‘I didn’t steal your jewelry’: Woman Falsely Accused of Stealing Jewelry At Her Cousin's Wedding Singled Out Online, Family Dispute Arises When She Blocks Her Cousin

Welcome back queens of the internet. We all know that stealing is a petty crime. Most of us have dabbled in a bit of kleptomania during our teen years, stealing chocolate bars or small things. Like anything else, there are many levels. Stealing a candy bar from a big chain grocery store, albeit wrong, is not comparable to stealing something from a small business. Now, what about stealing from people you know?

There's a lot of trust involved with having friends or family around. Anyone should feel comfortable with their belongings, and trust that no one is going to steal them. Drama could erupt when something goes missing, ties can be broken, and relatives could be estranged. That's just what happens in this Reddit thread. A woman is falsely accused of stealing jewelry at her cousin's wedding, and eventually even the grandma gets involved. Proving your innocence is essential, your family should be there for you and believe you.