- Apr 21, 2007
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I was recently talking to a gentleman and he said that in his previous marriage he got married to a woman, they had been married 2 years.
One day he noticed that the court house was calling on the caller ID. His wife answered the phone and had walked off into the other room. He got suspicious as to why the courts would be calling his house.
When he confronted her about it she broke out and told him she had a felony for embezzling $100,000, and that it was her probation officer calling.
That's when he realized she had been taking money out of there savings account to pay off her fines, with out telling him.
And she had been constantly taking money out and not telling him what was going on. Ultimately they got a divorce.
Well, he told me that he wanted to do a background check on the next person he dated.
Would you do a background check on someone before you got seriously involved?
One day he noticed that the court house was calling on the caller ID. His wife answered the phone and had walked off into the other room. He got suspicious as to why the courts would be calling his house.
When he confronted her about it she broke out and told him she had a felony for embezzling $100,000, and that it was her probation officer calling.
That's when he realized she had been taking money out of there savings account to pay off her fines, with out telling him.
And she had been constantly taking money out and not telling him what was going on. Ultimately they got a divorce.
Well, he told me that he wanted to do a background check on the next person he dated.
Would you do a background check on someone before you got seriously involved?