Sex, Lies, and Joint Credit Cards

The details sound like something out of dark comedy, but in the case of Illinois lovers Vivian Williamson and Xavier Daniels, truth is indeed stranger than fiction.

Both Williamson and Daniels were married to different people when they met in Daniels’ cigar lounge. They started an affair, and she started working at the cigar lounge. Somewhere in the midst of Las Vegas trips and destroying their marriages, the details started getting murky.

According to Williamson, Daniels claimed that he had been diagnosed with cancer and didn’t have health insurance. Williamson helped Daniels get set up with numerous credit cards, and between all the cards, he charged more than $80,000, none of it for medical expenses. Daniels says that he never claimed he had cancer and that the credit cards were used for business expenses for his cigar lounge. Either way, Williamson’s credit history and credit score have suffered as a result.

From what I’ve read about Williamson and Daniels, these are both terrible human beings. They destroyed their marriages pursuing an extramarital affair. Also, I don’t know which is dumber, faking cancer to get a credit card or trusting a man is cheating on their wife (obviously not trustworthy) with a joint credit card. For their supreme levels of stupidity, I am jointly awarding the Navin R. Johnson award to Vivian Williamson and Xavier Daniels. You two deserve each other.

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