gracielee
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Ryan Jenkins - came from a good family, privileged, father set him up for financial success, but he was spoiled. I believe his previous altercation was considered to be fairly minor, a first offense and there was no criminal record in exchange for some kind of anger counselling. I wouldn't go so far as to say that he had a history of assault, but would instead view the murder as a result of two people that should not have been together - two people that were in a love/hate relationship; pushing each other's buttons until it ended in murder. I think the Cooper murder was similar - pushing each other's buttons. The murder of Michelle may have had some similar problems - we didn't hear too much about their personal relationship. Brad and Jason were married because of pregnancy, which may be a factor that sits in the back of their minds as having forced them to make major life decisions that they weren't completely comfortable with - that could lead to serious resentment, especially if there is a lot of marital conflict.
From what I recall, Ryan Jenkins was on probation/parole, what ever it's called in Canada, but his background check for the program was only done in the U.S., not Canada. And I do beg to differ on the 'button pushing' that ends up in murder. IMO, someone has to be of a certain personality type for *anything* to 'end up in murder'. MOO There are plenty of 'button pushers' out there, certainly far more than those who murder as a solution, again, IMO. Saying something 'ends up in murder' because *both* pushed buttons, is like blaming the victim, isn't it? MOO