MrBrownJay1:


an opportunistic thieves wouldnt have killed the kids too... only someone closed to her must have done that (same when someone is stabbed +10 times).

BTW by the look of the details that you now posted above, it was indeed a crime of passion

Sleekfingers:



I believe you know staying married is not by force....
There are various types of abuse e g physical, verbal , emotional etc

That's why divorce/separation is there......staying in a marriage you are not happy with anymore , because of your kids , is also a dangerous game.........it doesn't end well for both parties......

immortalcrown:
You have a problem with English.

MrBrownJay1:
must be a crime of passion...

EdiskyHarry:
Imagine, a woman having
Husband,
Ex husband
And boyfriend at the same time.
I only pity those innocent kids.

MrBrownJay1:




he killed her because he got angered when he learned she reported him to the police... thats the definition of a crime of passion. aka he got angered by what she did and the sudden range he fell towards her made him lash out at her and her kids.

MrBrownJay1:


an opportunistic thieves wouldnt have killed the kids too... only someone closed to her must have done that (same when someone is stabbed +10 times).

BTW by the look of the details that you now posted above, it was indeed a crime of passion

advanceDNA:


Lol...interpretation and half knowledge is ur problem...
..sudden impulse is a key ingredient for for crime of passion ... it doesn't apply here because... there's is no sudden impulse or trigger at the very scene of the murder

.....the money was sent, he stole her money....then when he was reported he resented her for reporting him ....he ddnt kill her immediately, he killed her later

time line of reporting and killing are far ..it's murder in the first degree.l because he had time to think before murdering....it's premeditated ...he even killed others and injured some...

Jman06:
The best thing to do in such case is to resolve their issues and forge ahead in the interest of the kids, not jumping in and out of marriage!

Sleekfingers:



Some issues are way beyond repair.......

advanceDNA:
Lol...interpretation and half knowledge is ur problem...
..sudden impulse is a key ingredient for for crime of passion ... it doesn't apply here because... there's is no sudden impulse or trigger at the very scene of the murder
.....the money was sent, he stole her money....then when he was reported he resented her for reporting him ....he ddnt kill her immediately, he killed her later
time line of reporting and killing are far ..it's murder in the first degree.l because he had time to think before murdering....it's premeditated ...he even killed others and injured some...

Onyiiobi7735:
God have mercy.
May we never be unfortunate enough to be in a relationship with our enemies.

CodeTemplar:
Hmmmm... they look African

MrBrownJay1:


by all means, let me educate you about crime of passion then.... if the dude learned she reported him for the theft, then out of anger he ran to her house to confront her and in the process, happens to kill her in his anger... thats crime of passion.... but then again, since killing her and her children wont solve the issue of being reported for theft at the police station, its obvious it is a crime of passion (unless of course you believe that the killing of the 9month old was needed to solve this issue of being reported to the police, abi?)

what type of murderer would try to kill a 9month old because his/her mother reported him for theft (if not a crime of passion aka out of sudden anger for that person)?

CodeTemplar:
Hmmmm... they look African

advanceDNA:
U not educating ....u are just boldly saying what u don't know and its laughable....

Reporting u for a crime u committed doesn't not count has trigger for crime of passion in any court .....

It is a psychopath that behaves like that and that's why he murdered children , he resented the woman and even her children for reporting her ...

He even ran to her house after he heard he has been reported.....in court thats premeditated because he had enough time to think...in crime of passion, the murder is committed at the heat or point of trigger

....if anger is what makes a murder crime of passion..then nearly every murder will be crime of passion....

But u can stick with wateva version makes u sleep well at night is fine by me....cos i know u dont like being wrong....

MrBrownJay1:


yet you are the one assuming a lot of stuff, trying to claim it as facts..
- how do you know he went to her house to kill her (and not simply to confront/talk to her)?
- how do you even know he knew she reported him before getting there?
- how do you remotely think it was premeditated?



true, but it does count as the reason why he went to her house to confront her about why she reported him... any person would have done that... aka to try to make her retrieve her police report (if he learned beforehand about the report)



the children did nothing to this man, he had no reason to kill them (UNLESS IT WAS A CRIME OF PASSION)... and yes, as much as he may also be a psychopath, that certainly does not automatically dismiss it being a crime of passion. does it?



now you are writing ARRANT NONSENSE ONLINE... just because he ran to her house to confront her, does NOT mean he had plans to kill her. come on na! he could have run there to insult her; he could have run there to beat her; he could have run there to force her to retrieve the police report etc... the fact that you believe that the only reason he went there was to kill her then unless you have a crystal ball, what you are writing is arrant nonsense.



a crime of passion is when someone got a sudden rush of anger towards someone close to them, which can also be labelled as temporary insanity. a crime if passion is a person killing innocent children due to that sudden anger (even though one of these kids cant even talk)



i gave my opinion on what happened (aka i assumed that this is what happened as i wasnt there) and instead of bringing your opinion to the table, you instead came here with stories of murder in the 1st degree (as if you can confirm it was premeditated), and now are so confused you claim he was a psycho or what not. now here is where you are failing... i am telling you that, as much as he may be a psycho it could also be a crime of passion FACT... while you are claiming that it is NOT a crime of passion because of what you see in your crystal ball.
fair enough bro.

EdiskyHarry:
Imagine, a woman having
Husband,
Ex husband
And boyfriend at the same time.
I only pity those innocent kids.

MrBrownJay1:
must be a crime of passion...

MrBrownJay1:


an opportunistic thieves wouldnt have killed the kids too... only someone closed to her must have done that (same when someone is stabbed +10 times).

BTW by the look of the details that you now posted above, it was indeed a crime of passion

Watinhapen:
Married women should always learn to stay with the real father of their children. Packing your kids to a man that didn’t birth them is risky. Things are happening these days. Most guys don’t actually care about women with kids, all they want is their money. They can become something else if they’re not getting the money. So far your husband is not physically assaulting you, remain in that marriage for your own sake and that of your children. Nothing dey outside!

Sleekfingers:



I believe you know staying married is not by force....
There are various types of abuse e g physical, verbal , emotional etc

That's why divorce/separation is there......staying in a marriage you are not happy with anymore , because of your kids , is also a dangerous game.........it doesn't end well for both parties......