The Horrifying Plot: FMIL Sabotaged Birth Control to Kidnap a Non-Existent Baby

This is not a story about petty family drama; it is a story about criminal conspiracy.

A young woman discovered that the condoms her boyfriend bought were all damaged. When she confronted him, they began to suspect sabotage.

The subsequent confrontation with his family revealed a plot so horrifying it sounds like a true-crime podcast: the Future Mother-in-Law (FMIL) had planned to force a pregnancy, frame the couple as unfit parents, and steal the baby for herself.

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This is a chilling story of abuse and criminal intent. The FMIL didn’t just dislike the OP; she orchestrated a plot that involved reproductive coercion, attempted fraud, and a conspiracy to frame the couple to steal their child. The fact that the entire family, including the father, was complicit in this elaborate, calculated scheme is terrifying.

The boyfriend’s immediate reaction, cutting them off and fleeing, is the only appropriate response to such a profound betrayal. His family proved they prioritize their own twisted desires over his happiness, his future, and his safety.

The FMIL’s act of sabotaging birth control is a form of interpersonal violence known as reproductive coercion. This is defined as behavior that interferes with the autonomous decision-making of another person regarding reproductive health. This often includes sabotage of birth control methods. [Source: Healthline, referencing studies on abuse].

A study by the Journal of Interpersonal Violence found that reproductive coercion is present in up to 15% of relationships involving intimate partner violence, highlighting how often control extends to reproductive choices. This shows that the FMIL views her son and the OP as objects to be controlled, not as autonomous adults.

The family’s current attempts to bribe the FH back (offering a car, claiming they just wanted the OP gone) are desperate attempts to rugsweep the abuse. The community correctly warns that the couple must prepare for an “extinction burst.”

his is a psychological term where abusers escalate their behavior when their control is threatened. Since their initial plot failed, they will likely resort to more extreme measures, such as showing up at the OP’s housing, harassing the FH at work, or making false reports.

The couple must follow through with legal and protective measures immediately.

Check out how the community responded:

The most urgent advice centered on legal protection, urging the couple to file police reports and secure restraining orders immediately.

Redditors stressed the critical need for the FH to lock down all financial and digital assets to prevent further sabotage.

The community repeatedly warned the couple about the inevitable escalation of the FMIL’s behavior.

Finally, commenters emphasized the necessity of therapy for the FH to process the depth of his family’s betrayal.

The FH’s family is not just toxic; they are dangerous. The couple needs to follow the community’s advice: file a police report using the text messages as evidence, lock down all personal and financial information, and move far away. This level of betrayal requires permanent, zero-contact boundaries.

What is the most immediate step the couple must take to ensure their physical safety?