Mom Suspects Boyfriend Is Planning To Kill Her Son...........

[MechAg94]

https://kprcradio.iheart.com/featured/the-pursuit-of-happiness/content/2018-08-10-mom-suspects-boyfriend-is-planning-to-kill-her-son-but-hes-just-a-nerd/

"I've raised my 7 year old son as a single mother. But last year, I started dating and met my current boyfriend. He's perfect and is great with kids and we've even been flirting with the possibility of marriage recently.

That was until last week, I discovered some disturbing writing by his desk. I don't know what it means and I'm getting really paranoid. I stole it from his desk. It says:

'Kill the KID d4 Nf6 c4 g6 Nc3 Bg7 e4 d6 Nf3 0-0 Be2 e5'

I have no idea what these numbers/letters mean and I'm really worried about the title that says 'Kill the KID.'

I've got a really overactive imagination, but I'm wondering if those numbers/letters are co-ordinates of previous children he's killed or something sick like that. I don't know, please just tell me I’m paranoid. I really like him and don't know why he would write this.

tl;dr boyfriend has weird writing about killing what I assume is my kid."

I thought this story was pretty funny (and not tragic).  

[Ben]

 

[230RN]

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[TommyGunn]

"Check mate."   

I'm glad she had the sense to find out what the notation meant.   It's been years since I played chess,  and when I did I was hardly sophisticated enough to know what those notations meant.   Or, possibly, they hadn't been invented at the time....

[freakazoid]

I hope that once she learned it's true meaning that she trolled him about killing her kid or something.

[230RN]

I didn't want to mention it before, but I think this one made the rounds a couple of years ago.

[MechAg94]

I didn't want to mention it before, but I think this one made the rounds a couple of years ago.

I was left out of the loop.  

[HankB]

. . . It's been years since I played chess,  and when I did I was hardly sophisticated enough to know what those notations meant.   Or, possibly, they hadn't been invented at the time....

When I was playing chess (mostly in high school) descriptive notation was used - things like "P-K4" . . . I never used algebraic notation.