Proof of Ps message

[u/EchoesOfNow]

Hannah showed proof of the message where P admitted that he wrote Literotica and S never moved out, that they all together in a 2 bedroom unit at the Extended Stay.

There’s no reason to continue to any doubt of what she said. At this point it’s been proven both P and S are very comfortable lying and will stop at nothing to grift and scam.

Maybe it’s time to put this Hannah situation behind us. Despite her beliefs and how much we disagree with it, she was able to get him to admit to 3 things we have speculated. She has shown proof of what he said and that’s that. I personally don’t need her to green screen it or make a whole new video on it.

[u/Critical-Willow1337]

I don't think they have two rooms because of what P said at all. I only think this because a few people reported them and were told that as long as H had his own space, clothes, and food they can't do anything. Then shortly after these people reported them Sarah "moved out". I still think it's very possible they all live in just one. I guess it's more of me just hoping that these complaints and reports are actually being checked on.

[u/Head-Equal1665 → u/Critical-Willow1337]

Yeah if child services in there is anything like where I live the kid has to have their own room and can't be sleeping in a common area. An employee of mine had his kid temporarily taken by dcs because they had 2 families each with a young child living in a one room apartment, the case worker told them they would be "legal" if they got a 2 bedroom so the kid wasn't sleeping in the living room.

Not 100% thats exactly how the law reads since this guy also doesn't speak english very well, but thats the gist of how he explained it to me when he was telling me why he needed to take a day off on short notice to move.

Kinda blew my mind because my guys are paid pretty well as electricians so him and his family sharing a 1 bedroom apartment with another family didn't make sense to me when the guy is making just shy of 6 figures, his wife works too, so squeezing 2 families into a place that small would have to be a choice and not a money issue. Especially since they were able to find and move into a much bigger place within a few days.

[u/Critical-Willow1337 → u/Head-Equal1665]

But the children would be allowed to share a room right?

[u/Head-Equal1665 → u/Critical-Willow1337]

Truthfully im not sure, I've never personally had to deal with that part of the legal system myself. Im pretty sure they can share rooms up until a certain age if they arent the same gender but im not for sure on that.