We and our trusted partners use technology such as cookies on our site to personalize content and ads, provide social media features, and analyze our traffic. You can read more about it and change your preferences here.
A mother can almost always be 100% sure that a baby is hers. Fathers, on the other hand, don’t have the same luxury. In fact, around 1% to 10% of dads find out that the children they have been raising aren’t actually theirs.
This man wasn’t around anymore to discover this, but his sister did the digging for him. After the results came in, they shocked the family, and the mother found out the hard way that messing with people’s lives can result in you losing custody of your child and spending some time behind bars.
RELATED:
A man’s passing left his family with an ex-wife and a child to support financially
Man lying in hospital bed with oxygen tube, representing woman realizing her late brother’s baby isn’t his after testing.
Most commenters sided with the family: “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes”
Screenshot of a Reddit comment discussing a woman realizing her late brother’s baby isn’t his after testing suspicions.
Text excerpt from online comment section discussing a woman realizing her late brother's baby's paternity and impacting her sister-in-law.
Screenshot of a forum comment discussing a woman who realizes her late brother’s baby isn’t his after testing suspicions.
Screenshot of a forum comment discussing a woman uncovering the truth about her late brother’s baby and its impact on her sister-in-law.
Woman discovering her late brother’s baby isn’t his after testing suspicions, impacting her sister-in-law’s life.
Screenshot of a Reddit comment discussing a woman realizing her late brother’s baby isn’t his after testing suspicions.
However, some shamed the family for ruining the young mother’s life
Screenshot of a Reddit comment criticizing someone for being petty and vindictive after woman realizes late brother's baby isn’t his.
Woman discovers late brother's baby isn’t his after testing suspicions, causing turmoil in sister-in-law’s life.
Comment discussing consequences of testing suspicions about paternity and its impact on family stability and relationships.
Poll Question
Total votes ·
Thanks! Check out the results:
Total votes ·
Newsletter
Subscribe to Access Exclusive Polls
By entering your email and clicking Subscribe, you're agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to our Privacy Policy.
Thank you! You've successfully subscribed to newsletters!
Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.
Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.
The YTAs are idiots as usual. She took advantage of the brother’s handicap to scam him and his family and she deserved to be called out. I’m glad that she received jail time, has to pay back the child support, AND the true father got custody. Actions? Meet consequences.
Something sounds off here, or we're not getting the full story - what exactly did she get jail time and a criminal record for? She was ordered to pay back the child support she had received, but that's a civil matter, not a criminal one.
The YTAs are idiots as usual. She took advantage of the brother’s handicap to scam him and his family and she deserved to be called out. I’m glad that she received jail time, has to pay back the child support, AND the true father got custody. Actions? Meet consequences.
Something sounds off here, or we're not getting the full story - what exactly did she get jail time and a criminal record for? She was ordered to pay back the child support she had received, but that's a civil matter, not a criminal one.
27
4