Woman Vanishes with Her Little Son, Later Points to Her Sister's Husband

When a woman came home and couldn't find her sister, she asked her husband about it. He said she left the house on her own and handed her a letter. She was suspicious but trusted her husband until she received a call from an unknown number.

The woman had asked her sister to move in with her since she had nowhere to go. Her husband agreed, so they welcomed the sister with her 5-month-old son. However, things took an unexpected turn two weeks later. Her husband had started complaining about the crying baby, saying he felt stressed after hearing the noises.

The Redditor had asked her husband if her sister could move in with them because she gave birth to a baby a few months ago and was battling depression. Once her husband agreed, she invited her sister to live with them. She was happy to help her during a difficult time and assumed her husband felt the same.

OP (Original Poster) didn't have any problems with her sister since she also helped her with the house chores. However, her husband had started complaining two weeks after she moved in. He was annoyed every time the child cried.

OP tried explaining that babies are supposed to cry, but the nighttime wailing disturbed him. She suggested he wear earbuds, implying she couldn't do anything about it. He didn't complain about the baby's noises after that.

One day, OP had to go to a friend's funeral in another town. When she asked her husband if he would join her, he opted to stay home to look after her sister. When she returned a day later, she couldn't find her sister or her nephew in the house. Her bags were also missing, so she asked her husband about them.

He told her that her sister had left the house earlier that day because she was moving to a friend's place in another town. Then he reached for the side table and pulled out a paper from the drawer.

"She left this letter for you," her husband said as he gave the piece of paper to her. She read the letter with her eyes wide open, wondering where her sister went.

After reading the letter, she picked up her phone and dialed her sister's number, but she didn't pick up. She tried multiple times, but her sister never answered. When she told her husband about it, he said he found her phone in her room. It seemed like her sister had forgotten to take the phone with her.

OP didn't know any of her sister's friends who lived in another town, so she called her relatives, thinking she might have gone there. After a couple of phone calls, she realized her sister hadn't contacted any of their relatives.

A week later, she received a phone call from an unknown number. She was shocked to hear her sister's voice on the other end. "Where are you?" OP asked. Her sister told her that she was at a shelter and didn't have money. It turns out that OP's husband kicked her out of the house after she left for the funeral.

After hanging up, OP waited for her husband to return home from work. She sat on the living room couch with her arms folded, tapping her feet on the ground.

She stood up when he entered the house and confronted him immediately. He admitted he had taken her sister's phone and written a fake letter. He argued that it was his house, so he had the right to decide who lived in it.

OP told him she would bring her back tomorrow, but her husband insisted she didn't. He threatened to change the locks to ban her from entering the house.

OP refused to argue with him anymore and decided to spend the night at a hotel. Meanwhile, she also kept in touch with her sister to meet with her and discuss what happened that day.

When the woman narrated the incident on Reddit, other users flooded the comments section under her post. People were angry at how her husband handled the situation. The fact that he waited for her, the OP, to be out of town to kick her sister and her child out of the house was very concerning to many readers.

The Redditor declared OP's husband was a "threat" to her and her sister, highlighting how cleverly he planned his move to kick her out and ensured that OP had no means of contacting her sister.

"He threw a woman and her newborn onto the street," emphasized a commenter, adding that the OP needed to divorce her husband. Another thought is that the OP should seek legal advice, especially since her husband threatened to change the locks. People also said it would be against the law to do that to a home they shared.

Most Redditors asked OP not to trust her husband again. They felt the husband's behavior would never change and thought that he was a liar and a manipulator. Redditors reiterated that this was not an easy situation to come back from.

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