Woman Who Impregnated Self With Stolen Semen From Billionaire Wins Child Support Battle



Hotel cleaner who stole sperm from a used condom won child support battle

A 40-year-old Las Vegas hotel cleaner won a child support battle against a 28-year-old millionaire who she never slept with.

Jane was 36 when she stole a used condom from a then 24-year-old tech millionaire’s hotel garbage can.

She inserted the semen inside her vagina and became pregnant with a baby boy who is now 4-years-old.

And during child support hearing, she confessed that she did not sleep with the man but impregnated herself after found the condom in the dustbin while cleaning the room. The court then ordered a paternity test and found that the baby's father was indeed the millionaire. The court then ordered the man to pay the mother $2 million for three years.
If ur problem be "wetin people go talk" then you never ready for this life........

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