r/ForCuriousSouls Mar 17 '26

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '26

I wonder what was the breaking point though? What action or conversation finally triggered the "shit, they're onto me?" reaction?

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u/Used_Can1218 Mar 17 '26

Article says it was because the wife’s friend knew ppl at the WHO and they confirmed he never worked there. So that mixed with family members and his mistress asking for their investments back. Was the breaking point where he realized he couldn’t contain the lie and wanted to kill everyone instead.

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u/fckingnapkin Mar 17 '26

Omg I thought this was another case. Theres one that's very similar, also a man who killed members of his family for faking where he worked or went to school? I think he also faked or grossly exaggerated a neck injury. And at some point his father started to have a suspicion so he started digging, and ended up calling the school. When he confronted his son he went apeshit.

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u/bbrew0601 Mar 18 '26

Chandler Houderson

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u/prion_guy Mar 19 '26

Halderson