Wife takes care of the 'other woman', ends her DH's affair and his marriage in one evening

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If he failed to call 911 because he was afraid of everything getting out in the open, he is pretty damn complicit.

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Anonymous wrote:If he failed to call 911 because he was afraid of everything getting out in the open, he is pretty damn complicit.

Nah. He probably could not believe his wife was THAT crazy and psycho enough to commit a murder suicide. Most people won't. Denial in these kinds of cases is common... "but, but, but, she was so nice, etc."

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Anonymous wrote:If he failed to call 911 because he was afraid of everything getting out in the open, he is pretty damn complicit.

Nah. He probably could not believe his wife was THAT crazy and psycho enough to commit a murder suicide. Most people won't. Denial in these kinds of cases is common... "but, but, but, she was so nice, etc."

Denial.

Even if he thought his wife was just going to go tell her off, if he was not a selfish creep he would have done something.

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Anonymous wrote:OW was a Republican activist.
Wife has crazy eyes.
Husband is hot.

Republican activist seems a bit of a stretch, no? "Chapman spent a year as the campaign manager for former state Treasurer Chip Flowers, a Democrat."

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Anonymous wrote:When were the texts sent and why wasn't 911 immediately called?

This is terrible. Why didn’t he call 911 or at least call and warn the mistress?

I thought I read he was waiting for Meredith at a restaurant, they had plans to eat dinner together (a date). When she didn’t show up, he gave up waiting and drove to her house. Which makes it even weirder that if he had received threats from his wife he didn’t call 911 all that time. Scumbag.

Doesn't matter. Guarantee that within a few months he will have women lined up to date him. They will figure that if he was schtupping these two, must have something going for him.

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Anonymous wrote:Really? And left her husband alive? Shiiiiiit. Nope. No.

I agree, unless her reasoning was that death is a merciful release and he will live out his life knowing that two people died partly because of his actions, and that many people know of his story.

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Anonymous wrote:Really? And left her husband alive? Shiiiiiit. Nope. No.

I agree, unless her reasoning was that death is a merciful release and he will live out his life knowing that two people died partly because of his actions, and that many people know of his story.

Suicide is a hate crime against oneself.

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Wife and Cheater.

Isn't it amazing that social media portrays them as sooooo happy!!

She looks like she’s got issues. And that she hasn’t been Fu(ked in a while.

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Anonymous wrote:Wife and Mistress

Or, and I'm just spit-balling here, murderer and victim.

murderer and cheater

If it was a murderer and his drug dealer, we would say that.... just say it how it is.

Nobody deserves to be murdered, but she was not an innocent victim, she engaged in risky behavior and paid the ultimate price.

Are you completely f****** insane? The ultimate price for cheating and adultery is not murder. It Is not death. We are not some backwards country halfway across the world. Holy s***. I just...wow. She is a murder victim.

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Anonymous wrote:If he failed to call 911 because he was afraid of everything getting out in the open, he is pretty damn complicit.

Nah. He probably could not believe his wife was THAT crazy and psycho enough to commit a murder suicide. Most people won't. Denial in these kinds of cases is common... "but, but, but, she was so nice, etc."

Denial.

Even if he thought his wife was just going to go tell her off, if he was not a selfish creep he would have done something.

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I can not believe how many PPs are excusing/omitting this important piece of information.

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Anonymous wrote:When were the texts sent and why wasn't 911 immediately called?

This is terrible. Why didn’t he call 911 or at least call and warn the mistress?

I thought I read he was waiting for Meredith at a restaurant, they had plans to eat dinner together (a date). When she didn’t show up, he gave up waiting and drove to her house. Which makes it even weirder that if he had received threats from his wife he didn’t call 911 all that time. Scumbag.

Doesn't matter. Guarantee that within a few months he will have women lined up to date him. They will figure that if he was schtupping these two, must have something going for him.

Are you seriously saying that women are that stupid?

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Wife and Cheater.

Isn't it amazing that social media portrays them as sooooo happy!!

She looks like she’s got issues. And that she hasn’t been Fu(ked in a while.

How do you reach that conclusion?

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Anonymous wrote:What a waste of two lives.

Thing is, my initial reaction was to feel bad for the cheating husband. Because clearly his wife whom he cheated on was crazy enough to murder and commit suicide, so she must have been crazy to live with. Sane people don't react this way. Sort of like how while I normally feel bad for the laid off postal worker, once he goes postal, you start to consider that the post office had a good reason to fire him.

Yep.

This.

How do you know what really went on in that marriage? He might have been mentally cruel and cheated before but she took him back. Every person has a breaking point.

Sorry, but anyone who goes through a murder-suicide scheme is 99.5% likely to also be very difficult to be married to and live with. People aren't just spur of the moment crazy; there's lot of other craziness happening behind closed doors. I can safely say that me and my wife don't have that "breaking point." I know for a fact that she has too much self-respect.

How well does anyone ever really know another person?

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People claiming 99% anything are easily fooled.

So many men that cheat subject their victim to gaslighting. It's a little game for them. People do the crime but they don't want to go the time.

The H is just as guilty for putting theses wheels in motion.

If the H was stable and the wife crazy he could have divorced her and moved on. No kids, FFS divorce.

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Absolutely this. And PPs are saying they would stand in line for him? They must have no pride and no self esteem and really be hard up - like the AP was. Until, well....

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Anonymous wrote:If she was all that crazy the husband could have left. Looks like he wanted to have his cake and eat it too.

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He was leaving her. He asked her for a divorce and the mistress had already moved out of her marital home and purchased/rented a new one as well.

“I just transferred to Delaware in December for my Husband’s new job, and he’s telling me he wants a divorce,” Gerardot wrote. “I don’t know anyone and am completely clueless to the area.”

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/radnor-murder-suicide-meredith-chapman-jennair-gerardot-love-triangle-next-door-pennsylvania-20180425.html

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Yes