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WATCH: Husband captures wife’s alleged infidelity using drone

/ 02:30 PM November 17, 2016

Technology has made cheating a lot more easier for promiscuous spouses, but luckily, it can also be used catch someone in the act.

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A suspicious husband used a drone to record his wife’s  alleged extramarital shenanigans and posted it online.

A two-minute-clip, which has gone viral since being posted on YouTube on Tuesday, displayed drone footage of a woman’s supposed illicit rendezvous with another man in a parking lot in Pennsylvania, USA.

“Sure enough, she was going to meet this [expletive] sucker,” the voice of the clearly pissed off uploader, “YAOG,” later identified as John Consiglio, sounded off at the beginning of the video.

“Gotta make yourself look pretty for the guy that you’re about to cheat on your husband with,” he added, as the video zooms in on the woman fixing her hair.

The video did not capture any indecent acts that could prove his wife’s supposed affair, but it did display a woman getting into the passenger seat of a car, which then drove off.

In a statement according to the Daily Mail, Consiglio revealed that he has since filed for divorce from his wife of 8 years, with whom he has two children.

The video’s comment section was flooded with mixed messages, with some expressing their grievances over the ugly scenario and several others questioning the authenticity of the video.  Khristian Ibarrola

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TOPICS: Drone, infidelity, Viral, Youtube
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