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Can't say I wouldn't have done the same ...

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Great comments. Shows where tour values are.
And women wonder why men are careful about dating.

Real men don't abuse animals and there is nothing wrong with my values.

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He needed killing!

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I would have done the same, but the no one would have EVER found the body.......

@CoastRiderBill Gotta love Vicki!!

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Any excuse will do.

Coldo Level 8 June 4, 2018
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there just may be more to the story

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Is there a gofundme account for her legal defense?

JimG Level 8 June 4, 2018

My thoughts , too !

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beating a cat, child or spouse is inciting any normal human to revenge.... hard to see bruises on a furry companion and cops need to see signs of injury before arresting a brutal primate in a home....how she impulsively killed the perpetrator will matter before a judge/jury...knife, gun, frying pan or what ever weapon that stopped the abuse of a defenseless feline

the "news" reports arrest for murder with a gun, and neighbors report the cat ran from the abuser only to return later to a dead man unable to be cruel to the cat again... surely the woman was battered for years by this jerk in Texas who likely voted for TrumpOLINI

I don't think it was about revenge , it was about protecting the defenseless around her , from further abuse .

@Cast1es I was taught pistols were for rattlesnakes and shooting a robber who dared come try steal my dad's money @ gunpoint. ...where this victim found her gun and premeditated time to shoot the abuser is likely to reveal revenge not protective impulse....nonetheless I also think she was abused for years by this now dead perpetrator

Could be , I suppose , but the fact that she had access to a gun , does not mean it was her gun , or that she had premeditated time . If you've been routinely beaten , as have others around you , he left angry ( and most likely drunk or on drugs ) , then returned with a gun in his hand , what would you do ?

@Cast1es I have taught and practiced non-violence since leaving my war 1973 US Navy

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