‘Cover for Me!’ – Dad’s JAW-DROPPING Ask Leaves Son SPEECHLESS

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a wild ride of a story that’s sure to get your heart racing and your moral compass spinning. When a tragic accident collides with expired licenses, police bribes, and family betrayal, it’s a recipe for some serious drama. Get ready to dive into this tangled web of guilt, loyalty, and the age-old question: how far would YOU go to help a loved one in need?

A Tragic Accident Unfolds…

‍♂️ The Victim’s Reckless Actions

Dad’s Dangerous Driving Condition

The Consequences of Conviction

The Police’s Shady Proposition

‍♂️ Son’s Refusal to Help

Feeling Like an A-hole?

Family Feud: Son Refuses to Help Dad Avoid Jail Time! ‍♂️

Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got ourselves a real family drama unfolding here! Our protagonist finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place when his dear old dad asks him to take the fall for a deadly accident. With the threat of jail time looming and the police offering a shady deal, will our conflicted hero step up to save his father’s skin, or will he leave him high and dry? The internet is abuzz with opinions on this moral dilemma, so let’s see what they have to say! ️

Surprised by police offer, NTA comment expresses naivety.

NTA’s response highlights bad parenting and responsibility of adults

Dad’s request for a record cover-up: NTA or ESH?

Police offering cover-up is shady and encourages lying. NTA.

Dad’s request to lie shows family’s lack of morals. ESH

Dad’s reckless behavior leaves son in disbelief. NTA.

Taking responsibility is important. NTA.

Dodging a bullet: Dad’s shocking request to cover up crime

Dad’s lies caught by commenter, no police cover-up. ‍♂️

NTA. Dad killed a man while driving. Don’t get involved.

Dad asks son to take the rap for killing someone. NTA.

Confusion and concern over police request in accident investigation

NTA turned ESH. Commenter calls out OP’s laziness and dad’s irresponsibility.

NTA comment exposes dangerous driving situation and bystanders.

Dad wants son to cover up illegal driving; Commenter says NTA

A moral dilemma: false testimony to save dad from prison

Being a responsible father and son, NTA is obvious

Don’t risk your safety. NTA for avoiding irresponsible dad’s request.

Shady police and legal issues? NTA’s got all the acronyms

Father asks son to take the blame for his illegal driving. Commenters agree dad’s TA.

Parenting gone wrong Doubting the authenticity of the story.

A person is dead and the dad gets away with it?

Tragic accident leads to father’s unjust punishment. NTA.

Dad’s shocking request leaves son speechless. NTA.

Driving impaired is a serious issue and has consequences. NTA.

Driver with medical condition kills pedestrian, commenter calls for justice.

Taking the fall for dad’s irresponsibility? Not cool.

Refusing dad’s request was the right move. NTA

Not the a**hole for refusing to cover dad’s charge

Father’s inappropriate request damages trust in the relationship

Don’t commit fraud for your dad’s mistakes. NTA

NTA comment condemns dad’s reckless driving and lack of justice.

Dad’s not the a**hole, but son won’t cover for him

NTA comment: Parenting gone wrong

NTA commenter condemns father’s selfish and irresponsible request

Discussion about bribing police while driving, NTA advises against it

Police asked dad to blame someone else for killing? NTA

Be careful! The police cannot decide charges or make deals. Get a lawyer and don’t talk to them without counsel.

Stand up for what’s right!

Driving without feeling in feet? NTA suggests license revocation

Don’t take the heat for your dad’s mistake!

Police corruption and legally consequential lies. NTA.

Dad wants son to perjure after killing someone- NTA wins

NTA but comment suggests moral issues with dad’s lack of remorse

Confused comment calls out bizarre situation of drunk driver blame

User finds the story unbelievable and shares opinion. NTA

Dad killed a guy & asked son to bail him out NTA

Questioning the legitimacy of police advice for insurance fraud

Shameful dad’s request for cover-up gets the NTA verdict

Don’t take the fall for someone else’s crime! ‍♂️

Dad’s forgetfulness leads to a wild ride but no harm done

Mind-boggling suggestion for hit-and-run incident leaves readers bewildered

Driver’s father killed a man and got away with it. ESH.

Doubting dad’s morals leads to a chilling scheme realization

Morally questionable situation leaves commenter conflicted about expectations.

Empathetic commenter supports OP declining father’s request to cover crime.

Protecting your child should be a parent’s top priority

Avoiding legal trouble: Commenter praises good deed of avoiding lawsuit

Parental concern for a permanent record trumps absurdity.

Don’t blame yourself for their inability to process trauma.

Trust issues arise as commenter calls out spreading of lies

Protect yourself! Don’t cover for your dad.

Refusing to take the blame for a fatal accident is reasonable

Supporting dad makes you look like an a**hole. NTA.

NTA! Harsh but fair judgement for illegal and immoral actions

Taking risks for family? NTA draws the line at legality

Don’t cover for his mistake, NTA. It’s shady AF.