Yandere facfic2.

A woman was born in America, but moved to Italy. After about one year, she met a man who happened to come from the same region in America, who also moved to Italy. The two spent a lot of time together, but their meetings were kept a secret from the woman's overprotective father. Eventually he found out about the two of them and forbade his daughter from seeing or speaking to the man ever again. The man pursued the woman until she agreed to meet him again.

One day, while out drinking with her in a boarding house, he either got her very drunk or drugged her drink, and took advantage of her. The woman demanded that he marry her. He promised to do so, but only led her on for several months. She continued meeting him in the boarding house, hoping that the man would keep his word. She was understandably upset when he finally told her that he was ending their relationship and moving back to America.

The woman continued to demand that he marry her, but he was unable to; at this point, he revealed that he was already married to a different woman in America, had children with her, and was going to move back to America no matter what. Devastated, the woman asked her mother for advice about what she should do. Her mother confronted the man and demanded that he marry her daughter. He agreed that he would, but only if they paid him $200.

This occurred in the late 1800's, when $200 was a much heftier sum of money than it is today. In the morning, on the day that he was going to board a ship and return to America, the man sat in a saloon, playing poker. The woman entered the bar and the two of them argued for a short while. Their exchange ended when the man said "Only a pig can marry you!" The woman pulled out a straight razor and slashed his neck so quickly, he didn't have time to scream.

The woman ran out of the bar and the man followed her with both hands on his throat, spraying blood everywhere. He didn't make it very far before he fell to the ground, dead. After being placed in jail for many months and going through two separate trials - due to complaints about the fairness of the first trial since the jury didn't have a single American on it - she was allowed to appeal and was found not guilty due to mental illness over everything that had happened. She later married another man, who divorced her within a few years. Nothing is known about their lives afterward.

Did this story actually occur or did I make it up? I'll respond with the answer to the first person who comments on this post