I just watched this story on Headline News on HLN. I think the "other suspect" is definitely the wife. JMO.
http://www.ajc.com/news/dekalb/dunwoody-daycare-killing-suspect-795253.html
Suspect and victim's wife worked together. Hmm.. Wonder if the suspect and wife had any type of relationship?
It seems totally bizarre for a father of three to murder another father as he was dropping his kids off at day care.....but then again, murder is often bizarre.
Yeah but men who are "in love" can do crazy things, especially if he thought he were saving the woman he loves from a bad situation, or protecting the children, or ensuring the children aren't taken away from the loving mother etc...
Or just wanting to get husband out of the picture so he can be the new husband. Life insurance, a respectable mourning period, and game's on.
Even if the wife is not involved in the murder (only an affair), her reputation will be smeared, her husband's family will hate her, and her kids will grow up with a horrible story behind their name.
Hopefully it isn't for the kids' sake, but probably is. It makes me really want to scream if she is involved. WHY DO PEOPLE DO THESE THINGS? The spouse 99% of the time gets caught. Nobody is as smart as they think they are. Seriously....
The spouse 99% of the time gets caught. Nobody is as smart as they think they are. Seriously....
It still boggles my mind that people who are well educated, financially ok, with children - basically, who have a nice life with other options at their disposal - choose to take this route. Not that murder is ever ok but these aren't grifters using a mark or people with nothing left to lose.
From a moral, intellectual as well as pragmatic standpoint, I don't see how it makes sense to them as their best option out of their current situation.
I totally agree. I just do not understand the risk/reward ratio for these people.
Although we do often see where it is the only way to get what they want; i.e., Susan Smith and others whose love interest doesn't want children, or some whose love interest refuses to leave their spouse out of concern for the children.
The crazy day trader (Mark? Something.) really had nothing left to lose. He knew he would kill himself and just felt the need to make everyone around him suffer.
ETA: Mark Barton
I really thought it was some business venture that had gone sour.
I just watched this story on Headline News on HLN. I think the "other suspect" is definitely the wife. JMO.
Latest AJC article on the case with some new details: http://www.ajc.com/news/dekalb/dunwoody-day-care-shooting-796180.html
The article says the minivan used during the commission of the murder hasn't been located, but does not state if the suspect owned one like it.....so could that possibly be what leads to the statement about additional arrests? In other words, whose minivan was it? And the gun hasn't been recovered either. Did he own a gun of the same caliber? Or did he get it from someone else? :waitasec: MOO
Well now thats very interesting..if they dont have the van and they dont have the gun.....what evidence do they have? a confession or bragging?