US Woman, 33, Ghosted By Teen Boyfriend In Pakistan Camps Outside His House

A US girl travelled to Pakistan to marry her teenage boyfriend whom she met on-line, however her marriage ceremony plans took a weird flip when the boy’s household rejected the connection.  

Onijah Andrew Robinson, 33, who has two kids, flew from New York to Karachi to fulfill 19-year-old Nidal Ahmed Memon. Mr Memon’s household didn’t approve of the wedding, leaving Ms Robinson stranded in Pakistan with an expired visa, The New York Post reported.

Refusing to depart, Ms Robinson camped outdoors Mr Memon’s Karachi home, which she discovered locked and deserted. 

The story got here to gentle when Pakistani activist and YouTuber Zaffar Abbas highlighted Ms Robinson’s plight on social media, prompting Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori to increase his assist, assist along with her expired visa, and organize a ticket again to the US.

Regardless of this help, Ms Robinson refused to depart and commenced making a collection of more and more weird calls for. She held press conferences, providing updates on her state of affairs and commentary on Pakistan. 

She additionally demanded $3,000 per week from Mr Memon and demanded Pakistani citizenship, in keeping with a Instances of India report. In one other interview, she claimed to be married to Mr Memon and acknowledged that they have been planning to maneuver to Dubai quickly and begin a household.

Her calls for escalated, with Ms Robinson requesting $100,000, together with $20,000 in money, from the Pakistani authorities that week. When questioned in regards to the goal of the cash, she mentioned, “It is towards my faith to inform y’all my enterprise.” Her quickly altering statements raised issues.

Ms Robinson’s son, Jeremiah Andrew Robinson, claimed his mom had bipolar dysfunction and was mentally unwell. He additionally mentioned that his sibling additionally tried to persuade her to return to the US however their efforts went in useless. 

Following her son’s claims, Ms Robinson was admitted to the psychiatry division at Karachi’s Jinnah Put up Graduate Hospital for a psychological well being analysis. She is lastly returning to the US after spending months in Pakistan, in keeping with The Independent.