho issues. This mom would not leave my friend alone. She would call him, email him, stalk him even! I think this mom wanted my friend to stay around so he could marry her daughter (haha yeah not happening!). This harrasment stuff went on for about a year or so until he collected enough evidence (one being a voicemail the mom left). I definately recommend filing for harassment or putting a restraining order on the situation. Keep whatever evidence you have to show proof. Even if it means finding ways to record a conversation if she ends up calling you somehow. his is serious and your family should not have to go through any of this. I am very sorry to hear about this mentally challenged woman -_- Sounds like she has no one to love her so she's getting back at you/family for taking her 'man' from the younger years.
I know ppl say to %26quot;ignore%26quot; her but its hard to ignore something thats being constantly being done to you. It gets to be a headache :-/
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