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This man was in the 30s, not some green twenty-something. He knew this chick was crazy, if nothing else, he knew she was crazy FOR HIM. His momma didn't even have to tell him that. He was on an ego-trip. No way in this world I would be living with a successful doctor in a one-bedroom...

[/B] hmmm...I live right up the road from Dallas, and I'm there all the time (friends and relatives). I'm thinking that he'd probably keep them both. What's so-so to you, may not be so-so to him. It was a two-year relationship, not a one-night stand. Male friends have told me that "crazy...

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[/B] Except an anticipated three-some later on. JMO

I respectfully disagree lisamac12073. I have been in the medical field almost 30 years, and I have seen doctors with all kinds of spouses. Among the spouses that come to mind: a landscaper, a massage therapist, an ex-nanny, an ex-stripper (allegedly), a caterer. I could go on and on. I...

I don't think CWW planned for JR to live long enough to be arrested and sing like a bird. Don't forget about the old wood chipper.

If these 3 guys are psychopaths/sociopaths, their minds don't work like normal human beings. They don't feel the fear and anxiety that we would feel in this situation. They don't have the capacity. They never developed conscience or humanity. If anything they are amused, but not worried. JR...

I got no new useful info from the interview either, although it did push me a little bit more over the fence toward MS being a victim in the murder of his wife. I'm not saying that he is not complicit to other crimes that may have led up to his wife being murdered, but the interview made me...

Oh Dexter! Why did you make me think about this?! I live in Texas (right up the road from Dallas), and they are very generous with the death penalty and carrying it out. I know if one of my adult children did something like this, there would have to seriously be some mental issues going...

Thank you for your answer AR. I also suspect he was having an affair.

Thank you for your participation AmazonRain. Also, thank you so much for becoming a Verified Insider and answering our questions. I have some questions I would like to ask, but will not because I don't want to risk anyone discovering who you are by your answers. One question I have wondered...

It may be. Also a "bunch" is relative. To some a "bunch" may be $25,000. To others, a "bunch" could mean $250,000 or $2.5 million.

CWW owed RB money, if I'm not mistaken. RB loaned him money to buy a car. He threatened to "spill the beans" if he wasn't repaid.

I interpreted it to mean he inherited a bunch of money, many guns and gun safes. Maybe Skinner can clarify. To Skinner: Did MS inherit a lot of money, in addition to the guns and safes, when his father died? Thanks

From the Skinner thread, Post #61: And MS father had been a veterinarian (pet doctor) and in his late 50's decided to go back to Med School and get his M.D., and in his 3rd year of internship at a hospital, just before being released to become a legal practicing doctor, got pancreas cancer...

Ooooh...thank you for correcting me on that. I guess JR is even dumber than I thought he was!

Great post. In my opinion, CWW actually murdered TS. JR saved the bloody jumpsuit for insurance because the jumpsuit had a mixture of TS/CWW's DNA. JR also told his girlfriend because he didn't want to "disappear". One thing that bothers me about JR's girlfriend: If JR had told me what he...

No. It looks like the fringe from daisy dukes, but it's a garter.

It has been over 20 years ago, but my husband's cousin and her family lived in the Grove. A hit was put out on one of their neighbors. She was killed, and the price of the hit was "a few quaaludes". They moved to DeSoto, another suburb.

I wonder if MS ever paid or contributed money to help CWW pay attorney fees?