More proof the women here are misanthropes. Reverse the assets, and put them in a divorce, and you'd be screeching about it all being HER assets (even though he earned them). In this case, the money is legally all his. If she set up a will the right way, he still gets half of all of her assets, plus the house, plus all of his own assets. |
My ex-wife used to threaten suicide all the time. Sadly, she never even tried. If I called the cops every time she made a threat they would have had to park a cop car outside the house full-time. Women make threats all the time, they are rarely credible. |
You said that the reason the man had an affair was because the wife was crazy and that's very black and white. Men don't have affairs because their wives are crazy, but because they get bored and if there is a prospective of a younger and thus hotter woman, many will go for it. |
Yes everything is his including the blame for ruining two women's lives because he thinks with his dick. He is totally undateable, cursed forever by the bad karma. |
Except if you did call the cops and got her placed on a temporary involuntary psych hold she might have stopped because you called her bluff. |
Eh - water under the bridge. He sounds like a catch! |
It would be nice to think so, but I guarantee you there are women out there who will be aroused by the fact that he had two women at the same time, and one of them wanted him badly enough to kill for him. |
Yes they do. If she was denying him sex and affection, and making his life a living hell because she was crazy, then he would naturally seek sex, affection, and non-crazy companionship elsewhere. |
This is just such an odd comment considering everything about this situation suggests he’s kind of a gold digger. He moved his wife to a state that would be more advantageous for him to try and divorce her and get a slice of her significant earnings. And he was leaving for his boss who presumably makes more money than him and could advance his career. Yet the whole thing is a parable about how all women care about is taking their husband’s assets? |
| We really don't know what time she sent the texts. It might have given him enough time to get to the house. Maybe he didn't look at his phone at work? Maybe this was a common occurrence for the wife, and drama was a normal part of their marriage. |
When Meredith didn't show up at dinner, he went to her home. Police had already arrived and he said "I think my wife is in there" |
Dude was drunk on a Sunday. |
| Sorry, but it is all the fault of the murderous wife. She committed pre-mediated, cold blooded murder and then killed herself. How is this in any way shape or form on the man? There’s lots of lawyers on this board. Would love to see them make an argument that would fly with the jury how she’s not responsible for her own actions. |
I don’t think that anyone is saying it is legally his fault. But it is mind blowing that he wouldn’t have attempted to warn the OW when his wife texted him what she was going to do. |
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Update to this story - the husband is interviewed by ABC News
https://abcnews.go.com/US/man-involved-2018-love-triangle-murder-suicide-case/story?id=65366893 Lots of details revealed:
The wife goes full-on Jason Bourne and planned her revenge for weeks: planting GPS trackers, hacking into her husbands phone, buying a gun and practicing at the gun range, wearing a wig/trench-coat/binoculars and staking out the mistress's house for hours at a time, etc. |