Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He should have become a Jesus-freak, claimed that he is forgiven and cleansed of sin, started a social media presence, become a motivational speaker in republican conventions and lived happily ever after.

Police captain in Texas means he was probably a Jesus freak already.

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Fair enough. I mean to actually posture to be a Jesus freak like the Duggars and the Christian vlogger, so that he could claim to be tempted by Satan and saved by God's light. There was no need to kill himself. That poor man.

Anonymous wrote:Should have thought about that before signing up for the site. (my husband was on the site, I did not know until the list. Yes, he is a cheater) I have absolutely NO sympathy for the people on that site.

Not an issue that you know about your husband but is there a need for it to be publicized to the whole world?

Anonymous wrote:Live by the little head, die by the little head.

WTF is wrong with you?!?!?

This just in: cowards with no integrity acting like cowards.

Anonymous wrote:Should have thought about that before signing up for the site. (my husband was on the site, I did not know until the list. Yes, he is a cheater) I have absolutely NO sympathy for the people on that site.

You think this is worth committing suicide over? SMH. Best to your husband

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is terrible. This witch hunt is shameless, what people do withing the walls of their homes is their business. What have we become as a society!

Except they went outside the walls of their homes to get some strange.

Unless it's your spouse, who cares?

Should have thought about that before signing up for the site. (my husband was on the site, I did not know until the list. Yes, he is a cheater) I have absolutely NO sympathy for the people on that site.

Anonymous wrote:He should have become a Jesus-freak, claimed that he is forgiven and cleansed of sin, started a social media presence, become a motivational speaker in republican conventions and lived happily ever after.

Police captain in Texas means he was probably a Jesus freak already.

People should realize that this exposure is not worth committing suicide. As a society we have become immune to such things. He should have braved this and not given up his life. Committing suicide is more shameful in my opinion than being on AM.

Anonymous wrote:This is terrible. This witch hunt is shameless, what people do withing the walls of their homes is their business. What have we become as a society!

Except they went outside the walls of their homes to get some strange.

He should have become a Jesus-freak, claimed that he is forgiven and cleansed of sin, started a social media presence, become a motivational speaker in republican conventions and lived happily ever after.

What the AM hack shows is that there is NOTHING that you do online that may not surface down the line - no matter what the assurances are about the security of the site.

Applies to AM and to other less nefarious forms of communication.

This is terrible. This witch hunt is shameless, what people do withing the walls of their homes is their business. What have we become as a society!

Live by the little head, die by the little head.

Tragic - but not altogether surprising that this would have happened - quite apart from divorces and the impact on the children even if it does not lead to suicide.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3208907/The-Ashley-Madison-suicide-Texas-police-chief-takes-life-just-days-email-leaked-cheating-website-hack.html