This man will do and say anything to get a woman, any woman to marry him. Ladies, he will say he has never been married (a lie), that he is an attorney and his client list includes past and present sports stars (lie), that he is a retired baseball player (lie), that he was once a Navy SEAL (lie) that he manages exixting and up and comming musical talent (lie) and that he has a multi million dollar trust fund at his disposal (lie). If he picks you up in a vehicle you can be sure that it is not his, most likely it belongs to his latest "wife". This man has no income of his own and no desire to. He will be perfectly happy to spend yours or anyone else whom he is able to convice that he is handiling some sort of legal work for them. Early on in your courship he will take you on a tour of high end homes for sale and will actually negotiate a contract to "purchase" one. He'll tell the realestate agent that his "lawyers" will wire the full purchase amount to an escrow account within 3-5 days of the buyer submitting a signed contract; of course this never happens. He finds some reason to "back out " of the deal and promises to purchase a more suitable home. He'll do the same with car dealerships. He picks out a luxury vehicle for himself and his new wife. The dealer writes up the purchase agreements and patiently waits for the money to be wired within 3-5 days. Again the deal falls through.in the mean time you find yourself supporting him and yourself; this guy likes to eat and he likes his meals on the high end (salmon steak, talapia, sirloin, rib roast etc.)
During our time together he pretended to buy houses, cars, businesses and furniture. Ladies please learn from my mistake. If he seems too good to be true it's because he doesn't exist. It's all a lie. This man has wives in almost every state and has been arrested for theft in Tennessee. The last word I had on him is that he was in prison there. His time will soon be up and will be let loose on society once again so beware.
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