You'd think he would've noticed that his
so-called "fiancee" kept leaving the toilet seat up:
Even in the messy legal world of dividing property after a failed romance, this case was exceptional. A Jackson County judge was asked to consider whether a transvestite had misled a former male fiance into believing she was a woman. Ferris Griggs of Kansas City, Kan., sued Josie Garcia of Kansas City, claiming that Garcia had defrauded him by pretending to be a woman.
Griggs wanted the judge to remove Garcia's name from a deed to a $20,000 house they co-own. Griggs also gave Garcia a $2,500 engagement ring, but didn't ask for that back.
Garcia, who goes by the name Cindy, testified that Griggs knew all along that she was a man, and that they often had sex during a relationship that lasted many months. Garcia dressed as a woman in court.
Griggs denied that the couple had sex. He said someone else told him that Garcia was a man.
He's also claiming that Garcia blackmailed him, threatening to tell Griggs' parole officer about an illegal trip the two of them made out of state. And I loved this part:
But Garcia testified that she did not blackmail Griggs, and said they had a troubled relationship because Griggs was a control freak and hermit while she was sociable and normal.
Yeah. Normal.
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