There’s a dangerous mix of crazy and stupid in this relationship:
The “runaway bride,” who took off days before her lavish wedding in 2005, is suing her former fiance for $500,000, claiming he defrauded her out of her share of their assets, including a ladder, a gold sofa and gifts.
Jennifer Wilbanks is seeking $250,000 as her share of a home she says John C. Mason purchased through the partnership with proceeds from $500,000 received for selling their story to Regan Media in New York.
She also wants $250,000 in punitive damages for alleged abuse of the power of attorney she granted for Mason to handle their financial affairs.
Clearly, the woman was, and maybe still is, a complete headcase. But I’d like to focus on her fiance for a minute.
This guy is dumber than a box of hair.
Dr. Zilla has some advice for all the men out there in LST-land: If you’re lucky enough to escape a crazy ex-con with your life and a lucrative book deal, DO NOT BUY A HOUSE WITH HER.
BONUS WEIRDNESS: The couple’s wedding registry is still on the Macy’s site. Apparently, crazy and stupid people dig Cuisinart.
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I think these two should have stayed together…they’re obviously suited and I doubt they’ll find other partners!
This is for the Wednesday news:
Let’s hope no newlywed couples or friends out for a “designated driver” limo ride don’t get one of these drivers:
http://jewishworldreview.com/1006/pipes101106.php3
Why is it that they can impose their will on us (no alcohol allowed per the Koran), instead of, since they are serving us and we are paying them, they abide by our laws. I don’t care if the cabbies decide to step out of line if there are alcohol containers visible; but don’t make it illegal to have alcohol containers visible in a cab.
flygal
PS if some of you have never gone to the Jewish World Review site, it has alot of interesting information and articles, not just information on Sukkoth or Yom Kippur, as one might think
How much money was spent looking for her sorry butt? Why didn’t she have to repay ever single penny? Let’s see….she lied about being abducted, she lied about being raped….People were looking and praying for her, worried sick about her. Now she gets money? Dang, sounds like a good deal to me….
But I loooove her…..
A person very close to me once dated an exotic dancer (a nicer term than she deserves, but this a somewhat family site). He made the mistake of asking me what I thought of her. Not one to mince words I let him know to RUN AWAY and do it now! Throw her overboard! Vamoose! Of course, he would not listen. She cost him a ton of money and grief! Her family helped her steal most of what he owned while he was at at work. But she shore wuz purdy! If they are not stable when you date them, it sure don’t get any better when you share a checking account! When you are dating, both sides are on their best behavior.
I guess “fifteen minutes of fame” was not enough for the runaway bride. She had to remind any future singles to beware of these two. They are still eligible and in the market for some other nutcase out there.
It’s a good thing they never married…no telling what it would be like or what she would have done. Looks are so deceiving. IMHO, all prospective brides and grooms should go through a “Dr. Phil” counseling session prior to the wedding. Let’s get real here - marriage is difficult enough when a couple has basics in common, but when there are so many dissimilarities, it can be a real problem.
He should have been able to look at her EYES and tell she was bad news.
Isn’t it illegal for her to profit from her crime?
#7: Rick G; Concur! As a famous bard once wrote, ‘the eyes are the nirror of the soul’;
this chick is a obviously a nuerotic hose beast!!!
#8: Sherri; Of course, you should be right, but it never stopped the Grifter’s, errrr, the Clinton’s from profiting from their crimes!!!
What ever happend to etiquite in that you return all wedding and shower gifts if the wedding does not take place?
#10
You did not actually expect any ethical behavior from these two?
Appears to me to be a match made in heaven.
#1
“…and I doubt they’ll find other partners!”
Hey, the nut job whos former wife drowned their kids got married. That person is not too bright to know what she is in for.
Darwin is trying his darnedest to keep these two from reproducing, but I have a feeling they’ll evetually do an “end around”(no pun intended) and circumvent the system.
I noticed that most of the wedding “wish list” was purchased. These guys have a lot of friends who spent a lot of money on them. Wonder if the gifts were returned since they never got married?