How The Gough and Whittingham Family Exploited an Elderly Woman For Their Own Agenda|PART 4

I really was just going to leave it at Part 3, but after recalling the comments that Paris and Naomi made under Paris’ defamatory and malicious fiction post, it would have felt unfinished—plus, with the amount of people believing the lies, the comments just couldn’t go unchallenged.

In response to everyone’s comments, Paris stated that her aunt wouldn’t be taking possession of the property. Ironically, despite Paris stating, “I don’t talk to compulsive liars,” yet she keeps talking–and lying.

She continues on to say, “It has way too much work needing to be done.”

Where do I begin? I guess the beginning of her compulsive lies is as good a place as any to start.

Do you recall Naomi’s threatening and abusive behaviour towards Willow? Where she threatened to go round to her house to “talk,” despite knowing Willow was on bed rest? You recall that, I’m most certain. Which means you’ll also recall Willow saying to Naomi— even before Naomi got aggressive—that if she didn’t stop coming at her with the same false insistences, Willow would call off the exchange. She was recovering from surgery, and the last thing she needed was the stress of Naomi’s tantrum.

An hour or so after Naomi’s vicious meltdown, Willow did indeed contact VIVID Homes, informing them of the family’s decision to call off the exchange due to Naomi’s behaviour towards them—see for yourself. Unlike the Goughs and Whittinghams, Willow keeps to her word!

So, armed with this knowledge…do tell me—how was it Naomi’s decision not to take the property?

ANOTHER LIE!

Paris then responds to a friend:

Really? “DEEPLY UNLIVEABLE”?

I’m not sure how Paris can LIVE with HERSELF, but I imagine it’s likely got something to do with the lies she tells herself—because let’s be clear: she hasn’t told A SINGLE TRUTH YET.

I needn’t remind you that the home most definitely wasn’t DEEPLY UNLIVEABLE…“woop woop.”

Naomi makes an appearance, in true Naomi style — which, of course, involves more lies. It does seem to run in the blood.

“They’ve all just named and shamed themselves.”

And why might that be?

It couldn’t possibly be because Naomi said to Willow, “I wonder what other people’s opinions on this whole situation would be…” COULD IT!?

Except NAOMI didn’t give PEOPLE the TRUTH on the SITUATION. The Mitchell family DID. I AM!

Naomi gave the parts that make her look like the sun shines out her ars— and what a hard done by, helpless victim she is—when in fact, she’s a disgusting, cruel, cold, calculated, compulsive lying ABUSER!

Then—THEN—Naomi really has the AUDACITY, or the delusion, to state: “I have no need to lie.”

That one—that one did make me chuckle. Because that’s EXACTLY what a COMPULSIVE LIAR IS!

They LIE for NO REASON!

Except, this time, it wasn’t just compulsion—this time, she lied with MALICIOUS INTENT.

That—that reveals the condition of her heart, and her character.

She doesn’t stop there. She then goes on to state, “All me and my family have done is work, work, work to help them out.”

HOLY MOTHER TERESA.

Really? 🤔 “To help them out.”

So, she went to view Mandy’s home on April 2nd, saw the—what did Paris call it—“DEEPLY UNLIVEABLE” conditions, and then decided on April 3rd to send in the husband and brother to rip up Mandy’s carpets… for Mandy?

Right. RIGHT.

So, in her list of demands for Neighbourhood Officer Dan (aka Inspector Dan), she was enquiring about all those things for Mandy? Right.

So when she told VIVID Homes that she would be happy to clear all that needed cleared—she was doing that for Mandy?

Not for herself? Not for her family? Not so she could have the 3 bedroom home?

Must be. Right. Because, as Naomi told us: “I have no need to lie.”

So… she lies because she wants to?

Not sure I’d want to see her NEEDING TO LIE then—if this is what she deems as having “NO NEED to lie.”

She really did have no reason to lie — yet she CHOSE to. KNOWING it would cause HURT. And all she’s done since is DOUBLE DOWN (and LAUGH!).

No “sorry.”

No “accountability.”

No “decency.”

No “humanly.”

Yet she expected what she doesn’t give.

If Naomi was as good a person as she desperately tries to sell to everyone that she is, then why wouldn’t she instruct her niece to take the post down?

Now, we wait.

Because what they do NOW — MATTERS MOST!

Will they double down again? Triple down? Quadruple down?

Will they continue to paint themselves as the innocent, wronged parties—the victims in a story they actively manipulated?

One thing is for sure, pride may shout the loudest—but it always falls the HARDEST!

“Whittingham” and “Gough” only refers to the named individuals.