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16-11-2008, 21:15
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Divorced from reality: All three accounts of the Second Life love triangle that saw a woman separate from her husband for having a cyber-affair
By Amanda Cable
Last updated at 11:26 PM on 14th November 2008
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The new fiancee of Second Life love rat David Pollard, whose marriage crumbled when his wife caught him 'having online sex with her', was unmasked - and denied the pair had had a cyber-affair.
Linda Brinkley, 55, known on the multi-player online game as Modesty McDonnell, revealed that since her online fling with David Pollard, the couple had become engaged in real life.
But Miss Brinkley today denied that her internet love affair with Mr Pollard had led to the break-up of the 40-year-old's marriage to ex-wife Amy Taylor.
David Pollard and Amy Pollard on their wedding day in Newquay, Cornwall. The couple were also married in the computer game Second Life as characters Dave Barmy and Laura Skye
When their computer-generated selves clapped eyes on each other, she said, it was 'love at first sight'. But she claimed they were only friends until David split with his wife.
Miss Brinkley fell for David after her online character Modesty McDonnell began working as a hostess in the nightclub he runs on the web-based reality game.
Their bond in the game is now so strong that they have become engaged in real life - despite never having met outside the computer-generated world.
In the Second Life world players adopt a new identity and can move around, work and socialise in a computer-generated environment.
Here, all three give their version of events
Hier het hele verhaal. Verteld door de stakkers zelf.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1085915/Divorced-reality-All-accounts-Second-Life-love-triangle-saw-woman-separate-husband-having-cyber-affair.html
Het gelukkige paar. Verloofd in real life. Reeds getrouwd in Second Life.
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Zij.
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Hij.
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De maitresse.
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Divorced from reality: All three accounts of the Second Life love triangle that saw a woman separate from her husband for having a cyber-affair
By Amanda Cable
Last updated at 11:26 PM on 14th November 2008
Comments (59) Add to My Stories
The new fiancee of Second Life love rat David Pollard, whose marriage crumbled when his wife caught him 'having online sex with her', was unmasked - and denied the pair had had a cyber-affair.
Linda Brinkley, 55, known on the multi-player online game as Modesty McDonnell, revealed that since her online fling with David Pollard, the couple had become engaged in real life.
But Miss Brinkley today denied that her internet love affair with Mr Pollard had led to the break-up of the 40-year-old's marriage to ex-wife Amy Taylor.
David Pollard and Amy Pollard on their wedding day in Newquay, Cornwall. The couple were also married in the computer game Second Life as characters Dave Barmy and Laura Skye
When their computer-generated selves clapped eyes on each other, she said, it was 'love at first sight'. But she claimed they were only friends until David split with his wife.
Miss Brinkley fell for David after her online character Modesty McDonnell began working as a hostess in the nightclub he runs on the web-based reality game.
Their bond in the game is now so strong that they have become engaged in real life - despite never having met outside the computer-generated world.
In the Second Life world players adopt a new identity and can move around, work and socialise in a computer-generated environment.
Here, all three give their version of events
Hier het hele verhaal. Verteld door de stakkers zelf.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1085915/Divorced-reality-All-accounts-Second-Life-love-triangle-saw-woman-separate-husband-having-cyber-affair.html
Het gelukkige paar. Verloofd in real life. Reeds getrouwd in Second Life.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/11/14/article-1085915-0275F9E9000005DC-289_468x333.jpg
Zij.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/11/14/article-1085915-027950C8000005DC-290_224x423.jpghttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/11/14/article-1085915-0275A960000005DC-723_224x423.jpg
Hij.
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De maitresse.
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