[Crazies MIL Compilation] After Husband's Died, MIL Arrives to Seize His House & Cars

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Summary :-

Story 1 :-
One insane stepmother-in-law drama saga that comes with every single complete update to this whole situation at hand. OP is a mother and her husband is the one that has the crazy stepmother-in-law. Well, long story short SMIL was never able to have a child. So when she became a grandparent to OP's daughter well to say things turned out crazy after this would be an understatement. Police end up getting involved when the SMIL turns dangerous and you won't believe what she tries to do next. Thank you so much for joining me today guys don't forget to subscribe to the channel and let's jump right into it.

Story 2 :-
Momma's Boy is the name of the game today. OP who is in a relationship with this guy gets extremely nervous and anxious whenever her boyfriend's mother gets around because simply OP and her BFs Mother hate each other. One example taken from the main post is quoted next "So I've been dating this guy for about 4 months now, he's not my usual type as he's very naïve and sheltered, whereas my life has been a joyous ride of how in the name of flapjacks did I survive that BS?! He's nice and funny, we met at uni and for the most part, it was fine. There were a few red flags, like his mum still irons and folds his undies and socks for him, but let's be real, people in their early 20s still living at home is not even a shocking thing anymore. I just think it's a bit psychotic to iron socks, but hey that's just me." This story comes with every single update and I'm excited to jump into this one today so let's get right into it.

Story 3 :-
OP lost her husband, Dan, three months ago. The will stated that everything goes to OP and her kids. OP’s mother-in-law Grace believes the will was written up to where she got everything. But OP tells her she’s getting nothing. Grace used to work her son Dan to death and was never thankful. Dan would tell his mum she was in the will to shut her up, then tell his wife that he was lying to her. Grace tries to get a gun Grace’s husband had given Dan before he died, but OP wouldn’t let it happen. OP accidentally smashes Grace’s finger into the door. Grace leaves, and then OP gets a call from a lawyer working for Grace, saying she is taking her to court for the will. OP calls Teal Dan’s aunt and tells her all about it. They devise a plan to make sure Grace doesn’t get a dime from the will. Grace tries to pick up OP’s oldest son from school.

And then OP goes to Grace’s house to videotape her so she has her face and voice on tape because she recorded Grace when she went over there to confront her about her trying to pick up her son. Grace tells her she knows about the affair OP had and OP goes to Teal and tells her and they gather all of the evidence and go to court, and OP’s lawyer presents all of the evidence and makes Grace get 5 years of probation and restraining orders against the whole family. OP sets up trust funds for Teal and Amber who testified at the court case. And the family is living good lives now that their crazy grandma is out of their lives.

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STORY 1 "MRS"

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[dorothyfoust]

after we bought our house MIL said if the boy passes we get everything..I said no I and our son gets everything.. We got a will asap.

[donnahebert]

Last story - I know someone who went through a similar situation. She never told her daughter or husband about the real father, but the husband knew! He never treated the child differently. He died from cancer, willing his immense estate to ALL his children, sending a private note to my daughter, his wife. He told her he knew and said thank you for the confidence to be able to father children. Turned out, the husband/ father was refusing to have children because he was scared of being a bad father! When confronted with the pregnancy, he decided it was fate telling him to go ahead. His first "real" child became a doctor who is on a team working in computer driven prosthetic limbs. 😊

[abigailvillelardgz]

Story 3
Although I hate the fact that OP cheated on her husband, I feel that there is a reason why the husband's family supported her and not the MIL

[gloriagloria]

Hi. I haven;t seen you for ages cos you kind of dropped out of my feed and I have tons of subscriptions. So lovely to watch and listen. Love your narrating.

[lisabagdonjones]

The cheating aside, since when is it normal for the MIL to receive the dead man's possessions over his wife and children? Only the one boy wasn't his, the grandmother was trying to steal right out from under her legit grandchildren. That's just greedy, selfish and disgusting

[rominazarei]

Heard this one before one one of your other channels, but it's still a good story!

[daishawilliams]

The mother-in-law's the definition of crazy 😂😂

[Blue-rldp]

My thoughts on the makeup theft-- unhinged step-MIL was thinking if she dressed and did her makeup like Op she could pass herself off as being Op. Everyone, including baby, would think SHE was Op.

[unicorngj]

LMFAO, "I slapped myself so hard my butt cheeks jiggled".

[georgerussell]

I went through similar situation with regards to my sister who chose not to have prenatal care for 4 months. The pregnancy failed big time and she could not have kids . When my oldest ws about 8 months I was at my moms and I overheard my sister tell her she doesn't have to worry she would take mine. She eventually went and became a socisl worker with Children's Aid. When my oldest was 5 she started in and being single and harasssed weekly by her and her fellow workers I losy custody of her. !0 years ago we were reunited and I foundnout that she was adopted by a good friend of her ex husband and had been in constsnt communication with her and this famiy. In the late late 80's my husband and I had a child who she ignored for the first 8 years until she was able to manipulate her into hero worship and we stopped talking altogether. My sister died 2 years ago and I shall never forgive her for what happened but I believe my sister needed much help mentally but how do you convince a sociaol worker of that

[The_Lizard_Queen]

Story 1. I think we finally have a MIL that has surpassed the craziness of Magda! Nabi needs serious and long-term mental help. Honesty, I feel so sad for her, as I knew how deeply it can hurt when you so desperately want a child but your body betrays you. My husband and I went through 6 years of infertility treatment, and after 4 miscarriages, 23 years ago we finally had our "Rainbow" baby, only we were blessed with 2 rainbow babies. Then out of nowhere 7 years later we were blessed with our youngest. However, those 6 years were the hardest, and most painful time of our lives, and each miscarriage devastated us more and more. I hope Nabi gets the all help she needs and maybe one day she can be a healthy and happy grandma.

[quietgecko]

OP needs to warn her friend that MIL's craziness may have transferred it's focus to her. If friend gets pregnant, watch out.

[julietesatchell]

Story 1: OP, your children are not safe near a lunatic. That your church members to kiss your butt and mind their own business.

[DaBlacksLady]

Story 2 was hilarious 😂 because of the names, and the wording made me laugh so much!

[Raggmopp-xlyf]

S1: Unresolved grief is very destructive and can come out in bizarre fashion - like the clothes issue. That was a complete break with reality. I mean, my mom had a married cousin who lost a child - their only son - more than 40 years ago and they would speak of him as though he was still here. I was luckily old enough to know these stories were for me b/c I'm the only one who hadn't heard about how wonderful Jamie was, but WOW! After we left my mom was like, "Thank you for listening and don't worry - that's the only time you'll see them." I was also old enough to NOT say a word.

[DFullerLisa]

On the first one. My MIL is severely bi polar. My husband's brother has two kids. They had to limit contact with her due to her drinking in addition they would've let her baby sit alone and they told the day care to call the police immediately if she shows up. I was listening in on a conversation with my husband and i kid you not. She said "I know in my heart of hearts those babies are mine. I know i didn't give birth to thdm but God gave me the mother connection to them." My husband and I just looked at each other with the biggest wtf looks we could have ever had. Its legit Hand That Rocks The Craddle with this kind of stuff and it scares the shit out of you. Its one thing to express compassion due to mental health but any parents if they heard crap like that absolutely should go no contact, change the locks and move if they need too.

[mikeswife]

When my husband of 35 years passed away my MIL (the day after the memorial) decided she was going to scream at me that I never loved him. Which of course isn’t true but I will never understand why she did that!

[valeriegiunca]

Having a husband doing anything and everything for his mother at the drop of a hat was also my history. She had remarried. She had a teenager in the house…her second child by the stepfather. Did that change her mind? Of course not. Many many years later, into his second marriage, he finally cut her off. It was difficult as she lives next door. Hahaha. He is a full on narcissist. I see where he got it. I am soooo glad I divorced him early in life. She was just gone from my existence.

[carolynsteele]

I’m so tired of people saying ‘dear’ husband, ‘dear’ daughter, ‘dear’ son. I know tons of people in the UK and not one of them calls their family ‘dear’. It’s just creepy.

[susanlosey]

I love the team work between the two!😊❤❤