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Αν και έχει αναφερθεί και στα ελληνικά sites η είδηση στο reddit έχουν ποσταρει πλήρεις φωτογραφίες από την δολοφονία μεξικανης από τον σύντροφό της, ο οποίος στη συνέχεια την έγδαρε και διαμέλισε στην προσπάθεια της να εξαφανίσει το πτώμα. Κάποια μεξικάνικα sites πάντως αναφέρουν ότι δεν είναι σίγουρο ότι η κοπέλα είχε πεθάνει πριν ξεκινήσει ο χασάπης. Εκτός από αλκοόλ λογικά πρέπει να είχε πάρει και πολλά ληγμένα. Μην κάνετε κλικ αν δεν έχετε γερό στομαχι:
AITA? My [26M] cousin [21M] effectively stole from me. My parents offered to make me whole on his behalf as he and his family are dealing with financial hardship. I refused their offer as a matter of principle. Instead, I am insisting that either my cousin, or his family, pay their debt to me.
My auntie (father's sister) and her family are going through hard times at the moment. To help them get back on their feet, my father opened their home to them, free of rent, indefinitely. My auntie's family consists of her, her husband, and her son (David). They have been living at my parents' house for six months now.
I no longer live with my parents, but a lot of my belongings are still scattered around their house. One of these belongings is a $3,000 watch that was stored in a drawer located in my parents' study room. Long story short: David rummaged through my belongings, found my watch, and thought that he could just go ahead and wear it without my permission - then went and lost it after a night out.
David is a full time student, so he isn't in a position to reimburse me. David's parents are obviously not in a position to compensate me either. My parents instead offered to restore me on David's behalf. I refuse to accept their proposal. Firstly, my parents don't have $3,000 simply burning a hole in their pocket. Secondly, I oppose this solution on a matter of principle.
Instead, I want to treat this as David taking out a $3,000 with me, at a fair interest rate (5% per annum), that he or his parents can pay back whenever they are able. His parents are good, and honest people - even if their son isn't. So one way or another, I know I'll get my money back.
