A British woman claimed that she spotted her husband in a promotional video for an Indian restaurant, despite his death in 2014. The restaurant is Spice Cottagelocated in the village of Westbourne, West Sussex, and the lady posted pictures of her husband with social media comments on the video footage to promote the restaurant, which she said was filmed earlier this month, so the restaurant goers can be seen eating meals while waiters prepare meals for customers in the clip, Which ends with a round of applause for the staff.
Unexpected surprise
The clip was posted on the restaurant’s “Facebook” page, where the woman named Lucy Watson commented: “How old is the footage? My late husband and his son are in the video and he died in 2014?”
A response came from the restaurant, Chichester City Market, which said: ‘Hi Lucy, sorry to hear this, this footage was recorded last week.’ The venue posted the video on January 16 with the caption, ‘New year, new mood.’ There was no development on this matter, and neither Ms. Watson nor the venue responded to a request for comment.
Lady Lucy’s response
A woman fakes her death
In a similar incident, it is indicated that an Indonesian woman filmed – earlier – her death on social media so that she would not have to pay her debts of 4.2 million Indonesian rupees, equivalent to $ 268, according to her creditor. Lisa Dewi Pramita had already requested an extension of the loan because she could not pay her money. But just as the second deadline was about to expire, the woman’s son announced her tragic death onFacebookAlong with pictures of the corpse complete with pieces of cotton in its nose.
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association system
Maya Gunawan, the woman who lent Lisa Dewi Pramita IDR 4.2 million, knew the woman from an activist group on Internet Where they were both members of it, they entered into something like “the association”, and this system is known in Indonesia as “Lottery clubIt is a popular lottery system in Indonesia, where members pay small amounts of money each month, with one member receiving the entire amount for that specific month, and since all members will eventually receive the monthly bet, it is considered a type of investment, according to odditycentral.