Not a street crime or a domestic crime it was work related
No evidence of a romantic relationship between Annie and Clark! This was emphasized, said twice...very interesting..
so is it going to end up that he called her to complain again about proper procedure, she goes over to the lab with that book regarding proper protocol or something similar, and then things get heated and he loses it and kills her?
and he also could have been attracted to her but never expressed it and felt hostility towards her because of that, felt like she was out of his league/above him etc... then considering some of the stories of his past incidents with women, and they have a confrontation where she appears to exert some authority over him, or he gets irrational and she threatens to report him etc...
i never expected that there would be anything remotely approaching a "reasonable" explanation for this, but it seems every time the real story starts to come out i just cant believe it. strangling someone to death is not a short incident, its not losing control for an instant and punching someone one or pushing them down...
so is it going to end up that he called her to complain again about proper procedure, she goes over to the lab with that book regarding proper protocol or something similar, and then things get heated and he loses it and kills her?
and he also could have been attracted to her but never expressed it and felt hostility towards her because of that, felt like she was out of his league/above him etc... then considering some of the stories of his past incidents with women, and they have a confrontation where she appears to exert some authority over him, or he gets irrational and she threatens to report him etc...
i never expected that there would be anything remotely approaching a "reasonable" explanation for this, but it seems every time the real story starts to come out i just cant believe it. strangling someone to death is not a short incident, its not losing control for an instant and punching someone one or pushing them down...
so is it going to end up that he called her to complain again about proper procedure, she goes over to the lab with that book regarding proper protocol or something similar, and then things get heated and he loses it and kills her?
and he also could have been attracted to her but never expressed it and felt hostility towards her because of that, felt like she was out of his league/above him etc... then considering some of the stories of his past incidents with women, and they have a confrontation where she appears to exert some authority over him, or he gets irrational and she threatens to report him etc...
i never expected that there would be anything remotely approaching a "reasonable" explanation for this, but it seems every time the real story starts to come out i just cant believe it. strangling someone to death is not a short incident, its not losing control for an instant and punching someone one or pushing them down...