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Love lingers for severed sisters despite theft

| Publication date 06 September 2016 | 07:05 ICT

Love lingers for severed sisters despite theft

Former sisters-in-law demonstrated drastically different temperaments in their new roles as ex-family members over the weekend.

One woman robbed the other, stealing $150 from her home during a supposedly friendly visit with a new male acquaintance, one who turned out to be an accomplice.

The victim revealed beatific restraint, refusing to press charges and only asking police that her stealing sister be “educated”.

Nokorwat

Contact author: Bun Sengkong

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