NCSU,
Yes I agree the Coopers were in a highly dysfunctional relationship and yes, they did feed off each other. It was a bad match and became untenable. And instead of just ending it and each moving on to build happier lives with better partners, it came crashing to a tragic and needless end.
The level of dysfunction, anger, passive-aggressiveness, hatred and all of it only provides more 'motive' for Brad to want to rid himself of his wife, the financial constraints from a divorce, and the bitter/angry confrontations. Yes, he did have motive. I can't pretend otherwise. He clearly did.
He also had opportunity and that is not disputed.
And we know he had the strength and capability of strangling her (the means).
That doesn't mean the state has proved the legal case yet (they haven't). Yet.
But to say *nothing* so far has been shown to point towards guilt is simply not correct.
What evidence so far links him to the trial? I'm not talking how he was acting or other people opinion. I'm talking about evidence that directly links him.