An American woman traveled to Pakistan to marry her teenage lover, which she got online, but her wedding plan took a strange turn when the boy’s family rejected the relationship.
Onija Andrew Robinson, 33, who has two children, flew from New York from Karachi to meet 19 -year -old Nidal Ahmed Memon. The New York Post reported that Mr. Memon’s family did not approve the marriage, who was stuck with a visa for Ms. Robinson for a time in Pakistan.
Refusing to leave, Ms. Robinson camped outside Shri Memon’s Karachi House, which she found closed and left.
The story came to light when Pakistani activist and Utubbar Zafar Abbas highlighted the plight of Ms. Robinson on social media, inspired Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tesari to raise his support, helped the visa ending time, and America Arranged back tickets.
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Despite this assistance, Ms. Robinson refused to leave and started creating a range of bizarre demands. He held a press conference, offering updates on his position and comment on Pakistan.
According to the Times of India report, he demanded $ 3,000 per week from Mr. Memon and demanded Pakistani citizenship. In another interview, he claimed to marry Mr. Memon and said that he was planning to go to Dubai soon and start a family.
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That week from the Pakistani government, Ms. Robinson requested $ 100,000, requesting $ 100,000, including $ 20,000 cash. When asked about the purpose of the money, he said, “It is against my religion that I should tell my business.” His rapidly changing statements expressed concern.
Jeremia Andrew Robinson, son of Ms. Robinson, claimed that her mother had a bipolar disorder and was mentally ill. He also said that his brother also tried to convince him to return to America but his efforts were wasted.
Following her son’s claims, Ms. Robinson was admitted to the Psychiatry Department at Jinnah Post Graduate Hospital in Karachi for mental health evaluation. According to The Independent, she is finally returning to America after spending months in Pakistan.
