You did the right thing. The real villain is the guy who's so afraid of banks he's a fugitive.
NTA. Seriously, he had three different IDs and you were supposed to just let it slide?
What was he, a secret agent? A fugitive? Just 'doesn't trust banks' my ass.
He was literally a walking red flag convention. You just saved your sister's life.
This is the kind of story that needs a follow up. Don't leave us hanging, OP.
Did she yell at you? Cry? Was she mad? You have to tell us what happened.
He looked like he was about to pass out... probably because he was about to go to prison.
He looked toward the parking lot because he was looking for his getaway car, not his best man.
The "best man" probably got a text saying "I can't make it. I'm busy. Don't tell them I'm a cop."
This is a movie plot and you were the hero. You literally saved your sister from a con man.
The fact that you were jealous of your sister is the least interesting part of this story. He had three IDs!
Three IDs is the new 'doesn't trust banks.' Classic move.
You're a hero, not a villain. Anyone who says otherwise is part of the problem.
She's mad at you now, but she'll thank you later. Maybe. Eventually.
I'd be more shocked if he didn't have a fake ID. Seriously, what did she expect?
This is the kind of story that makes me believe in love. The love of a sister. The love of a con man.
I bet he was a tax evader. It's always a tax evader.
He 'didn't trust banks' because they have a record of his criminal activity. Obvious.
I'm not saying you're a hero, but you're definitely not a villain. You're a pragmatist.
Don't feel bad. You just saved her from a lifetime of being married to a man who probably has six other wives.
Can't wait for the sequel: "My sister's con man husband escaped prison and now he's trying to get revenge on me."
Why didn't you tell her about the IDs? You waited until the last minute. Kinda dramatic, huh?
The best part is that he was so close to getting away with it. So, so close.
He looked like he was about to pass out... maybe he was just nervous? Nah, he's a fugitive.
Your sister is going to be mad, but it's better than finding out he's wanted for murder.
This is why you don't marry a man who 'doesn't trust banks' and has three different IDs.
I would have done the same thing. No questions asked. What's wrong with you people?
This is what happens when you don't listen to your gut. Her gut was right.
Your sister is going to hate you for a while. But eventually, she'll realize you did the right thing.
This is the most shocking thing that happened at a wedding I attended? Nah, it's just a Tuesday.
I can't believe she didn't see it. The signs were so obvious. So, so obvious.
I'm a little bit in love with you now, OP. You're a hero. No question.
The best part is when he went from gray to white. The color drained from his face. Literally.
The wedding was a total bust. But at least you got a good story out of it.
Right choice? The only choice. You saved her from a life of misery.
She was 'glowing, completely oblivious.' That's a tragedy in itself.
A whirlwind romance that ended in a police siren. Poetic, really.
She'll thank you later. After she's done crying and yelling at you.
She needs a new sister. You're the one she deserves. And she's lucky to have you.
This is like a real-life episode of 'Law & Order.' You're the detective.
You didn't ruin her wedding. He did. You just showed up with the evidence.
I'm just a little bit jealous. I want a sister who's a secret agent.
He was about to get away with it. And then you made a phone call. Epic.
The only thing worse than a wedding without a best man is a wedding with a fugitive groom.
I want to see the update. I need to know what he was wanted for. It's eating me alive.
I'm so glad I read this. I needed to know that there are still good people in the world.
You're the hero. No debate. No question. You just saved her life.
The most shocking thing about this story is that she didn't see it coming.
He had three IDs! You did the only thing you could. The only thing.
You didn't do it out of jealousy. You did it out of love. Sisterly love.
This is a lesson to all of us. Trust your gut. And don't marry a con man.
This is the kind of story that makes me believe in fate. And police sirens.
The best man probably had food poisoning because he was a cop. He couldn't be a witness.
You're not a hero or a villain. You're a legend. The kind of person who tells it like it is.
This is the kind of story that you tell your kids about. And their kids. And their kids' kids.
He was so close. So close to getting away with it. But you were just a little bit closer.
He looked like he was about to pass out because he was wanted for three different crimes.
I'm not saying you're a hero, but you're a hero. The kind of hero that wears a dress.
The best part is that he didn't even get to kiss the bride. The sirens were his kiss of death.
You literally saved your sister from a lifetime of being married to a fugitive. You're a hero.