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Q: Messed Up Mother-in-law - Mental Problems
asked by: Indydad on December 13th, 2005
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My family has been dealing with quite a problem. Recntly my pregnant wife was leaving work and found a letter addressed to a strange name,"jasmine". This is not my wife's name but she remembered someone who used it as an on-line alias.
After numerous other letters had been left for the same individual she asked her mom a question. Are you using my info on-line again? We have been married for 5 years and it had never come up before. My wife was up in arms as her mom denied using her info.

Well 6 months of research has opened many truths. First a call to her mother's cell was answered by my wife's sister and light was shed on the situation. My mother-in-law has been putting my wife's personal info(photos, vehicle driven, place of employment) out on the internet to meet men. We have even spoken to people who have been to my wife's mom's home for make-out sessions while her husband slept in the bedroom down the hall.
The men we've contacted all advise my mother and law would always wear a hooded sweatshirt to hide her face and only remove it in a totally dark room. How they could not tell the difference, I don't know.
Even when confronted with all the facts her story would always place blame on another. There is really somehting wrong with her but we have no idea how to handle this. My wife advises this has happened before as soon as she left home for college.

We have contacted authorities.
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