Fort Worth man caught on camera on United Airlines flight during alleged cheating

The video, shot slyly, showed several clips of a man sitting next to a woman on a flight, with the two men leaning towards each other and chatting.

Sitting across the aisle, Rened seemed to be able to hear the two talking and learned that they had met at the airport bar and that the man had convinced her to change seats to sit together and drink.

“I don’t know his name but I know his because he keeps saying it,” she wrote in the caption. Rened added several other identifying information to help viewers identify and identify the man.

“He also said his 8 year old daughter danced for the Astros opener tonight, he is from Ft. Worth, says he is a surfer and just got a new surfboard, that he is supposedly president of the company he works for and that he is going to New York on business,” she listed.

His wedding ring gave him a hint that he might be married, but this has not been confirmed.

“Do your TikTok thing,” she wrote.

In less than 24 hours, viewers claimed to have identified the man and his wife. Others wrote that they first saw the man on a Facebook page called “Are we dating the same guy DFW,” where women post images of men they meet to see if they're they are single.

The TikTok has been viewed 27.6 million times and received over 46,000 comments. In a follow-up video, Rened claimed to have seen the couple kiss and go to the bathroom together.

Many expressed their joy at how the public was able to identify the man and alert his wife.

“I’m worshiping the internet gods today!” I succeeded! ” one person wrote, while another said: “Can I just say women are awesome! Team work ! “.

However, some pointed out that it was all circumstantial and there was no evidence that the man did anything other than chat with the person next to him.

“Did I miss something he’s talking to her about,” one person wrote.

Others condemned the ad, suggesting it would be unkind to the wife not to know her husband.

“You just embarrassed this lady by thinking you were crime stoppers.” How do you know she wanted her stuff exposed like that? “, one person wrote.

“I wouldn’t want the whole world to know about my business like this,” added another.