Why Divorced Women Are To Be Avoided (was: Re: Man kills estranged wife for being "happy")
Ray Gordon, GENIUS
1. The woman snubs a decent man, marries an abusive jerk, and brags about
how smart she is.
2. Ten years and a few kids later (not necessarily in this case), she flees
an "abusive situation" without remembering who CREATED that situation.
3. Once free, she hooks up with a nice guy and finds "happiness."
Her intentions were good here, but obviously that didn't matter much.
"Chive Mynde" <chive_m...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Killed for being happy
>
> Daily Telegraph
> 23feb02
>
> JEFFREY Rose was a possessive man who couldn't stand to see his
> estranged wife happy.
>
> So in a fit of jealous rage, the brown belt karate expert used a
> martial arts move on her neck which stopped her heart.
>
> Yesterday, Rose was sentenced in the NSW Supreme Court to 14 years in
> jail, with a non-parole period of 10 years, for the murder of Kristine
> Rose in April, 1982.
>
> Justice David Kirby said Rose, 57, was "someone who sought to exert
> control over his wife" and that when he abused alcohol "he could be
> verbally abusive".
>
> He said on the night of the murder Mrs Rose and her husband had met
> for dinner before she was to go to Brisbane to visit new boyfriend
> Peter Adamedes.
>
> Justice Kirby said Rose was still in love with his wife at this time
> and "hoped that they would sort their differences and reunite".
> "Precisely how the deceased met her death cannot be known with
> certainty," he said.
>
> "One infers that something occurred during the course of their meeting
> which excited Mr Rose's anger." Justice Kirby said he didn't believe
> Rose had "lured her into a trap" to kill her on that night.
>
> "Rather, I think it is likely that her evident happiness at the
> prospect of rejoining Peter was more than he could bear," he said.
>
> Mrs Rose, a gregarious and attractive 31-year-old accounting student
> and mother of three, was found in a remote creek-bed three weeks
> later.
>
> Rose had used her car to dump the body. The only injury found on her
> body in an autopsy was a small bruise on her neck, near the carotid
> artery.
>
> The case was reopened in 1995 after the couple's son Scott Rose, who
> was four at the time of his mother's death, told police he had seen
> the murder.
>
> The Crown decided not to use Scott's evidence because of his age at
> the time and advice from forensic psychiatrists that so-called
> "recovered memories" were dangerously unreliable. Instead, it opted to
> rely on a circumstantial case based on evidence which linked dust
> found on the wheels of Mrs Rose's car and the site where her body was
> found.
>
> The victim's sister, Ruth McPherson, said she was happy with the
> sentence, although she had hoped for a longer term.
>
> Scott Rose was unavailable for comment.
>
> In an interview with The Daily Telegraph in November last year, Scott,
> who is now 23, said on the night of the murder he remembered sneaking
> down the stairs of his father's unit.
>
> "I saw her, she was lying on the ground down in the laundry, which was
> down the stairs out the back, and she was just lying there shaking and
> she was all blue," he said.
>
> "I was shocked. My dad saw me and he grabbed me, got me inside real
> quick and flogged me. He'd told us not to go outside.
>
> "I thought I would have been over it by now ... "
> -
> The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance.
> Socrates (B.C.469-399)
Ron in Michigan
>wife for being "happy")
>From: "Ray Gordon, GENIUS" r...@cybersheet.com
>Newsgroups: alt.support.divorce
Ray writes:
>Oh, the headlines are full of this. Lovely sequence of events:
>
>1. The woman snubs a decent man, marries an abusive jerk, and brags about
>how smart she is.
Sure, a lot of this kind of stuff happens, but, how is avoiding divorced women
going to help?
If men my age are going to date at all,they are most likely going to date
divorced women. There just aren't that many widows and never marrieds around.
I am reminded of a Detroit radio talk show, Tom Laikus (sp?) I think it was,
who was putting down single mothers.
I say, wait until he's in his mid forties, he will look at them a lot
differently.
Jack Frost
everyone is like the women I've known maybe I've made bad stupid ignorant
etc. decisions but I have experienced the same things. To answer Ron's
comment, I personally do not date for any sort of long term committed
relationship. That would be nice but I must be more realistic now.
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