Post: #1

Here´s a little teaser:

Quote:Last night Jessica Cooley of the Lufkin Daily News broke the story of Angela Buchanan, a 30-year-old woman evidently smitten with a 51-year-old lady. Buchanan and the woman had been messaging each other for the past seven years via Yahoo!, during which time Buchanan claimed to have survived breast cancer in 2008 and to have had twins via in vitro fertilization while living with a former girlfriend.

According to an Angelina County arrest affidavit, in March, Buchanan started contacting the woman posing as "Doc," a Lufkin gynecologist with whom Buchanan claimed to have a sort of mother-daughter friendship.

So, Doc and Buchanan are the same person operating two different Yahoo! Message accounts. Got it? (This does get confusing.)

What "Doc" messaged the 51-year-old was chilling. Buchanan had a precancerous mass in her breast. The best course of treatment, "Doc" advised, was for Buchanan to spike her natural hormone levels through having sex. Lots and lots of sex, specifically sex with the 51-year-old woman reading her messages. It was the best way to try to save Buchanan's life.

The older woman later told police she had religious qualms over the relationship at first, but soon overcame them to try to save Buchanan's life. Under the online supervision of "Doc, the women started having sex regularly.

It gets even better.



There are so many hamsters in this story I don´t know where to start.
Just read and enjoy, it´s hilarious.

Post: #2

I thought this was going to be about when I get that feeling.

Post: #3

Would this be legal if the gyno wasn't a real person? In the story, Buchanan gives her fake doc the name of a real one. I'm wondering if she would get in trouble if the gyno was completely fictitious.