At breakfast this morning, S told H and me how she's become fascinated with true crime shows like Dateline and 20/20.
"There was this guy who worked on Wall Street and lost his job. He didn't want to disappoint his family, so he decided to rob a bank," she said as she poured syrup over her french toast.
"Logical idea," H said.
"Obviously," she said. "Anyway, he did some research and discovered that most people got caught using a getaway car. So he just walked out instead."
"And he didn't get caught?" I asked.
"Not until the 12th time," S said. "But can you imagine being his wife? She had no idea."
"That's like J's sister," I said.
"Huh?" They stared at me.
"I didn't tell you this? J's sister was living with a guy. They were madly in love. He was a totally normal guy, a mail carrier in fact. And one day the FBI breaks down their door because he's robbed 11 banks."
"No way!" S said.
"Way," I replied. "She had no idea. Here she is, thinking she's in the most healthy relationship she's ever had and it turns out the guy's a bank robber. Freaky huh?"
Have you ever discovered that someone you knew wasn't at all who they seemed to be?
xoxo,
Suzanne
No, I think every one I know is on the up and up. But now I'm wondering....hmmmm... ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I have, but that comes from being married to a cop for 20 years. You learn a lot about people, sadly.
ReplyDeleteMany times. It's usually not fun, but when the surprising things you learn are good positive things it's pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteYes. Gulp.
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