been there done that

Submitted by Linda (United States), Nov 11, 2015 at 00:38

this is very true as my story is very long but i was held hostage in egypt as when my husband sent me money in america and even when i said no he sent it anyway and bought me a several tickets to go there and visit and 1 trip we married and then i came home and went again all to tell him i would stay for little while but then he refused to let me go till i brought him back with me and i was there 1 yr but every trip to the embassy in Cairo i was scared to tell the american woman in the embassy there to help me hes holding me hostage and refusing to let me go home ..I was afraid he would hear me tell her this and if they didnt help me i had to go home with him and continue getting abused so I decided for my safety to bring him to america and turn him into immigration and I did go and they were mean to me there and told me if i didnt have his number to send all my info to the address they gave me and so i left and sent all info i had and never heard from them and it has done mental damage to me as to the abuse and holding me hostage there telling me I will die there and never talk to my family again and never go home!! He lives now with his best egyptian friend that came after marrying an american woman and leaving her so they got in the same town..I was left with scars and no money for counceling and I am on disability and he worked alot and saved all his money wouldnt help me i paid for everything and once in Egypt he was asking me to pay for most everything and had quit his job ..I can tell you so much more to show how he wanted greencard ... I never forget and suffer every day and wish there was someone in the embassy that would listen to my story but i cant find the proper place to send a email to let them know..

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