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SS Stealing

Fluff's picture

SS stole from my partner years ago. Substantially and regularly. I found this out accidentally but told her and things really blew up. 
 

I guess it's been around 7\8 years since and SS was married. About a year and half ago they split up and SS moved to a rental initially paid for by exSIL. In the last six months SS has had to move - downwards - from a house to a studio flat (he's paying himself)

Since the split he's had £1000's off of my partner and her brother which he claims he will pay back - like h*ll he will!  Deposit for the flat, vehicle rental etc etc. 

i opened her credit card bill and was surprised at how much had been spent on it. She said she hadn't spent a thing on it - so I called the credit card company who took a fraudulent use statement and were going to cancel the card and issue a new one. 
 

She then phoned SS who eventually admitted it, wouldn't discuss it but she called the company and said it had all been a mistake and that was that. Entirely - no consequences for SS and nothing paid back. Now she is going to buy vouchers from him to fund something she wants. 
 

I don't know what to do anymore. About him or his mad sister - she's 43 and he's 38. It's ridiculous. Any ideas?

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ESMOD's picture

separate finances?  if mom wants to let her kids take advantage.. it shouldn't come from your funds.

Rags's picture

Get this POS in front of consequences that bare his ass.

Mommy, can cry all she wants.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

OP said "her credit card bill". If that's the case, OP cannot press charges and it's seems obvious that Mommy will not.

Rags's picture

I assumed a joint card.  In which case, he may be able to press charges.

notarelative's picture

On one level I can understand not wanting to press charges against your child. But, not cancelling the card, getting another that she does not give him, I don't get. If he still has access to the card, he'll use it again. Mom has essentially given her son permission to keep using the card.

Fluff's picture

Have access to the new card. Still no consequences for his crappy actions.