Charliesmomma
Sep 3, 2009, 09:28 AM
Hello,
My 21-year-old son and his girlfriend moved to Las Vegas early this year to finish school at University of Nevada Las Vegas. They have been doing great until recently, when the girlfriend accepted a position as Personal Assistant for this 45-year-old man (presumably very wealthy and very interesting). There are a couple of other "characters" in this situation, possibly to help him appear more legitimate: a 23-year-old wife and a woman who was his girlfriend, and has been in business with him for about 10 years.
The man has no specific job. The kids tell me he is an entrepreneur, and has done many fascinating things to amass his fortune including writing a book, creating a yellow pages directory for gays and lesbians in UT, playing poker, etc.
Long story short, the new employer seems very manipulative and controlling of both my son and his girlfriend, to the point where he has convinced them to push back the dates they had planned to come home for a visit (East Coast.)
I am very afraid that this man is trouble, and that he is seducing them before getting them into something dangerous. The "kids" feel I'm just being overprotective, but the info I know about this man isn't adding up to anything good. HOW do I help my son and his girlfriend realize how bad this guy is, and save them before they get hurt?? Please help!
Thank you!
Charliesmomma
My 21-year-old son and his girlfriend moved to Las Vegas early this year to finish school at University of Nevada Las Vegas. They have been doing great until recently, when the girlfriend accepted a position as Personal Assistant for this 45-year-old man (presumably very wealthy and very interesting). There are a couple of other "characters" in this situation, possibly to help him appear more legitimate: a 23-year-old wife and a woman who was his girlfriend, and has been in business with him for about 10 years.
The man has no specific job. The kids tell me he is an entrepreneur, and has done many fascinating things to amass his fortune including writing a book, creating a yellow pages directory for gays and lesbians in UT, playing poker, etc.
Long story short, the new employer seems very manipulative and controlling of both my son and his girlfriend, to the point where he has convinced them to push back the dates they had planned to come home for a visit (East Coast.)
I am very afraid that this man is trouble, and that he is seducing them before getting them into something dangerous. The "kids" feel I'm just being overprotective, but the info I know about this man isn't adding up to anything good. HOW do I help my son and his girlfriend realize how bad this guy is, and save them before they get hurt?? Please help!
Thank you!
Charliesmomma