Abby Connolly
“The poster had a pretty private Facebook page, but it was his real account. You couldn’t see his friends list; the only thing you could see was an old profile [picture] and the people who had liked it.”
“I found in-laws, family, [and] friends until I finally found a picture of this guy from happier times that had the ex-wife and kids [in it]. And [boom]! She was tagged.”
Constance sent the man’s ex-wife several messages on her burner account including screenshots of his posts and the comments on them. She also tried sending a friend request to her so she’d have a better chance of seeing her message.
Unfortunately, days passed, and the woman hadn’t noticed Constance’s messages, so she gave up and let it go for a while.
However, at the end of May, everything worked out.
After months of not using her burner account, Constance randomly decided to log back in and read a message from the hateful man’s ex-wife that said, “I can’t tell you how much this has helped me.”
The woman mentioned that her ex had been trying to make her life miserable and was pretending to be very innocent in family court. Constance’s favor helped her get the evidence she needed to prove otherwise.
“And the matriarchy strikes again,” wrote Constance at the end of her post.
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