Anonymous wrote:As an anonymous, jaded internet poster I have to say this - If I was in the wife's shoes - I cannot imagine killing the mistress, committing suicide but letting the husband go?
In similar circumstances, after killing DH and AP, I most probably would have run off to some tropical paradise or traveled the world. Perhaps get a face transplant, butt life, boob lift, tummy tuck too. If I would have got caught I would plead insanity or something.
Actually, I would have run away with all the money, not killed anyone and just published the photos of the affair all over the internet. I think that would be better than being dead. I cannot imagine being so angry that I kill myself. I can certainly imagine killing someone else if I am angry but never myself. I think I may have naturally high levels of Serotonin in my system. I want to live and be happy.
But before I did anything though - I would have procrastinated - a spa day, a hot stone massage, a long nap, some nachos, some wine...sigh!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:Is that a threat, OP? Do you have a gun?
Anonymous wrote:When were the texts sent and why wasn't 911 immediately called?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:![]()
Wife and Cheater.
Isn't it amazing that social media portrays them as sooooo happy!!
He was happy.
I think they make a good looking couple. The wife is not ugly, and you don't really know someone until you live with them. He could have been a pompous arsenal, for all we know.
For a couple that age, both are in good shape.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wife and Mistress
Or, and I'm just spit-balling here, murderer and victim.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When were the texts sent and why wasn't 911 immediately called?
Because he did not care what happened to his AP, they never do.
If it turns out he had fair warning and didn't act the family should sue the pants off him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When were the texts sent and why wasn't 911 immediately called?
Because he did not care what happened to his AP, they never do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP is sick. Several of my friends knew Meredith personally as the dedicated community leader and activist she was. A tragedy at the hands of evil.
I mean, of course adultery does not warrant the death penalty. But, let's also not cast her as completely blameless in this whole scenario. There's room for nuance here.
I'm from that area and have been reading local coverage, which has been describing the victim in very glowing terms.
Yet she openly had an affair with a married man.
While she herself was married and the AP was her subordinate. Paragon of virtue she was not. Thankfully, no kids were involved.
Her DH is a sympathetic figure now (though he was cuckolded). He is young, single, good looking, moral (at least the optics suggest he is the innocent party), established, influential, not crazy (he separated and did not shoot)...I think he will get married to a pretty young thing and actually have kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.