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Runaway Bride Runs to Court Posted by ueberbill (9056 views) [E-Mail link] Jennifer Wilbanks, aka The Runaway Bride, is SUING her former fiancee. You may recall that Ms. Wilbanks bolted days before her expensive Atlanta wedding and later called from Albuquerque saying she had been kidnapped. Later she recanted her incredibly flimsy story and did some community service for telling a false story to the police. She is seeking $500,000 in damages. Half of that is from a house that her ex-fiancee, John Mason, purchased with funds he got from selling their story to an agent. She also wants punitive damages because she says he abused the power of attorney that she had given him to handle her financial affairs. I say he counter-sues for basically being left at the altar on a national level. Details Modified by ueberbill on 2006/10/10 13:04   Posted by lainey on 2006-10-14 15:18:09 I THINK JENNIFER GOT MORE THAN HER 15 MINUTES OF FAME. SHE FAKED THE WHOLE THING (FOR WHATEVER REASON). IT'S TIME TO MOVE ON TO SOMETHING ELSE. SHE'S STILL IN THE NEWS, & IT LOOKS LIKE THAT'S WHERE SHE WANTS TO BE. IF THE MEDIA LEFT THAT KINDA OF "MESS" ALONE, OTHERS WOULDN'T BE ENCOURAGED TO CONTINUE TO DO "STUPID" THINGS TO GET IN THE LIMELIGHT. 1 Article displayed.

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