DeltaDawn
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The other thing that has always struck me was that Drew mentioned how he gave her jewelry, anything she wanted , then mentioned the boob job, the tummy tuck, the braces, etc..I think that he did not encourage her in the area of wanting all those things..they were expensive ..I think Stacy wanted and needed those things because she felt insecure with himdue to her age and the way he treated her. I think Stacy was still young enough at that time that she equated someone giving her the things she wanted with love and security. I think that not until recently and she realized the price she would have to pay for those things did she fully comprehend what she was involved in . I think that Drew felt he had this young wife that didn't or shouldn't need these things, but she wanted them so he went along with it. She wanted them because she was insecure, but with a man like Drew you can never be secure..she just hadn't figured that out yet. Then Drew thinks if she is getting all this work done it must not be for me..look at me I'm in my 50's, it must be because she wants to be attractive to other men..which leads to which other men imparticular..which leads to the spying, bugging...because he will always be attracted to other women, so he follows that line of thinking. He always had followed that line of thinking to some extent.
In the meantime she is starting to get tired of the spying and bugging and accusations that all this cosmetic work has brought on..knowing that he is capable of murder and sensing her time is about up as Mrs Drew. Plus she holds key info to another murder, he has his listening devices, knows she has been talking and that has to end..he can't just let her walk out now because that puts him in jeopardy for Kathleen's murder. He starts to plan the ending ..but they get in a huge fight..he knows she wants him to leave..but he also knows if he pushes her out then she can spout off about Kathleen. She is going to paint a house that her family rented for her brother..he suspects it is also a house she may want to rent and take the kids..he is not about to pay the kind of child support and alimony she can get from a judge. They argue that Sunday morning..push comes to shove..Stacy is dead. Neither of these people ever knew the other person or the way their mind worked..they have always been separate , but very much alike.
I am not blaming Stacy for her death..but I do think that once she knew about Kathleen and Drew brought her into that whole murder she never had a hope in hell of leaving that relationship on her own. I just think it took her growing up a bit to realize that this was for real and not something she would ever walk away from.
In the meantime she is starting to get tired of the spying and bugging and accusations that all this cosmetic work has brought on..knowing that he is capable of murder and sensing her time is about up as Mrs Drew. Plus she holds key info to another murder, he has his listening devices, knows she has been talking and that has to end..he can't just let her walk out now because that puts him in jeopardy for Kathleen's murder. He starts to plan the ending ..but they get in a huge fight..he knows she wants him to leave..but he also knows if he pushes her out then she can spout off about Kathleen. She is going to paint a house that her family rented for her brother..he suspects it is also a house she may want to rent and take the kids..he is not about to pay the kind of child support and alimony she can get from a judge. They argue that Sunday morning..push comes to shove..Stacy is dead. Neither of these people ever knew the other person or the way their mind worked..they have always been separate , but very much alike.
I am not blaming Stacy for her death..but I do think that once she knew about Kathleen and Drew brought her into that whole murder she never had a hope in hell of leaving that relationship on her own. I just think it took her growing up a bit to realize that this was for real and not something she would ever walk away from.