Nabbed! Three scorned girlfriends turn up at airport to confront boyfriend after discovering he cheated on them all

3 scorned girlfriends turn up at airport to confront boyfriend after discovering he cheated on them all

 

 

20 year old Charlie Fisher (pictured right) who had been cheating with three young women, 17 year old Becky Connery (pictured left), 19 year old Lizzie Leeland-Cunningham (center), and another 20 year old girl who didn't want to be named, was embarrassed at the airport by all three women when he flew home from holiday. According to Becky, when all three of them found out he'd been dating them for more than six months and was cheating on them with the other, they teamed up and decided to teach him a lesson.

The girls stormed the airport as Charlie was returning from a holiday and started shouting 'Liar Liar' at him. 

Becky told how she found out that the man she was in love with was cheating on her - and how she and his other girlfriends decided to have the last laugh.

She told UK Daily Mail:

'I'd known Charlie for three years but started seeing him in March, and early on we had the conversation that we weren't seeing anyone else, that we were exclusive. I was in love with him, and he said he was in love with me, but I had my suspicions from the start.

He was very protective of his phone, he wouldn't let me put pictures of me and him on social networks, he deleted comments I made about us - looking back, he was very shady.'

Becky said she was at Charlie's house the night before he traveled on holiday and saw a message from a girl on his phone saying 'I will meet you later'.

 

She said it instantly made her suspicious as he'd asked her to go home early that night as he had to finish his packing. 

'Charlie caught me and we had a row - I asked who this girl was and he said she was just a friend.'

After Charlie traveled, Becky found the girl who sent the text on twitter

'I told her we were both seeing the same person and she wasn't surprised - she had been with him since January, and had always had her suspicions'

The two girls then met and discovered there was a third girl, Lizzie Leeland-Cunningham, 19 and made contact with her through Facebook.  

 

Lizzie had been dating Mr Fisher since meeting him on Facebook in April. She said;

'He was a real charmer and had a real way with words - he knew how to say the right thing at the right time. But what I didn't realise was that when he was going off to see his friend 'Chris', he was actually seeing one of the other girls.  He did it to them, too, saying he was going to see 'Harry' when he was seeing me.

'I suggested as a joke that we should all go to the airport to meet him.  The other two said "Yes, good idea" straightaway, so we met on Saturday morning and went to the airport together.' 

As Mr Fisher came out through customs, all three girls called his name. Becky said: 

'He froze and looked at us.  He said: "Why are you here?  Why would you do this? We were like "Are you joking?"

"I said to him: "I can't believe how you could be like this for seven months."'

Lizzie said: 'He came out of customs and saw all of us and his face just dropped. We said we wanted to talk to him, and he said "Can't I talk to you later?" and we said no, we wanted to talk to him now.

I said to him "Don't you have anything to say to us?"'.

Charlie headed towards the car park with his grandmother, who had come to collect him, but the girls continued to berate him, stopping only to explain what their grievance was to his grandmother.

'She just shrugged and said "OK" when we told her why we were angry', Becky said.

Becky put a picture of the girls at the airport on Twitter, with the caption: 'Just been at the airport to meet my cheating boyfriend...' and was celebrated as a hero by Twitter users, who said: 'This is awesome - you go, girl.' 

 

Now the girls, who say they're happy to have ousted him from their lives, have forged firm friendships with each other.

'They're great - I'm seeing both of them for nights out soon,' said Becky.  'We can't think what we saw in Charlie in the first place.

'I'm so glad we confronted him - it's not the 16th century any more - girls don't have to put up with this.'