Sister Evicted After Stealing Kid’s Savings

Imagine letting your struggling sibling stay at your home, only to find out they’ve been stealing from your child’s piggy bank! This is the infuriating situation one man found himself in when he discovered his sister had taken money from his 9-year-old son’s savings. The question is, was he right to kick her out, knowing she’ll be homeless in a few days? Let’s dive into this dramatic story and see what you think!

Sister in Need Moves In

Lack of Effort

Change Jar Mystery

The Obvious Suspect ️‍♂️

Wife’s Concerns

Empty Piggy Bank

Confronting the Thief

Unleashing the Fury ️

Hotel Stay and Goodbye

Guilt and Doubt

Reflecting on Communication ️

To Evict or Not to Evict? ‍♂️

This man was left in a moral dilemma after discovering his sister had stolen from his son’s piggy bank while staying under his roof. With his patience already wearing thin due to her lack of effort in finding housing, he decided to evict her, knowing she’ll be homeless in a few days. Now, he’s left feeling guilty and questioning whether he made the right decision. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this emotionally charged situation…

Heartbreaking story of a stolen childhood savings for drugs

User expresses concern for sister’s possible drug addiction

Protect your family, change all your passwords and locks. NTA

Stealing from a kid’s piggy bank? NTA, eviction was deserved

Protecting yourself from a thief

Protecting your credit after theft

Helpful sibling gets betrayed, seeks justice. NTA

Surviving eviction led to personal growth and family reconciliation.

Aunt steals from child’s savings, gets evicted. NTA.

Kicking out a thief sister: NTA, family loyalty: YTA

Stealing from family and a child? NTA made the right call

Sibling steals kid’s savings, gets evicted, and chooses homelessness. NTA.

Don’t let family pressure you into accommodating a thief!

Heartbreaking story of a stolen childhood and betrayal by family.

Stealing from a kid? Not cool. NTA made the right call.

Compassionate gesture turned into credit card theft. NTA.

Stealing from kids and family is a**hole behavior. NTA’s solution

Protect your assets and report the theft. NTA.

Stealing from a child? NTA for evicting her

Protect your credit from your thieving sister

NTA commenter advocates for eviction and tough love

NTA. Suggests taking preventative measures to protect financial security.

Sister’s addiction may be the cause, offer to help her.

NTA for yelling at sister who stole from child and you. Got her a hotel but make sure she can’t charge more rooms.

Stealing from children is a whole new level of low . OP is SUPER NTA

Cutting off family members who steal is necessary.

Protecting your kids’ savings is non-negotiable

Sister steals kid’s savings, commenter questions piggy bank size

NTA. Sister steals from 9-year-old nephew and gets kicked out.

Check the jewelry box and pawn shops for missing items

Putting your children first is always the right choice

Hotel stay for sister could be risky business

Sister steals kid’s savings, gets evicted, and no sympathy received

Sister accused of stealing, commenter suggests OP check for missing items

Cutting off toxic family members is sometimes necessary

Sister’s stealing may indicate addiction; suggest counseling and boundaries.

Boundaries set, sister evicted. Tough love prevails

Heartbreaking story of addiction and theft from a sibling’s savings

NTA. Good on you for standing up for your child

Standing up to family theft , protecting your child’s savings

Aunt steals kid’s savings, OP screams, NTA. Betraying trust hurts.

Stealing from a child is unforgivable. NTA made the right call.

Sometimes screaming is the only way to be heard

Stealing from child? Valid rage. NTA.

No guilt needed for sister’s eviction. She stole from child.

Stealing from kids is low. NTA did the right thing.

NTA stands up for their child and sets boundaries with sister.

Standing up to family theft NTA wins!

Kicked out for stealing kid’s savings. NTA handled it well

Calling the police on family members who steal from children

Insightful comment on the different reasons for homelessness

Hotel worker warns of credit card risks for hotel rooms.

Friend stole from commenter’s brother, got kicked out immediately

Stand your ground and protect your kids!

Supportive comment, encouraging OP to prioritize their own family.

Taking family to small claims court for stealing kid’s savings

Regretting explosion but NTA for evicting sister who stole savings

Trust broken over piggy bank theft, eviction necessary

Family enabling sister’s addiction, NTA for eviction

Aunt steals from child, NTA evicts her. Justice served

Stealing from a 9-year-old? That’s a new low

Trust your gut: Sister gets what she deserves

Sister accused of stealing kid’s savings called a leech. NTA.

Compassionate suggestion to check for drug use in sibling.

Cutting off family for theft is tough but necessary

When evicting a family member goes wrong ‍♂️

User believes sister deserved consequences for stealing kid’s savings