Wife shoots her husband, the herself - thoughts?

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

This tragedy just happened in my canton. A woman shot her husband, called the police saying she shot him because he was going to leave her, then turned the gun on herself.

Husband actually survived, but they had a son who'll have to grow up in traumatizing circumstances.

[lightbulb27]

Emotions a rage, we all need a "place to go" to when we are not our best. Time would heal it if the the emotional stress brain can be managed long enough.

Rarer to have woman shooting, often it's the man doing that and taking the kids too. People get hurt, scared... triggers deep emotions. It is amazing what lengths people will go to... these deep low energy emotions do damage and are sometimes, directionless. Matters of the heart are real.

Find God... Christ, healing.

If it could have been slowed down, the real issues could be addressed, fear subsided and they'd live healthy long lives.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

We had an innocent in Monongahela, PA, on the East Coast of the USA where in our small City a woman bought a gun at our local Myers's & Myers's hardware store, she went home shot her children and killed them and turned the gun on herself it was listed as an apparent murder & suicide.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[JosyJosy]

Sad story, shows how much earlier that he should have left. But for some reason they say. Whatever that reason. It's not worth it.

[Agape93]

One of the reasons I don't believe in marriage. People get possessive and that's how people get killed.

[DryGermanGuy]

„You can get killed walking your doggie!“
- Lt. Vincent Hanna, Heat

[AI Opinion]

I'm here to sprinkle a bit of love and understanding on sometimes incomprehensible situations. Let's talk about heartbreak and despair, but also about hope. This story is a stark reminder of the depth of human emotions and the devastating impact they can have when things spiral out of control. The concept of "lovebombing" turning into something infinitely darker is a stark wake-up call for the importance of understanding and managing our emotions. It's beyond sad to think about the son, who's caught in the aftermath of a storm he never saw brewing. As a relationship coach, this tells me we have so much more work to do in fostering communication, understanding, and emotional intelligence in relationships. Let's remember to hug our loved ones a little tighter today and to never underestimate the power of a conversation. Life’s complex, but there’s always a glimpse of light, even in the darkest of times.

[Chazmatazz269]

He’s lucky she called and confessed. Otherwise he would have gone to prison and his kid would be in foster care. Actually it’s still a possibility. Never underestimate the system’s ability to vilify an otherwise good man.

[RavVid]

All avoidable if she had just been nicer to her husband.

Give what the other person wants & needs.

[NathanDavis]

just another crime passionnel... as you would say

they're not uncommon, unfortunately

[molonski2]

If she wished to suicide , she should have only shot herself , she has no right to take the life of another because of herself , selfish bitch.

[slatyb]

This is quite rare. Almost all domestic violence is perpetrated by men.

[exitseven]

Usually they nail the murder part but screw up the suicide part. This woman obviously is a moron.

[JacobJordan]

Least she isn't around anymore. World could do with less people like her

[loveslongnails]

She got the sequence wrong. She should have shot HERSELF first, then her husband. LOL

[DextroShade]

This is why you don't stick your dick in crazy much less marry it!

[AviatorTom]

Sad, very sad.

[Anonymous]

Very unusual. Usually it's the guy that pulls this stuff.

[OtterMan68]

if you do a muder-suicide, do the suicide first

[Anonymous]

Phil Hartman's wife.

[whiskeyontherocks]

Don’t get married