Momma2cam
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I agree. Most of the time murders happen in the heat of the moment and are not premeditated. Most murderers are not psychopaths, at least by clinical diagnosis terms. That's what makes it even more difficult to turn in someone who you love and care about but suspect did something awful. It seems so out of character and not in line with other traits that you look for reasons to doubt OR even find sympathy.I highly doubt she's locked up anywhere...I don't think he is a complete psycho (ok you know what I mean...if he abducted or killed her he is a psycho...) but I think he acted in the heat of the moment....this happens every single day...anger just overwhelms them and they react.
Of course, there are actual psychopaths and they are much easier to hate - the ones who are mean, unlikable, history of criminal acts, no conscience and show no concern for others, etc.
Without knowing why she was talking to him that day or the nature of their relationship, it makes it hard to speculate what angered him.
My second theory has him more of a middle man or at least involving more people. In this case I see it being more pre -meditated.
I'm worried this case has gone cold and we will be wondering what happened for years to come. I hope I'm wrong.
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