Jo’s Cafe

Boy am I glad she’s alive. I mean, the whole story sounds bizare anyway - but with people snatching up children in Florida, and women having gone missing in Mexico for years, along with other nasty things that go on, I’m just glad she’s alive.

What she has to live with now is probably worse than what she was imagning she would go through today, her wedding day.

People are screaming to prosecute her. I say she should be charged with False Report of a Crime, which in most States is a misdemeanor, and let the chips fall where they may. She has to now explain herself to her (I hope) ex-fiance and her family and friends. Let her explain to the brides maids that the ugly dresses they forked out a ton of dough for, that can’t be worn ever again, are now not going to be worn AT ALL.

I see some law suits coming of this - and they should all come out of her pocket. AND-she needs to give the ring back to this poor smuck that fell in love with her.

Do I sound harsh? (shrug) The women tugged all our heart strings for a few days - so if I sound harsh, get over it.

FOXNews.com - Runaway Bride Found in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A Georgia bride-to-be who vanished days before her wedding turned up in New Mexico (search), claiming at first that she had been abducted, then admitting she had gotten cold feet and “needed some time alone,” police said Saturday.

Jennifer Wilbanks (search), 32, was in police custody more than 1,420 miles from her home on what was supposed to be her wedding day.

“It turns out that Miss Wilbanks basically felt the pressure of this large wedding and could not handle it,” said Randy Belcher (search), the police chief in Duluth, Ga., the Atlanta suburb where Wilbanks lives with her fiance. He said there would be no criminal charges.

Wilbanks, whose disappearance set off a nationwide hunt, called her fiance, John Mason, from a pay phone late Friday and told him that she had been kidnapped while jogging three days before, authorities said. Her family rejoiced that she was safe, telling reporters that the media coverage apparently got to the kidnappers.

But Wilbanks soon recanted, according to police.

Maybe it’s time people start having pre-wedding agreements — show up or pay.
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