Imagine this. Masked armed robbers broke into a home. After subjecting the entire household to the horror of violence and taking everything of value, they raped the two female children of the house.

One of the two eventually became psychotic as a result of the trauma and eventually died. The other became pregnant and later gave birth to a baby boy. She promised herself she would never forgive the person or persons who inflicted such pain on the family. So did her parents.

A few years down the road, one of the robbers met the lady with the child in church and not being able to recognise themselves, they started dating. As the friendship progressed, she had told him about her family’s experience in the hands of armed robbers and the emotional toll to the family. When it looked as if the affair was becoming serious, she invited him home to meet her parents. He recognised the house but did not betray his emotions. Only that he sweated unusually profusely. They eventually got married. A few months later, the truth came out in a casual discussion. Meanwhile she was already heavily pregnant for him! He wept profusely as he begged the family for forgiveness claiming that he had become born again and old things had passed away. What would you do if you were a member of that family?.

Wow! This is real or story-time?

is real story. advice plz

Super-Story

Nawah ooo very difficult but guess u gotta let sleepin dogs lie.
Nothing's gonna change the past.
The oda girl wunt come back to life again(Bitter truth)
He'z now been transformed, u can atleast thank God for dat

Yeah I saw that Nollywood movie too, I guess poster really enjoyed it! Lol!

Yup -- the movie featured Jim Iyke.

Its too late, 4giv hm, he's now family.

^^ yes he should be forgiven BUT, as her father, I would still call the cops on his asss as he should pay for his crimes. If being born again is only what it takes to get a clean free life then that would be too easy.

Yeah daughter would be mad but, as a father, its about doing what's right. Whether anyone likes it or not.

funny enough, ,christians find it hard to forgive (anybody else notice that, if a pastor messes up, that's the end of him
compare to a president like Clinton--ordinary people forgive him)

I dunno. . . forgiveness is easier said than done. Nobody wants to live with that kind of pain and knowing that you are married to the man dat caused your

sister's death and your family so much pain is just too hard to stomach. . . the marriage will just be a constant reminder of the past even if she's willing to

forgive wat about the parents? its all BS in my opinion . . . I would not stay married to that kind of guy but its not me dats in the marriage anyways so my

opinion doesnt really count  

@core talk
I guess forgiving a cheater person is easier than forgiving a rapist(especially when it involves children)

If the daughter letz go, then Parents gotta let go too.
Wunt b easy and could take tym but they will, finally

Wow !!! This is a very tough call.

As a guy, if this happens to my sister, and she still loves him, I'll find a way to beat the living daylights out of that Moda4kin Basterd. Maybe give him a couple of broken bones, no matter what my sister says. After all, he indirectly caused the death of my other sister.

But if my sister doesnt love him anymore, and want him to be punished, I won't even give him time to write his will.

Na wa o