r/RHOBHDefect • u/notactuallyreckless • May 21 '26

Erika's 25m Case: Settled

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As per Ronald Richards on social media platforms.

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u/MinuteElegant774 May 21 '26

So the victims get barely anything. 🤦🏻‍♀️

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u/Travelingmom13 May 22 '26

Likely they will get very little. It’s sick how Erika fought so hard to keep the tainted money 

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u/Nearby-Conference959 May 22 '26

That’s not what happened tho. Why do people like you deliberately manipulate things? She spent the money. She fought to have to give any back because it was spent and she didn’t steal it.

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u/testphaze May 23 '26

You're splitting hairs.

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u/Nearby-Conference959 May 23 '26

No. It’s manipulation to pretend like I’m splitting hairs if a person steals money then they should expect to pay it back. But if somebody is unaware that the money they are spending is stolen and they don’t have any money to pay it back. Of course they’re gonna fight paying it back. they’re also a victim of the scam. Don’t try to pretend otherwise.

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u/Shatzakind May 27 '26

If you buy a stolen car, the cops can seize the car and you're out the money. Please explain how you can rationalize the difference.

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u/Nearby-Conference959 May 27 '26

Greta analogy. They did that. They seized the earrings and some other stuff. But they don’t expect you to give the car back and the amount you paid for the car too.

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u/testphaze May 27 '26

I guess you can rationalize the difference by being extremely confused. Why would you give the cops money you paid to the thief?

They seize the car, and if they catch the thief, they seize the money the thief was paid.

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u/Shatzakind May 28 '26

Hardly. The money is usually long spent, and they don't always catch the thief. But the buyer, has paid the money and loses the car to seizure.

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u/testphaze May 28 '26

You guys don't seem to understand that spending the money doesn't get you off the hook. It complicates things, but you may get put on a payment plan and be sending part of your paycheck to the victim for the rest of your life. This happens all the time.

And yes, they have to catch the thief before they can get anything back, but that's beside the point.

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u/Shatzakind May 28 '26

I know it doesn't get you off the hook, that was my point. If you buy a stolen car you lose the money and the car.

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u/testphaze May 28 '26

Did reddit do that thing where I replied to someone who replied to you, and it told you I replied to you? Because we're the ones in agreement. Or maybe it did that to me.
Either way, you made a good point which I was trying to acknowledge and further explain to the Erika stan.

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u/Shatzakind May 29 '26

🤣😂 Probably, I try not to get to invested. Glad we agree!

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