A man painting the woman as crazy. How original. But doesn't the story paint John as a coward? Patsy didn't know about the affair, but still came across the woman in question. Patsy was the one who lead to the final breakup. "My phone doesn't work." And Patsy didn't know about her and didn't know what was going on. Yeah, right.
Okay, the woman comes around, introduces herself to Patsy and then this fatal attraction psycho doesn't come around anymore. Did I miss something? Isn't this a woman who just got a clue and backed away? That doesn't make her a psycho. I can only speculate what he may have said to her: "I'm in an unhappy marriage. I didn't know I could feel this way again. This has been so good for me."
After the murder, I also suspect that she was (1) paid to stay away from the media and (2) was threatened with legal action. Every member of John's family had an attorney including John's ex wife. There's a whole lot of protectin' going on.
Paint the woman you had an affair with as a psycho. "I'm the normal one. She isn't." John was ashamed of that time in his life. He carried on an affair for 8 months to a year. And he now calls her crazy because...why doesn't anyone call a pig a pig? Okay, big man, you just spent 8 months getting a little on the side until something better came along. And if nothing else came along, you'd be married to her with six kids. AARRGGHH! "I'll take no personal responsibility for this. I'm the quiet and shy family man. She came onto me!" Rant! Rant! Rant!
P.I.G
Sorry for the rant. This is all my opinion, but I have problems with spending so much time with someone and then attacking them for the rest of my life. I personally can say that I dated a psycho, but that's not the full story and the person wasn't a psycho. And what does it say about me to say horrible things about someone I had a relationship with?
I should never rant and post. Okay, I'll take some happy pills and slip back into my straight jacket before I hit the submit button. Oops.