After 52 years of marriage (and $20 billion in stolen assets), Bernie Madoff's wife Ruth finally calls it off amid hopes of her saving her relationship with her estranged son.
Author Susan Gernhart lost her heart and her savings to a fraud. She discusses how it happened and what she learned from the experience.
This Blog is about finding the truth. As a society we look at the world from the surface. What we really see and feel , rarely gets discussed.
There are few rules in this world that you just don't break after a certain age. In addition to not taking a french fry without asking, you do not set up fake online dating profiles for supposed friends of yours. That's identity theft, brother. Dating site hoaxes are taken very seriously, as a Scotsman named Allan Troup just learned. And now he owes his community 240 of community service for that mistake.
A Pennsylvanian woman is trying to invalidate her prenup for reasons of fraud on her husband's part. It turns out that the diamond engagement ring that he gave her was artificial. A judge doesn't feel like hearing the case. You can bet that she won't fall for that trick again. Plus the last word on the Matos-McGreevey fallout.
You ever notice that a lot of things have a hard time living up to their hype? And sometimes you expect great results when you're spending real money? Yeah, a high-priced dating site is being taken to court for really letting their clients down. And the company is called Great Expectations. Irony is sooooo stupid.
A man recently signed up for a Social Security card and that started an avalanche of problems. It turns out that his wife gave him up for dead 17 years ago. He was missing, so she began collection on this Social Security. Now they want their money back.
A Michigan couple got married in Las Vegas only to find out that the witness signature was probably forged. The Vegas municipality is not happy about it. But is the couple still married?
