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Serial Casanova busted after e-mail blunder
London, Oct 09: A British man who was simultaneously dating four women he contacted through an online dating agency, was caught in his own trap after an e-mail slip up, the British press reported.
London, Oct 09: A British man who was simultaneously dating four women he contacted through an online dating agency, was caught in his own trap after an e-mail slip up, the British press reported.
Everything was going perfectly for 44-year-old Mark Ridgewell, who called his dates "princess" to avoid getting their names wrong, until he inadvertently sent an e-mail message to all four of them at once, according to a newspaper.
When they discovered Ridgewell was cheating on them, the angry women decided to trap the Casanova, and arranged a surprise meet in his pub in the south of England. Ridgewell was expecting a romantic tete a tete with one of his dates, but what he got was a head to head -- with all four of his "victims."
"We wanted to humiliate him publicly in front of his friends and neighbours," said ringleader Dawn Knight.
"I arranged it so that Mark was facing away from the door so he didn't see the other girls coming in. The girls were all asking questions like, 'Why did you do it?' and 'It's not fair is it?'", Knight added.
When confronted by the peeved quartet, Ridgewell, who in his personals ad said he was "totally faithful" and "extremely loving and sincere," was at a loss for words. Bureau Report
Everything was going perfectly for 44-year-old Mark Ridgewell, who called his dates "princess" to avoid getting their names wrong, until he inadvertently sent an e-mail message to all four of them at once, according to a newspaper.
When they discovered Ridgewell was cheating on them, the angry women decided to trap the Casanova, and arranged a surprise meet in his pub in the south of England. Ridgewell was expecting a romantic tete a tete with one of his dates, but what he got was a head to head -- with all four of his "victims."
"We wanted to humiliate him publicly in front of his friends and neighbours," said ringleader Dawn Knight.
"I arranged it so that Mark was facing away from the door so he didn't see the other girls coming in. The girls were all asking questions like, 'Why did you do it?' and 'It's not fair is it?'", Knight added.
When confronted by the peeved quartet, Ridgewell, who in his personals ad said he was "totally faithful" and "extremely loving and sincere," was at a loss for words. Bureau Report