Charlot123
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I am reading about pathological jealousy, including jealous murders of rivals. Most of them are single cases, some bizarre.
On a different type of victims, partners…Here is an article with statistics about partners’ killing - a study done in Canada that indicates that women rarely give a warning before killing their partners. (From this standpoint, KA’s “being a nice and quiet person” is more of a norm, and she didn’t “snap” when she killed Mo)
nationalpost.com
And I am wondering, didn’t CS know KA at all? Maybe not. But if he ever saw this anger, what was he thinking of when he was buying her a gun? She could have easily killed him, too.
On a different type of victims, partners…Here is an article with statistics about partners’ killing - a study done in Canada that indicates that women rarely give a warning before killing their partners. (From this standpoint, KA’s “being a nice and quiet person” is more of a norm, and she didn’t “snap” when she killed Mo)
![nationalpost.com](/forums/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fsmartcdn.gprod.postmedia.digital%2Fnationalpost%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F10%2Funtitled-15.jpg&hash=8322cc5d42e0990605cd05e4688ff89d&return_error=1)
Women who killed husbands 'rarely gave a warning,' and most weren't abused, study finds
The majority of the slayings – perpetrated by knife, gun and strangulation — appear generally unheralded, suggests the analysis of 20 years of Quebec homicide files