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Un hombre estadounidense enfrentar\u00e1 cargos por bigamia luego de que su esposa descubriera, a trav\u00e9s de la red social m\u00e1s grande del planeta que se hab\u00eda cambiado el nombre y vuelto a casar.<\/p>\nUn hombre estadounidense enfrentar\u00e1 cargos por bigamia luego de que su esposa descubriera, a trav\u00e9s de la red social m\u00e1s grande del planeta que se hab\u00eda cambiado el nombre y vuelto a casar.<\/p>\n
Alan L. O’Neill, de 41 a\u00f1os, cuyo nombre original es Alan Fulk, se presentar\u00e1 el 22 de marzo ante la corte del condado de Pierce, en el estado de Washington, luego de que su primera esposa recibiera en su cuenta Facebook una propuesta autom\u00e1tica para contactar a la nueva pareja de su marido.<\/p>\n
Fulk se cas\u00f3 con su primera esposa en 2001 y se mud\u00f3 del domicilio ocho a\u00f1os despu\u00e9s, pero ninguno de los dos solicit\u00f3 el divorcio. DeSpu\u00e9s, en diciembre, cambi\u00f3 su apellido a O’Neill, y a finales de ese mes se cas\u00f3 con su segunda esposa, de acuerdo con documentos judiciales citados por el diario The News Tribune de Tacoma.<\/p>\n
El fiscal Mark Lindquist dijo que la primera esposa de O’Neill descubri\u00f3 a la nueva pareja de su marido cuando Facebook le recomend\u00f3 que se hiciera \u00abamiga\u00bb de ella, luego de que los programas de la red social dedujeran que tal vez ambas mujeres se conoc\u00edan y querr\u00edan ponerse en contacto.<\/p>\n
Cuando la primera esposa vio la foto de la otra mujer, se percat\u00f3 de que el hombre que aparec\u00eda junto a ella se parec\u00eda a su desaparecido marido, y encima de todo, posando al lado de un pastel de bodas, as\u00ed que decidi\u00f3 llamar a su suegra.<\/p>\n
\u00abUna hora m\u00e1s tarde, el acusado (O’Neil) lleg\u00f3 al apartamento (de la primera esposa) y ella le pregunt\u00f3 repetidas veces si ellos estaban divorciados\u00bb, dicen los reportes judiciales. \u00abEl acusado dijo ‘No, a\u00fan estamos casados'\u00bb.<\/p>\n
O’Neill le pidi\u00f3 no decir nada sobre su segunda esposa, pero ella alert\u00f3 a las autoridades y ahora ser\u00e1 procesado.<\/p>\n
*Nota de Reuters
\nFacebook Friend Suggestion Gets Man Charged With Bigamy<\/p>\n
Facebook’s \u00abPeople You May Know\u00bb feature can at times be obnoxious. But other than suggesting high school classmates you never want to see again, it remains pretty harmless, right?<\/p>\n
Wrong. Alan O’Neill is probably wishing he never signed up for the social networking service. The Washington state corrections officer faces felony bigamy charges after Facebook suggested his first wife friend his second wife. He apparently forgot to divorce the first one.<\/p>\n
The first wife became aware of the situation after noticing a strange Facebook friend suggestion, explains CNET. She clicked on the woman’s profile and began looking through her profile photos. One depicted the woman with O’Neill and they appeared to be standing by a wedding cake.<\/p>\n
Though the estranged pair hadn’t seen each other in three years, they never divorced. Knowing this, the first wife did what she had to — she called O’Neill’s mother.<\/p>\n
It seems he had changed his name to Alan Fulk and soon after married the second woman. He promised to sort it out, but CNET reports when it didn’t happen, his first wife called the cops.<\/p>\n
Though it’s not the worst of crimes, prosecutors have still chosen to bring charges, explains the News Tribune. Under bigamy laws, it’s illegal to intentionally or knowingly marry a second person while still legally married to another. Part of the reason for the prohibition is duplicity — bigamy implies that the marriages are kept separate and remain a secret.<\/p>\n
This is exactly what Alan O’Neill was doing. And strangely, if it wasn’t for Facebook, no one would have known he was doing it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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