Husband who claimed cold medicine made him stab his wife 123 times pleads guilty to her murder

Date: October 6, 2018Author: Ericka Courtney 0 Comments

https://www.yahoo.com/news/husband-claimed-cold-medicine-made-161922026.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&uh_test=1_07

Of course he did. In my initial blog I accused him of murder and was 200% correct. Folks stated that it was totally possible that it was accidental and I was like NAH. HE DID IT INTENTIONALLY.

AND he confessed to it. Read the story.

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