Virtual Revenge: “Facebook Fatherhood ‘Busted

Virtual revenge: “Facebook fatherhood ‘busted

After her boyfriend left her, exercised a 23-year-old revenge: They stole baby photos from the Facebook page of a friend, the child was a daughter of her and claimed her ex-boyfriend was the father. This lie was the Welsh for two years straight – until the hoax was uncovered.

As Daniel Barberini sit his girlfriend Victoria Jones relationship after 16 months, had had the 23-year-old elementary school teacher, only one thing in mind: revenge. After a former classmate she had added as a Facebook friend to show her photos of their daughter, Aliyah, Jones grabbed a plan: They decided to fool her former lover, she had a daughter together. The teacher invited a total of 82 “proof photos” of her former classmate Sarah Jensen profile down – the pictures showed Aliyah two hours after birth, as she celebrates her first birthday and Christmas and at play.

Jones argued against the 26-year-old Barberini, their supposed daughter Keira, and would have had a twin brother named Harrison, who suffered from Down syndrome and died shortly after birth. They also told him that she had brought the twins in New York to the world and was subsequently emigrated to Australia. The truth is the young woman without children and still teaches at the Ringland Primary School in Newport Wales.

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For two years, was Jones’ lie waterproof, but then showed a photo Barberini, a friend of his alleged daughter. Who recognized the real mother – and the vertigo of flying. Meanwhile, disciplinary proceedings were initiated against the teacher. She is alleged to have spun an “elaborate web of deception” to exert revenge on her ex, as the “Daily Mail” quoted from the process. Jones had brought the Ringland Primary School into disrepute. Some parents have already threatened to take their children out of school. “A trainee has not returned since, after Miss Jones’ behavior would not be brought in connection with the school,” citing the “Daily Mail” a member of the Disciplinary Committee.

Jones admitted the theft of virtual images, before the General Teaching Council in Cardiff, however, rejected the accusation unacceptable professional conduct. The hearing is ongoing.