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Worst Human being you've ever known?

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thebatman · 05/06/2021 11:58

After life saving surgery at the start of the year I've been doing some soul searching and re-evaluating a lot in my life, and looking back it astonishes me that I put up with some truly awful people for so long, even when I knew what complete and utter unrepentant shits they were, so, can I ask, who is the worst Human being you have ever known and why?

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AttilaTheMeerkat · 05/06/2021 17:59

PK who was one of the senior people in my first job. He had a vile temper and could shout for England, shouted and swore at everyone lower down the pecking order and employed HK Chinese interns on the cheap. His wife was a mouse of a woman. If that particular man had interviewed me there is no way that I would ever have taken the job.

The other was S who arrived, raised hell through her antics (textbook narcissist who also sucked up to management) and thankfully left. She drove my friend out and that fact even now can sting a bit.

Somethingsnappy · 05/06/2021 18:00

Many of these are awful Sad

Ofalltheginjoints · 05/06/2021 18:09

Two girls that I went to school with turned out to be pure evil, I didn't like them when we were at school (we were in different years but did the same school activity), they murdered their son and tried to blame it on another child, horrendous women who I hope are rotting in prison

TonkaWakan · 05/06/2021 18:09

@MarieIVanArkleStinks Thank you so much for the flowers x

@Secretusername3 I'm from farming and military stock and worked with our Forces during Desert Storm 1 and Bosnia so I thought I was pretty bombproof... but this - it knocked the stuffing right out of me and still does every time I think about it.

WorkHardPlayHard1 · 05/06/2021 18:09

Ha ha ha great one @MRSB1 🤣

LuaDipa · 05/06/2021 18:10

@Headlesschic

My 35 year old daughter is very sentimental. Over the years she’s held onto things that have a special meaning to her. Pictures, cards, letters, baby teeth (!), rosary beads from her first communion that my now passed mum gave her, etc etc etc. Boxes of stuff. She recently broke up with her partner of 10 years. She kept asking when she could go back to the house to pick her precious boxes up. He kept saying as soon as he had the time to get into the garage he would let her know. He knew how much her ‘stuff’ meant to her. What he did instead was take every box to the skip. 35 years of precious memories discarded as ‘punishment’ for leaving him. He’s 10 years older than her with his own successful business so not some silly little boy. He might have plenty of money but he’s morally bankrupt. I hate him for doing it.
I had an ex like this. Also an older man when I was too young to know any better. He took months to return the things I had left at his house, and when he did there were items left that belonged to my df who had passed away. It was devastating at the time, but honestly now I am extremely grateful. I was unsure if I was doing the right thing breaking up with him, this made it clear that he wasn’t the sort of person I could ever truly respect. I hope his ‘revenge’ brought him joy.
Arrowheart · 05/06/2021 18:11

Another one, in used to live near some moors in Bradford. I lived 2 doors down from a chap who owned a removal firm. He hated cats so put mine in his removal van, drove to the moors and left them there. I found out months later as another neighbour found the courage to tell me as it had happened to her cat but she was so frightened of him that it took her months to tell me. We both sent him cat shit in the post for a whole after. We never got our cats back.

Queenie6655 · 05/06/2021 18:14

@Pebbledashery

My ex is the worst human being I've ever had the misfortune of knowing. He isn't even human, he's subhuman. He's evil right down to his very core. If someone knocked on my door to tell me he had died it would be better than winning the lottery. I have a child with him but he's no father and I will not rest until he's out of her life forever. He's a disgusting and vile, poisonous, dangerous abuser that I can only compare him to a very aggressive and terminal cancer and I don't mean any offence by that to those suffering. He is the worst human being I have ever known and I wish I had never met him and hope one day soon he dies and leaves us in peace. Felt better writing that down.
Oh my gosh yes

Sounds familiar

My ex is evil beyond belief

He threatened to rape his ex mil in her 70vile man

Any decent ex he Hd he beat them to a pulp

He scared my whole family for life and with some luck I will be watching him jailed in a matter of weeks

everythingbackbutyou · 05/06/2021 18:17

@Notthenever and a massive fucking coward to boot. She clearly knew exactly who was the 'weak one' of the herd and went for the jugular.

Cottonheadedninymuggins · 05/06/2021 18:18

I have 2.

My grandfather: Abused my grandmother (lovely woman who'd give anyone her last pound even if she was starving) in every way possible - physical, emotional, financially and more. The world owed him a favour and a living without him having to do anything for it. Everything was everyone else's fault. He wanted everything but didn't want to do/work and was so angry when my gran got what they called a green card for being disabled and medically retired and he had to still 'sign on' (he did everything he could to lose his job everytime he got one). He then gave her ten pounds a week from his wage to pay for everything in the house - all bills, food, clothes etc and kept the rest of it for alcohol. When she went into hospital for 6 weeks (three times - one my mum, the other two she sadly lost) to have her babies he gave her usual ten pounds to come out to each time to pay bills (having not paid any bills whilst she was in hospital and had drunk all the rest of his wages. he couldn't be trusted to look after mum so the 2nd and 3rd time she'd gone in she'd had to stay with family. He left their dog so long that the poor baby curled up and pined away in a corner and died :( ) He could never do wrong and accepted no blame. Once told a priest who called to the house to ask why he hadn't come to the church in a while that he couldn't go as if he'd 'see anything he wanted, he'd just take it no matter where it was or what it was'. He stole lots from said church when they took him back. Also stole from charity shops and our families homes. The day that the 3rd baby (2nd that she'd sadly lost) was buried he threw a letter at her (that was written in medical language of the day telling them tactlessly that their DNA did not mix and to not have another baby as 2 had passed) telling her to leave because he 'couldn't put up with her tears anymore.' He also let her bring home a baby whose mother didn't want him and whose grandma had begged her to adopt him (she was a born mother/grandmother who worshipped children) and live with him as her son for 2 weeks. Then when it came to it he wouldn't sign the paperwork to formally adopt him (different times back then) because 'his friends said that they'll take the child back when it hit 18 and any wages it made you wouldn't get'. Mother got the child back, took him home and drowned him within 2 days. He was tolerated for grandmother's sake until she passed away and then cut loose by all but my mum (not by choice - by duty of care). Once in a care home he died unvisited from Dementia a couple of years ago. [His entire family were the same - so very strange. His aunt asked my gran if 'she wanted to lose that baby?' (after she'd already lost one ) and of course she was in shock and stammered no - so she said 'i won't ask you to move a (heavy solid) wardrobe then.'...).]

2nd is my next-door neighbours live-in boyfriend. We have lived next door to her for 25 years in total. For 22 and half years we got on like a house on fire and were very neighbourly and friendly with her and her husband and gave her lots of things we were getting rid of for their house and also helped and advised on things when asked. Sadly 22 years into this her husband passed away. We helped support her through this. 6 months on this man appears having moved in and instantly blasts his music loud at all hours, bangs on the walls as you're nodding off to sleep (as well as during the day/evening), shouts stupid noises (like Yeeeey-ooooh! and 'wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee' or) makes fake exaggerated sex noises and bragging about how good he is and then screams (yes, screams) that 'next door will be complaining!!!!', Christmas he spent hammering on the wall every few minutes. Last summer a letter was sent to the house from apparently one of his exes that got thrown into our garden (I assume he'd told her it was from us as a cover) and then he took to the wall with a hammer from 8pm to 10pm solidly. She now barely speaks to anyone else and we think he's controlling her but she keeps taking him back!

We've heard from others in the neighbourhood that she's told them (when they've had an argument) that he's had kids with three other women that he's now not allowed to see, he's broken family court orders and attacked his exes and their property (he once destroyed her car 3 months after she'd given birth to their premature child who was back and forth to the hospital at the time). Apparently, each relationship ended because he cheated on them and was using apps and facebook etc to speak to other women. During one of their frequent AND LOUD rows we've heard that he's done this to her too.

She's thrown him out three times (each time back within a week) last time after a row that told him he made her not want to come home but she had nowhere else to go so couldn't leave the house - even though it was hers... and she still took him back a week later. He's such a catch (!). There's so much more that he's done too - this is just a snapshot. The council and police have been involved too but due to the pandemic (and the fact that the woman at the council place is rubbish and doesn't reply to messages/voicemails/calls/emails and even doesn't reply to the police messages (!) it's still rolling on.)

As I write this they're eating in the garden and want to hear some music... so the music is blaring from the front living room, through the middle room, through the kitchen (where they have an alexa... we know this because when we're heard in the garden he turns the (new gen so v loud) alexa up to 10) and out to the garden so wherever we are in the house there's no escape.

I realise this is poorly written and the grammar etc is terrible but just typing it out is so bloody cathartic and a bit like therapy, especially with the noise booming through my house right now.

Queenie6655 · 05/06/2021 18:19

Oh sweet lord some of these are just so sad 😳😢

CokeDrinker · 05/06/2021 18:24

@SunshineCake I think you misread what Pebbledashery said.

QioiioiioQ · 05/06/2021 18:27

some people dont even have a thin veneer to cover their bestial natures
:(

mrsnec · 05/06/2021 18:28

My stepmother used to tell me I was a waste of space and would only ever be good enough to work in a shop and live in a bedsit. She was constantly putting me down and made my life hell.

At one point I babysat her children, did all the housework and paid more than the local going rate in rent to stay there.

She started divorce proceedings from my dad when he was diagnosed with cancer. He died before they were finalised. She sued me for my inheritance.

Iamnemesis · 05/06/2021 18:28

The guy at my then work who lied and ruined my career.

Karma got him before I did - he did what he had accused me of doing and got sacked on the spot within 6 months of me leaving.....

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SunshineCake · 05/06/2021 18:31

@Pebbledashery

Get over yourself. I meant I never thought I could wish that onto someone but I do, very much so.
Maybe reread what you type then so what you type is what you meant.
Pebbledashery · 05/06/2021 18:32

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jackstini · 05/06/2021 18:35

@DDIJ - please don't think that
You sound quite humble and self deprecating - I bet you have lots of lovely qualities, just maybe you know someone who has tried to make you disbelieve it Thanks

QioiioiioQ · 05/06/2021 18:35

@Bluedeblue

I met that bloke who kept a nurse in his boot for 9 days, she was almost dead when she was found. I had to visit him in prison (work related). Well, he was handsome, charming, friendly....you would have no idea that he was capable of such a crime. Scary really.
this is how they are able to do it, the fact that they appear totally trustworthy, the average person has no defense against such predators because none of the red flags trigger their radar. Calm people who always wear a smile are the ones afforded the greatest opportunity to destroy
bevelino · 05/06/2021 18:37

@SunshineSum

Pervert who got involved in development work and went on to abuse and rape refugee children.
Oh my god, those poor children.
NCFN · 05/06/2021 18:38

NC
My mother in law was the most heinous individual I have ever met. She was fine with me until I married her son
She did so many cruel things to me and to her own kids; including phoning my place of work , my relatives to berate me. My ‘crime’ being that I married her ‘favourite’ child
When she died I felt nothing but relief and dare I say happiness.

RikkiTikkiTavvi · 05/06/2021 18:39

I’ve encountered many nasty people (ex boss who picked a current victim to target to make herself feel better about her own insecurities, appalling school mum who tried to bully my child). But the only person I reserve actual hate for is the family member who raped and abused me when I was in my teens. I know he had an appalling childhood himself (his dad used to beat his mum in front of him), but I hate him. Not least because he has, for all intents and purposes got away with it. Working in the area I do, I know going to the police now with historic accusations would not lead to a successful prosecution.

SunshineCake · 05/06/2021 18:43

[quote Pebbledashery]@sunshinecake why don't you get off this thread if you have nothing productive to add and you're just being a pedantic troll. It's not needed.[/quote]
When you right one thing and claim you mean the opposite then it is rather relevant.

SunshineCake · 05/06/2021 18:44

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