Married man finds a secret folder on his wife's laptop where he makes a spine-chilling discovery: 'There were over 300 photos of MY ex'

Whenever we hear the stories from true crime podcasts or from 'based on a true story' docuseries, sometimes it feels like the dramas are embellished. Either the tales are too juicy to be real or just hard to believe based on human nature, but alas, true crime buffs have seen and heard it all... But even the most seasoned aficionado would be flummoxed by the details of the marital strife in our next story. 

This husband probably wished that his wife was simply having an affair, but this was far, far worse.

There are a few betrayals in a relationship that have become unfortunately too common. Lovers fool around on each other, long-term couples fall out of love, and married couples struggle to move forward after having kids. But there are a few dramatic marital problems that we save for the big screen–things too insane to imagine happening in real life–but for the married guy in our next story, he found that his personal life was secretly inspiring the plot of future true crime podcasts. 

Keep scrolling to read all of the details of a man's discovery on his wife's computer, where he was baffled after finding a taboo secret photo album on her laptop. 

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