Arkay
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Missed the presser but am gleaning what I can from all your comments.
I was sure they hadn't been legally married. Marriage is a legal contract. If they'd had a wedding prior to the escape, that would've involved a license and a religious or other authority to come to the jail and perform the wedding. Which would have required all kinds of paperwork and permission from the jail. And people noticing that a ceremony of some type was taking place in his cell.
In another world it would be endearing for him to call her his "wife" upon capture. Not quite so endearing when she's mortally wounded inside the wrecked car, ostensibly by her own hand (which I do believe). And of course, Casey lives to see another day. It's all about Casey.
I think he tossed out "wife" in a feeble attempt to be her heir or somehow confuse the Marshalls. Or a spineless attempt at eliciting some sympathy for himself.
I am considerably unsurprised that he is described as having no remorse for her death. She was the key to his lock, literally and figuratively. Now that key is dead. He's going to be locked up again. I'll bet his mind is already churning out plans for how to get out in the future.
I deeply admire LE for executing the plan to perfection in avoiding a shootout with this thuggish creep. No LE or innocent civilian deaths.
I'm sorry she's dead because it was a brutish plan that didn't end up the way only she imagined it would. She could have had any future she wanted. But she was 100% behind loosing a murderer upon the world. If she was lonely, sorry but there are maybe 1000 other ventures she could've undertaken to alleviate that.
Moo
I was sure they hadn't been legally married. Marriage is a legal contract. If they'd had a wedding prior to the escape, that would've involved a license and a religious or other authority to come to the jail and perform the wedding. Which would have required all kinds of paperwork and permission from the jail. And people noticing that a ceremony of some type was taking place in his cell.
In another world it would be endearing for him to call her his "wife" upon capture. Not quite so endearing when she's mortally wounded inside the wrecked car, ostensibly by her own hand (which I do believe). And of course, Casey lives to see another day. It's all about Casey.
I think he tossed out "wife" in a feeble attempt to be her heir or somehow confuse the Marshalls. Or a spineless attempt at eliciting some sympathy for himself.
I am considerably unsurprised that he is described as having no remorse for her death. She was the key to his lock, literally and figuratively. Now that key is dead. He's going to be locked up again. I'll bet his mind is already churning out plans for how to get out in the future.
I deeply admire LE for executing the plan to perfection in avoiding a shootout with this thuggish creep. No LE or innocent civilian deaths.
I'm sorry she's dead because it was a brutish plan that didn't end up the way only she imagined it would. She could have had any future she wanted. But she was 100% behind loosing a murderer upon the world. If she was lonely, sorry but there are maybe 1000 other ventures she could've undertaken to alleviate that.
Moo