A Standard Snapchat Pic Exposes This Cheating Wife In The Most Unbelievable Way Ever! Can You Guess How?
Call it what you may - infidelity or
cuckoldry - but stories such as these just go to show how utterly,
bewilderingly stupid some women can be.
In a recent exposé, a wife got caught cheating on her husband. But it wasn't your regular walked-in-the-room-to-find-my-wife-naked-in-bed-with-a-man discovery. It was a disloyalty offered on the platter of technology; a grandiose offering for the public eye, especially the husband.
Here's how it all transpired.
Woman posts a sexy good night message on Snapchat for her darling hubby...
Elite Daily
Followed by another steamier photo of her just trying to heat things up...
Elite Daily
And viola!
Can you see it? Look harder.
No?
Let the husband help you out:
Elite Daily
Boots. BOOTS! Who would have thought? Well, she should have.
Let's move to another super intelligent wife, who chose to hide her paramour under the bed while her husband conducted the love-my-wife photo shoot.
2dayfm
Eyes. Our eyes! His EYES! Why on Earth would you stare directly at the cameraman whose wife you're doing? Tch tch.
And then there are women such as these who remain completely unperturbed when their boyfriends walk in on them snuggling naked with other men.
Mirror UK
No legal separation for this couple, but oh, can you hear them divorce bells still?
In a recent exposé, a wife got caught cheating on her husband. But it wasn't your regular walked-in-the-room-to-find-my-wife-naked-in-bed-with-a-man discovery. It was a disloyalty offered on the platter of technology; a grandiose offering for the public eye, especially the husband.
Here's how it all transpired.
Woman posts a sexy good night message on Snapchat for her darling hubby...
Elite Daily
Followed by another steamier photo of her just trying to heat things up...
Elite Daily
And viola!
Can you see it? Look harder.
No?
Let the husband help you out:
Elite Daily
Boots. BOOTS! Who would have thought? Well, she should have.
Let's move to another super intelligent wife, who chose to hide her paramour under the bed while her husband conducted the love-my-wife photo shoot.
2dayfm
Eyes. Our eyes! His EYES! Why on Earth would you stare directly at the cameraman whose wife you're doing? Tch tch.
And then there are women such as these who remain completely unperturbed when their boyfriends walk in on them snuggling naked with other men.
Mirror UK
No legal separation for this couple, but oh, can you hear them divorce bells still?
The sister of the jihadi said she did not believe the masked
executioner was her brother but vowed to "kill him myself" if he was
indeed shown to be the killer.
Konika Dhar, from Edmonton, north London, said she had had no contact with her brother in more than a year, adding: "If it is him, bloody hell am I shocked? I am going to kill him myself. He is going to come back and I'm going to kill him if he has done this."
The Briton, who posted a picture of himself cradling his newborn son while brandishing an AK-47 soon after arriving in Syria, is believed to have converted from Hinduism to Islam around a decade ago and been involved with several organisations, including Al Muhajiroun before it was banned in 2010.
The group's meetings were also attended by Michael Adebolajo, one of the men convicted of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby and who is also thought to have known Dhar.
The grandfather of a small boy whose daughter disappeared to Syria in 2012 said that he believed his six-year-old grandson, Isa, also appears in the new execution video.
Henry Dare, the father of Grace "Khadijah" Dare, told the Daily Telegraph, that he recognised the child recorded saying jihadists will kill "unbelievers". His daughter, who is claimed to have also known Adebolajo through a south-east London mosque, has previously posted on social media that she wanted to be the first British woman to kill an Isis hostage. Scotland Yard have declined to comment on the progress of its efforts to confirm the identity of the new Isis executioner, saying only that counter-terrorism officers were assessing the video's contents.
But experts questioned whether the ten-minute film, which included the purported confessions of five Arabic-speaking men to having been spies for British intelligence, could be interpreted as a sign of the terror group's weakness. Raffaeolo Pantucci, of the Royal United Services Institute think tank, said: "I think if anything the video shows an organisation that remains fairly confident of its abilities. The release on a Sunday was clearly timed to ensure it directed the news cycle. This is the first official Isis response to Britain's involvement in air strikes on Syria - the group is setting out its agenda for the year."
Konika Dhar, from Edmonton, north London, said she had had no contact with her brother in more than a year, adding: "If it is him, bloody hell am I shocked? I am going to kill him myself. He is going to come back and I'm going to kill him if he has done this."
The Briton, who posted a picture of himself cradling his newborn son while brandishing an AK-47 soon after arriving in Syria, is believed to have converted from Hinduism to Islam around a decade ago and been involved with several organisations, including Al Muhajiroun before it was banned in 2010.
The group's meetings were also attended by Michael Adebolajo, one of the men convicted of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby and who is also thought to have known Dhar.
The grandfather of a small boy whose daughter disappeared to Syria in 2012 said that he believed his six-year-old grandson, Isa, also appears in the new execution video.
Henry Dare, the father of Grace "Khadijah" Dare, told the Daily Telegraph, that he recognised the child recorded saying jihadists will kill "unbelievers". His daughter, who is claimed to have also known Adebolajo through a south-east London mosque, has previously posted on social media that she wanted to be the first British woman to kill an Isis hostage. Scotland Yard have declined to comment on the progress of its efforts to confirm the identity of the new Isis executioner, saying only that counter-terrorism officers were assessing the video's contents.
But experts questioned whether the ten-minute film, which included the purported confessions of five Arabic-speaking men to having been spies for British intelligence, could be interpreted as a sign of the terror group's weakness. Raffaeolo Pantucci, of the Royal United Services Institute think tank, said: "I think if anything the video shows an organisation that remains fairly confident of its abilities. The release on a Sunday was clearly timed to ensure it directed the news cycle. This is the first official Isis response to Britain's involvement in air strikes on Syria - the group is setting out its agenda for the year."
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