Can't, Reckless Endagerment on top Arson is the best (as one of the few thing that work was the sire alarms so can't show intent) unless someone's died then it felony murder
Multiple counts were needed. Usually I have sympathy for people being stupid and getting themselves in trouble, but not this one. Heartless behavior like this needs to be dealt with harshly.
Well I’m from Indonesia, and in here reddit is banned. The only way for me to enjoy revenge stories is from TH-cam. Thank you DarkFluff for bringing these satisfying stories.
@@FrostyShock349 well lucky that the opposite of banned is not mandatory then. If you think it's cringe just avoid it, but at least you can visit without jumping hoops first
No one died so by law he could not get life in prison it is weird because if you kill someone you get life in prison but if you come extremely close to killing someone you get like 2 years in prison
@@Hunter-mj8qg well considering some dude found out a way to claim the part of the moon that nasa lands on (now its his property but idk if its true couse a friend told me)i dont even know whats going on with the law
whenever you lend money larger than pocket change, ALWAYS ALWAYS! get a written agreement. Tell the person, this has nothing to do with how much I trust you. but I will not lend to anyone without having it written down and signed, how much and that it is a loan. and what time scale we have agreed you will pay it back in. I did this with my sister and I said to her that... "if we forget how much, this will prevent arguments, because we can just look at it and find out how much it was."
literally what I always do!! back when I was in driving school with my brother and cousin we made a deal that whoever gets a license first gets money from the other two, all four of parents decided to also give money and I made them all sign a written statement just to make sure. I ended up getting the license first and also getting the money
With 'large*' amounts this is a must. Then there is the old saying: _"If you lend someone $50, and never see them again... it was worth it."_ *Depending on what 'large' means to you.
@@NemoConsequentae That's a good saying. I think $50 is a good amount, like here you can get a cinema ticket and a decently priced restaurant meal for that. So if someone refuses to pay that back, then at least you are not out too much. (Unless you are poor ofc, but then I say it's best to just not lend any money away, since it might make you go hungry for a week)
sadly i had to make that learning experience with not only my ex gf but also one of my formerly best friends, both at about the same time. While I got my money back from my ex thanks to the fact that she can't risk a court strike because of her work and i had enough conversational proof that she owed me the money I'm stil waiting for the money from my formerly bestie. tho I'm not the only one he owes a lot of money... Might take a while longer. Well i guess we are all fools when we are born important is to learn from your mistakes. The last time someone tried to borrow money from me I had a written agreement with both our signatures filled in. He gave back the money about a week later because he didn't pay his rent with it. Guess he planned to not pay me back and knew he was screwed because of the agreement. After everything happening with the dude, I'm sure that was his plan from the beginning and he was taken off-guard when i handed it to him xD ofc he had to act like he had no ill intentions so he agreed but now im thinking of it, he was rather quick to give it back to me after all, saying he talked to his landlord and she gave him an extended period to pay or smt if i remember correctly. suspicious. Never trust anyone if it's about money guys. The saying "Money destroys Friendships" is true, sadly.
In my opinion, that landlord didn’t suffer enough. He could’ve killed a bunch of people! He got away by the skin of his teeth in my opinion, but that’s probably just the vindictive side of me speaking.
While the results were nuke in scale these stories were actually all pro revenge. The assholes got exactly what they deserved. Often in nuke the OP goes overboard to the point they should be ashamed of themselves but these stories are ones to be proud of.
Reddit's great small and mighty and all just want you to know that your stories and stuff have been the light at the end of the tunnel for the last month-and-a-half I've been listening to your edits with my headphones for the last 3 weeks thank you for letting me keep my boys in the water
He was, as an accomplice in an area where that word means "as if he did it himself." A good example of such things is a bank robery. The getaway driver is an accomplice to the crime, but can also be charged with murder if his buddy (unknown to the driver) kills a cashier.
Yeah, very often there's a stipulation something like "If someone dies due to a crime being committed, the penalty for that death applies to everyone involved in committing that crime, as if they caused the death themselves."
"Who the heck starts a fire in an apartment building with people still inside sleeping?" Someone in my mom's hometown. This landlord owned many buildings, and a weird number of them were catching fire. It's honestly deplorable that he wasn't caught after the second fire, because that should have been a really big red flag. But no, it took him killing one of his tenants when he set fire to the building before he was caught. There have since been other fires since that time, but those have been "I love fire" or "I like destroying things" rather than owners getting rid of buildings for financial reasons.
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I feel bad for OPs first husband. Man paid bills and held up the house but wasn't appreciated. My wife's not touchy at all in the same way but man do I love her.
Plus, she used her kids' college money as a personal loan. I don't really feel any pity for her in this story. You can use your own money, but don't use your kids education money for your own needs.
That first one seems less Nuclear, and more a well placed Pro Revenge at an already crumbling individual. Everything op did (as far as I can tell) was legal and reasonable. This guy was going to end up in jail eventually, op just set things in motion.
Actually not exactly legal, he gain accesses to his finial records under fraudulent intent. Sure the investigators can use the record because they didn't ask him to get them for him.
Im suprised that the landlord in the first story and the tennant didn't get charges for attempted homicide since people were in the building when it was torched.
Both the landlord and the tenant who started the fire should have been charged with multiple counts of attempted murder and child endangerment. The landlord even more counts because of broken heater in the middle of Winter.
Don't ever break the law against an ex-con. The smart ones will go through every single scrap of paper to get you on a technicality. They're the type who will get you on a sub clause to a forgotten law written in 1807. I remember hearing about an inmate who sued TDCJ because when he got out he was entitled to, under Texas law, a horse, $20 (I think it was at least), and a revolver. He received money but none of the others until after he sued.
I remember hearing about my grandmother catching a house on fire for the insurance. Everything was going great with her and the owners. Then one night (she was drunk) she told the wife that she was banging her husband. Well, that was the first time my grandmother went to prison. I sure do miss her. 😁
Even though the first one doesn't have a Reddit account I feel like I heard it before, especially the part about the landlord having someone set the place on fire. I dunno, I've had moments like this were I feel like I heard/seen something before so who knows.
Last one - the OP got what she deserved too. First husband was not all romantic or Hallmark Channel loved up, but likely was a good provider. OP had fully bought into all the romantic garbage she had read and saw on TV, and decided she could do better. Ended up losing $25,000 (which sounded like most or all of her savings, is likely now living in a cheap apartment and will likely always have a standard of living that is less than when she was married. Winning! Nooooooo.
It wasn't enough to me, he should have gotten longer. I would count every person in the building as assault with a deadly weapon. The weapon is the hairspray turned flamethrower.
Wow this was the best pro revenge I've heard yet between the ex con taking down his landlord and the woman who took her ex down with the IRS and garnished his paycheck for repayment
Does anyone else feel so calmed down (satisfied) when you listen to these stories and watch the bubbles fizzling in the glass of what I presume is champagne?? Dude you picked a great background. It matches your concept very well
Sounds like the landlord got a new apartment too. On that second post. It would have been sweet if the jerk's house would have been sold by the IRS and she bought it for almost nothing, lol.
These videos are always so satisfying, karma is gonna catch up to you sooner or later and these videos perfectly show how some people underestimate the minds of smarter people
Second story reminds me of this guy I thought he was nice guy but no I was wrong, he stolen 57k from me for his drug habitat even his dealers. I reported him to the police
Second story So she marries an autistic man Then divorce him for his autism, because her personal emotional fulfillment was far more important than the stability of her child's life Then she steals from her child to help her quasi boyfriend? And we're supposed to feel sorry for her That husband she dumped was lucky to dodge that psycho before she turned on him
Howdy DarkFluff...it was my birthday on May 27th :) Story#1: ED should have been charged with as many counts of attempted murder as there were people in the building...and the arsonist for attempted murder-for-hire. 5-10 years my ass! Story#2: OP did great! She can also attach the debt (or unpaid portion) to any real property that he my acquire in the future...like inheritance...just keep an eye out for him in probate courts. I've said it before and I'll say it again...if you don't have an agreement or loan or whatever on paper...doesn't exist. Always have it in writing!
Which is why I either 'give' money (I may call it lend, but internally I never expect it back, and will never ask for it), or I don't lend at all. Many people don't understand themselves, when it comes to money.
The woman who hired the guy to burn down the apartment deserves life in prison and so does the guy who lit the fire. A lot of people couple died. They should've each gotten an attempted murder charge for every resident of that building. The failure of the system will result in them getting out and eventually killing people.
Story 1: OP paid his debt to Society. No doubt about it. I deal with people who commit crimes all the time and refuse to learn. OP on the other hand saved a number of lives. That Landlord and his cohort got what they deserved. Story 2: I freaking hate Scammers. They deserve to loose everything and should be made to live on the streets. He deserves a special place in Hell.
First story, the landlord and the arsonist are lucky they didn't get charged with one count of attempted homicide times however many people were in the building at the time. Especially since the fire was started when people were sleeping, if OP hadn't alerted people the fire could have ended in fatalities.
I don't know how long the current profile pick has been around, I never paid attention to that kind of stuff as I just listen to these while playing games that don't have a lot of dialouge, but I LOVE it. It's really cute.
Morale of Story 1: Never piss off an ex-con who want to turn his life around, and is willing to use *EVERY* tool in his toolbox to bring down 'da hammer!
When I was living in a bachelor apartment with my the 6week old baby (before I was moving into a bigger place) my landlords boyfriend drilled a hole in the back of the building and used a torch to set a fire. There were 7 children, 5 animals , and 5 adults in the building.
I went almost 6 months with no heat. I asked the landlord if she could help me buy some extra blankets. She told me no that I could use a electric heater. Which is what I was doing until the power went out on Christmas.
"I told ed i one what he did and wouldn't rest until i made him pay" ... 5 seconds later "i sucked up and he trusted me with access to his most important information on his computer" ... More holes in this story than swiss cheese
The dude is lucky it wasn't in Missouri. He'd have gotten life in prison for the arson, since it was set at his behest. The person who started the fire, would probably have gotten a lighter sentence, but not by much. First Degree Arson is a Class A Felony here. That means the maximum sentence is life without the probability of parole, unless someone died, in which case, he may have gotten the death penalty. A person commits the crime of First Degree Arson if they knowingly start or cause to start a fire in a, while it is inhabited; or a building or structure deemed uninhabitable when a person is in the structure and dies. Both would be guilty of the crime, but the actor who lit the fire would not be as culpable as the person who paid or otherwise talked her into lighting it, since she would not otherwise been apt to set the fire to begin with. Let him rot where he belongs.
A friend got his first remnant to his new income property and all was well until they started bouncing the check. He also had a grown daughter who happened to work in the same bank as the deadbeats and noticed a pattern having been monitoring their account. It was discovered the a hole kept a balance but it was insufficient hence the non payments. While he ( my friend) was telling me this story I stopped him and added in a conspiratorial happy upbeat tone that it’s not illegal to deposit money in to someone’s bank Abbott to make up the amount needed to clear the check! I’ll never forget the look on his face when he knew where I was going with the though process! A third and neutral party went in to make the deposit ( long before technology) and all that was needed now was to wait for the fireworks. Apparently the tenant went ballistic when he couldn’t withdraw from the merger sum he didn’t want to part with. This plan was a one time thing for obvious reasons but I’m still mentally rubbing my hands together and laughing evilly.
I dont know why but I get a feeling that people made up these stories just for entertainment purposes. @4:14 OP says they worked on a deal for OP to fix ED's computer. OP was supposed to FIX the computer, not STEAL personal information of other persons. This one smells very fishy because from what I know, you can get sued and go to jail for stealing information off someone else's computer without their consent. Even cops and investigators need to have a search warrant before they can actually put their hands onto someone else's property. If this story is true, both OP & ED committed a crime.
Inmates talk about what the new guy just got put in for... that guy better be careful in there because endangering children like that puts you only a couple steps above the pedophiles at best.
Him and a woman also could have been charged with attempted murder because it was a populated building in the middle of the night when they were asleep
The lady in the last story can apply for an whistleblower award. She can get up to 15% of what the IRS recovers.
the landlord and his lady should have gotten charged with an attempt to murder
Can't, Reckless Endagerment on top Arson is the best (as one of the few thing that work was the sire alarms so can't show intent) unless someone's died then it felony murder
Can we get legaleagle on this?
Gerald Grenier reckless endangerment refers to the non existing heat in the winter? Because the fire is arson right?
Multiple counts were needed. Usually I have sympathy for people being stupid and getting themselves in trouble, but not this one. Heartless behavior like this needs to be dealt with harshly.
Yeah
Well I’m from Indonesia, and in here reddit is banned. The only way for me to enjoy revenge stories is from TH-cam. Thank you DarkFluff for bringing these satisfying stories.
Same, but you can use vpn if you want to read reddit directly
Consider yourself Lucky, Reddit is cringe incarnate
@@FrostyShock349 I think you misspelled 4chan, there...
Banned: Try a VPN or TOR. Please; fight censorship in the world!
(Interestingly enough, in China TH-cam is blocked.)
@@FrostyShock349 well lucky that the opposite of banned is not mandatory then. If you think it's cringe just avoid it, but at least you can visit without jumping hoops first
The person who hired the girl to burn the apartment down deserves life imprisonment.
No one died so by law he could not get life in prison it is weird because if you kill someone you get life in prison but if you come extremely close to killing someone you get like 2 years in prison
I agree. They should be treated the same if successful. Justice is not done if the people wronged is dead. They're dead, what do they care?
@@Hunter-mj8qg well considering some dude found out a way to claim the part of the moon that nasa lands on (now its his property but idk if its true couse a friend told me)i dont even know whats going on with the law
@@Marnzzzz but is claim is not recognized
And he is selling the land and he is basically scamming people
whenever you lend money larger than pocket change, ALWAYS ALWAYS! get a written agreement. Tell the person, this has nothing to do with how much I trust you. but I will not lend to anyone without having it written down and signed, how much and that it is a loan. and what time scale we have agreed you will pay it back in. I did this with my sister and I said to her that... "if we forget how much, this will prevent arguments, because we can just look at it and find out how much it was."
literally what I always do!!
back when I was in driving school with my brother and cousin we made a deal that whoever gets a license first gets money from the other two, all four of parents decided to also give money and I made them all sign a written statement just to make sure.
I ended up getting the license first and also getting the money
With 'large*' amounts this is a must. Then there is the old saying: _"If you lend someone $50, and never see them again... it was worth it."_
*Depending on what 'large' means to you.
@@NemoConsequentae That's a good saying. I think $50 is a good amount, like here you can get a cinema ticket and a decently priced restaurant meal for that. So if someone refuses to pay that back, then at least you are not out too much. (Unless you are poor ofc, but then I say it's best to just not lend any money away, since it might make you go hungry for a week)
sadly i had to make that learning experience with not only my ex gf but also one of my formerly best friends, both at about the same time. While I got my money back from my ex thanks to the fact that she can't risk a court strike because of her work and i had enough conversational proof that she owed me the money I'm stil waiting for the money from my formerly bestie. tho I'm not the only one he owes a lot of money... Might take a while longer. Well i guess we are all fools when we are born important is to learn from your mistakes. The last time someone tried to borrow money from me I had a written agreement with both our signatures filled in. He gave back the money about a week later because he didn't pay his rent with it. Guess he planned to not pay me back and knew he was screwed because of the agreement. After everything happening with the dude, I'm sure that was his plan from the beginning and he was taken off-guard when i handed it to him xD ofc he had to act like he had no ill intentions so he agreed but now im thinking of it, he was rather quick to give it back to me after all, saying he talked to his landlord and she gave him an extended period to pay or smt if i remember correctly. suspicious. Never trust anyone if it's about money guys. The saying "Money destroys Friendships" is true, sadly.
never did that... never had a problem... might be because i'm a big muscular guy with a shaved head and a beard??(only lent to friends)
In my opinion, that landlord didn’t suffer enough. He could’ve killed a bunch of people! He got away by the skin of his teeth in my opinion, but that’s probably just the vindictive side of me speaking.
I don't know why I said that lol
Ok Okay because he deserves it
Never try stuff like that to an Ex-con. They'll burn you to the ground in court.
Yea he is lucky fire alarms have batteries
he’s probably somebody’s bitch in prison right now and regretting his actions
I love how the poll is 0 percent that op went too far on the landlord
Bobby Bob I tried voting on it just to see if it would go to 1% it didn’t lol
I didn't even know there was a poll lol
Wait, there was a poll? It normally stays forever and yet I cannot see it.
I love revenge stories of people getting exactly what they deserve.
Who doesn’t love pure karma?
While the results were nuke in scale these stories were actually all pro revenge. The assholes got exactly what they deserved. Often in nuke the OP goes overboard to the point they should be ashamed of themselves but these stories are ones to be proud of.
SupremoX13 Gamer Practically no one.
💯 yes
Reddit's great small and mighty and all just want you to know that your stories and stuff have been the light at the end of the tunnel for the last month-and-a-half I've been listening to your edits with my headphones for the last 3 weeks thank you for letting me keep my boys in the water
If ED paid someone to commit arson, couldn't he be charged as if he committed the crime himself.
That’s what I thought but maybe I’m just an idiot
He was, as an accomplice in an area where that word means "as if he did it himself."
A good example of such things is a bank robery. The getaway driver is an accomplice to the crime, but can also be charged with murder if his buddy (unknown to the driver) kills a cashier.
Yeah, very often there's a stipulation something like "If someone dies due to a crime being committed, the penalty for that death applies to everyone involved in committing that crime, as if they caused the death themselves."
@@jonathansands3304 true. But not just murder. Maiming, rape,... Any illegal act.
They were
"Who the heck starts a fire in an apartment building with people still inside sleeping?" Someone in my mom's hometown. This landlord owned many buildings, and a weird number of them were catching fire. It's honestly deplorable that he wasn't caught after the second fire, because that should have been a really big red flag. But no, it took him killing one of his tenants when he set fire to the building before he was caught. There have since been other fires since that time, but those have been "I love fire" or "I like destroying things" rather than owners getting rid of buildings for financial reasons.
Landlord: **burns apartments**
OP: *TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING!*
How did she get the 25 player kill Streak?
@@williamgandarillas2185 He just built a Ghost Academy and trained a Ghost!
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*In case you don't know*
By grand theft auto, he is talking about stealing cars, not the game
I did not.
Seriously though, I really did not. Thx for the info.
So for the second story, she left a hero, and got with a zero... Some men don't embrace emotions like that, doesn't mean they don't feel them.
I feel bad for OPs first husband. Man paid bills and held up the house but wasn't appreciated. My wife's not touchy at all in the same way but man do I love her.
Remember there were other reasons she left him
Plus, she used her kids' college money as a personal loan. I don't really feel any pity for her in this story. You can use your own money, but don't use your kids education money for your own needs.
That first one seems less Nuclear, and more a well placed Pro Revenge at an already crumbling individual. Everything op did (as far as I can tell) was legal and reasonable. This guy was going to end up in jail eventually, op just set things in motion.
Actually not exactly legal, he gain accesses to his finial records under fraudulent intent. Sure the investigators can use the record because they didn't ask him to get them for him.
Anyone else just here "Erectile Disfunction" every time he called the dude ED? Lool
lol thats the first thing I thought.
DoctorRobertNeville same well the asshole he is it’s probably true
Get your mind out of the gutter, there is not enough room for both of us 😉
Yeah especially the first he said "we'll just call him ED for short" lol
@@denisepurcell4031 then leave. this is my gutter.
"He told me he owned a car wash and a phone marketing company" Haven't even finished and I can see where this is going...
As someone who was taken advantage of by crappy Landlords, I LOVE the 1st story
E.D. meet your cellmate Big Bubba. Have fun.
Im suprised that the landlord in the first story and the tennant didn't get charges for attempted homicide since people were in the building when it was torched.
The first OP should become a lawyer. Damn.
I think Joker said it best:
"I'm crazy enough to take on Batman, but the IRS? No thank you!"
Both the landlord and the tenant who started the fire should have been charged with multiple counts of attempted murder and child endangerment. The landlord even more counts because of broken heater in the middle of Winter.
Don't ever break the law against an ex-con. The smart ones will go through every single scrap of paper to get you on a technicality. They're the type who will get you on a sub clause to a forgotten law written in 1807. I remember hearing about an inmate who sued TDCJ because when he got out he was entitled to, under Texas law, a horse, $20 (I think it was at least), and a revolver. He received money but none of the others until after he sued.
Honestly that guy should be in prison far longer for the attempted murder of all the tenants
I remember hearing about my grandmother catching a house on fire for the insurance. Everything was going great with her and the owners. Then one night (she was drunk) she told the wife that she was banging her husband. Well, that was the first time my grandmother went to prison. I sure do miss her. 😁
What a fun place to live. With a landlord like that, you're all set!😉
The first story has a lot in common with Joe Pesci's "The Super"
It reminded me of that too lol. When he described the things this guy had done, I was like "oh my gosh, landlord? He's a slumlord"
Jesus, the fire could at the very least had been started during the day!
Edit: Yes, paying the bills and doing chores IS a romantic gesture!!
That last story should have ended with "Scam me once, shame on me. Scam me twice, shame on you."
youve got it backwards
Even though the first one doesn't have a Reddit account I feel like I heard it before, especially the part about the landlord having someone set the place on fire. I dunno, I've had moments like this were I feel like I heard/seen something before so who knows.
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Yeah, right. Your landlord tries to kill you, then he gives you access to ALL of his PERSONAL information? I repeat... Yeah, right.
It's always funny when someone screws themselves by trying to be cheep.
That first story:
What the hell was OP in jail for?
Last one - the OP got what she deserved too. First husband was not all romantic or Hallmark Channel loved up, but likely was a good provider. OP had fully bought into all the romantic garbage she had read and saw on TV, and decided she could do better. Ended up losing $25,000 (which sounded like most or all of her savings, is likely now living in a cheap apartment and will likely always have a standard of living that is less than when she was married. Winning! Nooooooo.
I gotta say that I love how all my recommended videos went from gaming to reddit videos xD
Landlord deserved more than 10 in prison.
It wasn't enough to me, he should have gotten longer. I would count every person in the building as assault with a deadly weapon. The weapon is the hairspray turned flamethrower.
Wow this was the best pro revenge I've heard yet between the ex con taking down his landlord and the woman who took her ex down with the IRS and garnished his paycheck for repayment
3:15 the typo is probably the funniest I’ve ever seen
I guess OP’s revenge caused ED to become impotent.
"Peoples lives getting Nuked into Oblivion"
*has ESO flashbacks*
8:42 landlord screws tenants
now he's one in a prison
justice for OP
Does anyone else feel so calmed down (satisfied) when you listen to these stories and watch the bubbles fizzling in the glass of what I presume is champagne?? Dude you picked a great background. It matches your concept very well
That is not 🍾 champagne that is 🍻 beer.
That beer glass is just realllly tall and it keeps boiling away
You talking about fires makes me think of Minneapolis
I live very close to Minneapolis and I can tell you it is scary out there. Businesses closing early or entirely until the rioting settles down.
Sounds like the landlord got a new apartment too. On that second post. It would have been sweet if the jerk's house would have been sold by the IRS and she bought it for almost nothing, lol.
These videos are always so satisfying, karma is gonna catch up to you sooner or later and these videos perfectly show how some people underestimate the minds of smarter people
Landlord should be facing a lot more than arson. That was attempted murder!
First degree arson means arson knowing the structure is occupied at the time of the fire. Or, in other words, attempted murder by way of arson.
That last story was epic! Go girl!!!!!!
Again, time to enjoy a little bit of the bubble with @DarkFluff
The arson story actually took place on my birthday, 2nd of January. Also, thank you for featuring me :D
Second story reminds me of this guy I thought he was nice guy but no I was wrong, he stolen 57k from me for his drug habitat even his dealers. I reported him to the police
Time for some juicy, tasty revenge!
Landlord was like: you want heat? I'll give you heat
Op was like: Uno reverse card enjoy prison! Don't drop the soap!
For the landlord the bar he dropped was too big
Second story
So she marries an autistic man
Then divorce him for his autism, because her personal emotional fulfillment was far more important than the stability of her child's life
Then she steals from her child to help her quasi boyfriend?
And we're supposed to feel sorry for her
That husband she dumped was lucky to dodge that psycho before she turned on him
I don't get why she married him in the first place!
You are assuming he was autistic. Not every one like that has autism.
Howdy DarkFluff...it was my birthday on May 27th :)
Story#1: ED should have been charged with as many counts of attempted murder as there were people in the building...and the arsonist for attempted murder-for-hire. 5-10 years my ass!
Story#2: OP did great! She can also attach the debt (or unpaid portion) to any real property that he my acquire in the future...like inheritance...just keep an eye out for him in probate courts.
I've said it before and I'll say it again...if you don't have an agreement or loan or whatever on paper...doesn't exist. Always have it in writing!
happy belated birthday sir!
Which is why I either 'give' money (I may call it lend, but internally I never expect it back, and will never ask for it), or I don't lend at all.
Many people don't understand themselves, when it comes to money.
The woman who hired the guy to burn down the apartment deserves life in prison and so does the guy who lit the fire. A lot of people couple died. They should've each gotten an attempted murder charge for every resident of that building. The failure of the system will result in them getting out and eventually killing people.
I need a movie made about the tenant that outsmarted the slumlord!
Story 1: OP paid his debt to Society. No doubt about it. I deal with people who commit crimes all the time and refuse to learn. OP on the other hand saved a number of lives. That Landlord and his cohort got what they deserved.
Story 2: I freaking hate Scammers. They deserve to loose everything and should be made to live on the streets. He deserves a special place in Hell.
That landlord is the reason why others get a bad rep. My landlord is amazing. Whenever I have an issue he is on it in less than a week
Landlord got real screwed and he deserved it
I met someone who told me that her landlord set her apartment on fire with her dog inside because they hated each other.
First story, the landlord and the arsonist are lucky they didn't get charged with one count of attempted homicide times however many people were in the building at the time. Especially since the fire was started when people were sleeping, if OP hadn't alerted people the fire could have ended in fatalities.
I don't know how long the current profile pick has been around, I never paid attention to that kind of stuff as I just listen to these while playing games that don't have a lot of dialouge, but I LOVE it. It's really cute.
I heard the first one before. Also still think he should have gone further.
Morale of Story 1: Never piss off an ex-con who want to turn his life around, and is willing to use *EVERY* tool in his toolbox to bring down 'da hammer!
When I was living in a bachelor apartment with my the 6week old baby (before I was moving into a bigger place) my landlords boyfriend drilled a hole in the back of the building and used a torch to set a fire. There were 7 children, 5 animals , and 5 adults in the building.
Why did the landlord set fire in his own appartment? I didn't understand ED motivation in first story either. Do you have any idea?
Im paranoid that if I do something super tiny to someone i will get nuclear revenge'd
Second story stealthy revenges are the best
Early Upload and I cant wait to hear this!!!
I went almost 6 months with no heat. I asked the landlord if she could help me buy some extra blankets. She told me no that I could use a electric heater. Which is what I was doing until the power went out on Christmas.
Dark fluff always reading the good stuff
"I told ed i one what he did and wouldn't rest until i made him pay" ... 5 seconds later "i sucked up and he trusted me with access to his most important information on his computer" ...
More holes in this story than swiss cheese
YES, the landlord deserves his prison sentence.
I am having a wonderful day since it is starting out with from nuclear revenge stories via dark fluff
Landlord: piece was never an option
OP: it WAS an option but you choose this bomb that I made
The dude is lucky it wasn't in Missouri. He'd have gotten life in prison for the arson, since it was set at his behest. The person who started the fire, would probably have gotten a lighter sentence, but not by much. First Degree Arson is a Class A Felony here. That means the maximum sentence is life without the probability of parole, unless someone died, in which case, he may have gotten the death penalty. A person commits the crime of First Degree Arson if they knowingly start or cause to start a fire in a, while it is inhabited; or a building or structure deemed uninhabitable when a person is in the structure and dies. Both would be guilty of the crime, but the actor who lit the fire would not be as culpable as the person who paid or otherwise talked her into lighting it, since she would not otherwise been apt to set the fire to begin with. Let him rot where he belongs.
It was my b-day yesterday, but I had no idea the birthday thing worked.
*cough* not like I would have used it *cough*
You know things are bad
*When the IRS gets involved*
I hit that like button so hard my screen broke!!!
homegurl in 2nd story was a savage😍🤣🤣🤣🤣
OP, you are my HERO! Way to go!
Just subbed. And damn, wouldn't wanna play chess with the first OP.
Yay! r/NuclearRevenge! More please!
Do polls for every story please
A friend got his first remnant to his new income property and all was well until they started bouncing the check. He also had a grown daughter who happened to work in the same bank as the deadbeats and noticed a pattern having been monitoring their account. It was discovered the a hole kept a balance but it was insufficient hence the non payments. While he ( my friend) was telling me this story I stopped him and added in a conspiratorial happy upbeat tone that it’s not illegal to deposit money in to someone’s bank Abbott to make up the amount needed to clear the check! I’ll never forget the look on his face when he knew where I was going with the though process! A third and neutral party went in to make the deposit ( long before technology) and all that was needed now was to wait for the fireworks. Apparently the tenant went ballistic when he couldn’t withdraw from the merger sum he didn’t want to part with. This plan was a one time thing for obvious reasons but I’m still mentally rubbing my hands together and laughing evilly.
Remember folks, learn your laws so a greedy jerk can’t screw you over
Teaching yourself and fellow humans literal law, that is op OP.
Revenge always cheers me up. Does that make me horrible
ok but OP is major TA for taking her son's college savings to give to some guy
Definitely heard the first one before a fair while ago, on rslash I think
The first one isn’t even revenge, that’s just being a smart tenant and knowing your rights
the second story is funny because once you get ratted out to the Feds, you get so reamed out ,you don’t even get a kiss or a reach around for it !!!!
I dont know why but I get a feeling that people made up these stories just for entertainment purposes.
@4:14 OP says they worked on a deal for OP to fix ED's computer. OP was supposed to FIX the computer, not STEAL personal information of other persons. This one smells very fishy because from what I know, you can get sued and go to jail for stealing information off someone else's computer without their consent. Even cops and investigators need to have a search warrant before they can actually put their hands onto someone else's property.
If this story is true, both OP & ED committed a crime.
Inmates talk about what the new guy just got put in for... that guy better be careful in there because endangering children like that puts you only a couple steps above the pedophiles at best.
Him and a woman also could have been charged with attempted murder because it was a populated building in the middle of the night when they were asleep
Surprised ED wasn't charged with multiple counts of attempted murder due to the arson on an occupied building, especially one with kids inside
A gift is income, a loan is not. He either owes taxes, or has to pay her back ... But not both.