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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by studentofTruth: 12:46am On Nov 03, 2019
Ryan03:
its always like this. Lemme give you a short story. A woman passing through similar stuff went to report to the police after the last beating almost ended her life, the police decided to invite her husband over but she refused (later found out it were her neighbours who pressurized her into reporting). She said she only wanted to make a complaint, she dont want her husband arrested. You can't force a woman to do otherwise hence she was asked to leave cause such cases can't be incidented as complaint. Two weeks later, news came that she was dead, died from assault by her husband, he was arrested and charged to court, he pleaded not guilty, remanded in jail and case adjourned. My bro, the case still dey on, funny enough, they have four kids

I can bet that she's dependent on the man for her feeding, shelter, and upkeep. Without financial Independence, they will insist on taking the beating.
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Ryan03(f): 12:47am On Nov 03, 2019
Chivadoski:
You tried but to get husband no easy that's why you see most abused wife still going back to their husbands, In Nigeria who wants to marry an already married wife, only few men would, even if he really want to, families won't allow, the one that has given birth for that matter.
so a woman must be married before she can be seen as a responsible adult? Na una dey cause all these nonsense so. Women, you must not be married, marriage is sweet when you are with a responsible person, once your marriage is robbing you of physical and mental health, then its useless, get out of it immediately!

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Ryan03(f): 12:49am On Nov 03, 2019
studentofTruth:


I can bet that she's dependent on the man for her feeding, shelter, and upkeep. Without financial Independence, they will insist on taking the beating.
exactly.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by cococandy(f): 12:49am On Nov 03, 2019
Kalixx:


Why do u always sound so acrid? undecided

Because I’m not pretending like all of you hypocrites?

This thread: talk trash about how she’s supposed to leave and bla bla bla. (like any of you actually care about domestic violence). Nigerian women too like marriage. (Hmm I wonder why though )

Next thread : Time to shit on divorced women and shame single women. Old cargo, after-one nobody will marry her. Evening newspaper.

Next time: pretend like you don’t understand why they refuse to leave.

You are all complicit.

So stfu

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by studentofTruth: 12:53am On Nov 03, 2019
Plead:


Women who don’t have a tangible source of income shouldn’t be getting married! They won’t hear ... let them continue rushing into marriage without money/job

97% of women who stay in abusive (physical or emotional ) marriages are staying because they lack funds to get their lives all together again if they leave . They depend on their husbands for survival and as such can’t leave irrespective of the treatment being meted to them . Such a shame

I agree 100%
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by crackhaus: 12:59am On Nov 03, 2019
Asetime:
You sound so much better now. With the choice of words, we pass so many emotions even though we may not have meant it that way. You are very right.
However, I have already expressed the grievances I had with you.
Like I told you in the beginning...if you don't understand a comment, ask for clarification. cheesy

I have not typed anything different in all my comments. You're the one who didn't understand where I was coming from when I used that phrase.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 1:00am On Nov 03, 2019
cococandy:


Because I’m not pretending like all of you hypocrites?

This thread: talk trash about how she’s supposed to leave and bla bla bla. (like any of you actually care about domestic violence). Nigerian women too like marriage. (Hmm I wonder why though )

Next thread : Time to shit on divorced women and shame single women. Old cargo, after-one nobody will marry her. Evening newspaper.

Next time: pretend like you don’t understand why they refuse to leave.

You are all complicit.

So stfu


Madame, you had better quit all this unnecessary display of nairaland machismo and squarely face your whatever current underlying real life woe u may have.

You never pass a point without ever making your personal life's pain so obvious - honestly, you sound so afflicted.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by crackhaus: 1:02am On Nov 03, 2019
Ayotemide:


[s]I have read your comments half heartedly; "what is going on between husband and wife" you say?

The person who you have mentioned so far has a lot of humanity in him/her and that is evident; you however thinks life-threatening and injuries is a function of 'what is going on' in some damned marriage?

You are speaking without EQ, it is not some bitter truth but rather brash way of telling anyone what to do in such a situation.

Abeg go sit this one out.[/s]
With all your humanity, I wonder why you have not offered to take up this case yourself.

You might need to shut your hypocritical trap.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by cococandy(f): 1:04am On Nov 03, 2019
As expected
Kalixx:



Madame, you had better quit all this unnecessary display of nairaland machismo and squarely face your whatever current underlying real life woe u may have.

You never pass a point without ever making your personal life's pain so obvious - honestly, you sound so afflicted.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 1:04am On Nov 03, 2019
You never can tell, it might be a sweet fvck she enjoys. Some ladies like it "fvck and beat"

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by stonecoldcafe: 1:05am On Nov 03, 2019
computergeek:
Update On The Wife Battery Case: She Went Back To The Abusive Man


You did the right thing. Continue to stay out of it. And just so you know, you are now considered an enemy. That's how marriage matters works. Just stay out. Greet from afar and stay out.
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Ayotemide(f): 1:07am On Nov 03, 2019
crackhaus:

With all your humanity, I wonder why you have not offered to take up this case yourself.

You might need to shut your trap.

LOL

As though I expected anything better from you that thinks brashfulness would somehow be the solution.

You are still sitting this one out until it comes home to you and you know how to respond with some EI.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by crackhaus: 1:09am On Nov 03, 2019
Ayotemide:


LOL

As though I expected anything better from you that thinks brashfulness would somehow be the solution.

You are still sitting this one out until it comes home to you and you know how to respond with some EI.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by AfroKnight: 1:10am On Nov 03, 2019
You tried. Well done.
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by crackhaus: 1:18am On Nov 03, 2019
Ryan03:
its always like this. Lemme give you a short story. A woman passing through similar stuff went to report to the police after the last beating almost ended her life, the police decided to invite her husband over but she refused (later found out it were her neighbours who pressurized her into reporting). She said she only wanted to make a complaint, she dont want her husband arrested. You can't force a woman to do otherwise hence she was asked to leave cause such cases can't be incidented as complaint. Two weeks later, news came that she was dead, died from assault by her husband, he was arrested and charged to court, he pleaded not guilty, remanded in jail and case adjourned. My bro, the case still dey on, funny enough, they have four kids
Your understanding is top-notch.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Surulereman(m): 1:42am On Nov 03, 2019
She's now avoiding you. That's the typical classical conclusion. You have done your bit for her and kids. Just move on. If she fully reconciles with her husband, they will call you the devil. So sad.
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by CHoccolaTE: 2:13am On Nov 03, 2019
seunmohmoh:
97% is not because of money.

Lol
Nigerian men don't want to provide for their wives so they will claim all women's oppression in marriages is because lack of financial independence, funny people.
The number is not up of 97% at all, yes some beasts oppress their wives because the poor women have no money to leave, not through any fault of their own but because of bad economy and religious scripture that taught them to be submissive while men provide.

Are men not funny? They want independent wives but still expect the wives to be housemaids that cook and clean and sex them at will and bear their useless names after marriage.

@ topic, op please leave that stupid woman and her animal husband alone, you have done your best.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by CHoccolaTE: 2:20am On Nov 03, 2019
DameB:
Breaking the abuse cycle is very very very difficult if the woman has no financial, emotional and social support. A broken spirit that's no thought for its safety.

"What will people say" will kill you faster than some diseases.

Our society doesn't do much to support the domestic abused woman/man. There was absolutely nothing wrong with reporting a battery case to the police. When that woman dies everyone in that vicinity will still be questioned

Two bolded are major reasons women stay in abusive marriages. It's not only because useless husbands are tired of being breadwinners.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by aksule(m): 2:25am On Nov 03, 2019
In toto, it seems this saying will apply "one man's meat is another man's poison"
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 2:28am On Nov 03, 2019
pcguru1:
If she had C.R.E.A.M all these would be easily avoidable

It is not about money. There was a lady who was carrying her unemployed husband. Bank worker woman. The husband was doing all of this and more. The guy eventually killed her. I am trying to remember her name.

Our society has conditioned most women to stay in abusive marriages

There is no support system as police will usually push the woman back to the man

Our religious institutions are also not helping

In all, you will have to be a person with a very very strong will.

It is about far more than money. I am sure you will find that that man's financial contributions are insignificant

The woman was titilayo arowolo. In the end her husband stabbed her to death,

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by desoul2004(m): 2:55am On Nov 03, 2019
computergeek:
Update On The Wife Battery Case: She Went Back To The Abusive Man

What's up people? This is an update thread on the wife battery case. This one might also be a bit lengthy, so bear with me. Lots of people have been asking me about the case, and I had to make this update to fill everyone in at once.

So about two weeks ago I brought an issue here about my neighbor who usually watches my four-year-old boy for me.

Read the previous thread here:

https://www.nairaland.com/5483166/wife-battery-should-drop-police

Just a little summary. She's a stay-at-home mom of two with a nursing baby and a boy who is my son's age. I used to leave work to pick the two boys up and take them to her house while I return to my office. I didn't know this before, but her husband is a very abusive man and my son unfortunately witnessed him beat her to near death twice.

The second time, he was the one that called me with her phone and I came and took her to hospital.

The issue then was that she didn't want to go ahead with the police case my husband and I filed for her. The man nearly murdered her and threatened over the phone to kill her if she ever comes back to his house. We had the call recorded but she insisted that he was only angry and would calm down soon enough.


She begged us not to call her family or report to anyone, that she can handle it by herself. One of her friends came to help her in the hospital while I took her one-year-old girl with me. I actually insisted.

,......

So that terrible incident happened on a Friday, while I created the thread on a Sunday. On Thursday, the evil man finally came home. He hadn't called once to ask of his children. His son David was in the hospital and wasn't even going to school that week. I had to take the little baby to my office with me, and my only luck is that she's not the feisty sort.

He didn't come over to my house to check on the girl. I wasn't even sure he knew that she was with me. A fence separates our house and theirs but I heard his car rev in for the first time in days.

My husband and I had decided to bring her family into the case rather than just let it die off like that. We contacted her elder brother without her knowledge and told him everything. They are local people but we felt he would be more enlightened than others. He told us he would take things from there and that we should go and withdraw the police report. At least, we had done our bit and cleared our consciences.

My son kept asking me when David would resume school, but I told him to let David be with his mom. I didn't know how to tell the kid that he wouldn't be staying at David's house after school again. I can't have him in a toxic environment. I'd started picking him up and bringing him back to the office with me, and that's how I intend to keep things for now.


The lady came home last Friday, after about a week in the hospital. She called me everyday to ask after her child and I visited once with the baby while she was still at the hospital. She still has bandages on her arms and face and still can't open her left eye properly. She came to my house in the evening with her younger sister to collect her baby. I noticed she was embarrassed. She just said a word of thanks and demanded for the girl. I packed the girl's things (even the ones I bought with my money) and handed her over.

Before she left, she told me not to worry about David anymore, that she would start going to get him herself. I told her that even though my son returns to my office with me now, I can still pick up her son because I have to pass the street's entrance on my way back to work. She could be waiting for him whenever I'm about to drive by. She said no. That she'll be fine.

Well, we did our bit. We took some pieces of advice here and got her family involved. But we withdrew the police case for peace to reign. The woman has vehemently refused to take her life and kids seriously, but we've done our best. I don't know what her brother did, but I think he spoke to the lady's husband. I remembered seeing her on Thursday when I went to get my son from school. She was waiting to pick up David. I greeted her and offered them a ride. She refused, saying she'll order an O'Trike (Keke Napep that's like Uber).

Well, everybody should dey their own dey. God knows I've tried.

Thank you all for the advice and genuine guidance. For those who were more concerned about my son because of the violence he witnessed, he's fine. He misses playing with David and Sandra, but my network admin has two boys aged 5 and 8 who also hang out in the office after school. At least my son gets to play with them in the conference room. He's happy and I'm keeping him occupied with activities so his mind won't switch on those memories. My husband enrolled him in a new kids' football club and they go to play on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.

The best security a woman can have is her own gainful source of income. If that woman has something doing, I'm not sure she'd go back to an adulterer who beat her with the intent to murder. Women, please be careful with your lives. Think about your kids. If you die, who will look after them? Don't let society pressurize into marrying beasts.

Op you tried but the only area I'm not comfortable with is the way you always present your own family as a perfect one. Those that talk like you in my office have more internal crises in their family than others. Marriage is not an easy institution and also unpredictable. Shalom!!!
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by arrestdarrester: 3:02am On Nov 03, 2019
I don't think she is trying to avoid you. She is just so embarrassed she doesn't know how to hide her shame. Don't stay too far away but keep your children away from witnessing such. Stay close enough through prayer.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 3:05am On Nov 03, 2019
desoul2004:


Op you tried but the only area I'm not comfortable with is the way you always present your own family as a perfect one. Those that talk like you in my office have more internal crises in their family than others. Marriage is not an easy institution and also unpredictable. Shalom!!!
I don't remember telling you that my husband beat me into the hospital. Even if we have issues or argue about something, he can never hit me. Trust me, some men are still like that. So let's focus on the one who was nearly blinded and killed, and forget about me.


Modified:
Please I think everyone should read the first post. A lot of people are here misconstruing the issue, saying that I'm painting a perfect picture of my marriage and my own life.

Some ladies here are really embittered. Why read a painful write up with the intent to find faults? It's not my fault I have a job and a car. My own marriage is not perfect cos no marriage is 100% perfect.

Some people are calling me out for talking about my son's activities. Read the first post and find out the trauma he went through when he saw that woman the first time.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by liberalchick(f): 3:25am On Nov 03, 2019
Plead:


Women who don’t have a tangible source of income shouldn’t be getting married! They won’t hear ... let them continue rushing into marriage without money/job

97% of women who stay in abusive (physical or emotional ) marriages are staying because they lack funds to get their lives all together again if they leave . They depend on their husbands for survival and as such can’t leave irrespective of the treatment being meted to them . Such a shame

Source?

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by shadeyinka(m): 3:54am On Nov 03, 2019
bukatyne:


I wish you were right.

ANY woman who wants to leave an abusive marriage will do so with or without a job.

Quote me anywhere.
No!
It's not that easy especially in a country with no social security like Nigeria. If you are jobless and with no home support, the tendency is to justify the abuse. No body will prefer a slow death due to hunger and homelessness to intermittent boxing brawls.

The wife knows she had committed a blunder of choice but she's trying to save face by pretending that all is well...she can handle the "minor glitch"

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by frozen70g(f): 4:32am On Nov 03, 2019
computergeek:
Update On The Wife Battery Case: She Went Back To The Abusive Man

What's up people? This is an update thread on the wife battery case. This one might also be a bit lengthy, so bear with me. Lots of people have been asking me about the case, and I had to make this update to fill everyone in at once.

So about two weeks ago I brought an issue here about my neighbor who usually watches my four-year-old boy for me.

Read the previous thread here:

https://www.nairaland.com/5483166/wife-battery-should-drop-police

Just a little summary. She's a stay-at-home mom of two with a nursing baby and a boy who is my son's age. I used to leave work to pick the two boys up and take them to her house while I return to my office. I didn't know this before, but her husband is a very abusive man and my son unfortunately witnessed him beat her to near death twice.

The second time, he was the one that called me with her phone and I came and took her to hospital.

The issue then was that she didn't want to go ahead with the police case my husband and I filed for her. The man nearly murdered her and threatened over the phone to kill her if she ever comes back to his house. We had the call recorded but she insisted that he was only angry and would calm down soon enough.


She begged us not to call her family or report to anyone, that she can handle it by herself. One of her friends came to help her in the hospital while I took her one-year-old girl with me. I actually insisted.

,......

So that terrible incident happened on a Friday, while I created the thread on a Sunday. On Thursday, the evil man finally came home. He hadn't called once to ask of his children. His son David was in the hospital and wasn't even going to school that week. I had to take the little baby to my office with me, and my only luck is that she's not the feisty sort.

He didn't come over to my house to check on the girl. I wasn't even sure he knew that she was with me. A fence separates our house and theirs but I heard his car rev in for the first time in days.

My husband and I had decided to bring her family into the case rather than just let it die off like that. We contacted her elder brother without her knowledge and told him everything. They are local people but we felt he would be more enlightened than others. He told us he would take things from there and that we should go and withdraw the police report. At least, we had done our bit and cleared our consciences.

My son kept asking me when David would resume school, but I told him to let David be with his mom. I didn't know how to tell the kid that he wouldn't be staying at David's house after school again. I can't have him in a toxic environment. I'd started picking him up and bringing him back to the office with me, and that's how I intend to keep things for now.


The lady came home last Friday, after about a week in the hospital. She called me everyday to ask after her child and I visited once with the baby while she was still at the hospital. She still has bandages on her arms and face and still can't open her left eye properly. She came to my house in the evening with her younger sister to collect her baby. I noticed she was embarrassed. She just said a word of thanks and demanded for the girl. I packed the girl's things (even the ones I bought with my money) and handed her over.

Before she left, she told me not to worry about David anymore, that she would start going to get him herself. I told her that even though my son returns to my office with me now, I can still pick up her son because I have to pass the street's entrance on my way back to work. She could be waiting for him whenever I'm about to drive by. She said no. That she'll be fine.

Well, we did our bit. We took some pieces of advice here and got her family involved. But we withdrew the police case for peace to reign. The woman has vehemently refused to take her life and kids seriously, but we've done our best. I don't know what her brother did, but I think he spoke to the lady's husband. I remembered seeing her on Thursday when I went to get my son from school. She was waiting to pick up David. I greeted her and offered them a ride. She refused, saying she'll order an O'Trike (Keke Napep that's like Uber).

Well, everybody should dey their own dey. God knows I've tried.

Thank you all for the advice and genuine guidance. For those who were more concerned about my son because of the violence he witnessed, he's fine. He misses playing with David and Sandra, but my network admin has two boys aged 5 and 8 who also hang out in the office after school. At least my son gets to play with them in the conference room. He's happy and I'm keeping him occupied with activities so his mind won't switch on those memories. My husband enrolled him in a new kids' football club and they go to play on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.

The best security a woman can have is her own gainful source of income. If that woman has something doing, I'm not sure she'd go back to an adulterer who beat her with the intent to murder. Women, please be careful with your lives. Think about your kids. If you die, who will look after them? Don't let society pressurize into marrying beasts.

This issue is one particular issue I get tired with women who does not have a voice of their own or an option

The stupid culture is not helping matters, where they will advise the woman to remain in abusive local marriage

Women should brase up and defend themselves, if its not working out, walk away, your freedom of peace when you are alive is more important to you but your freedom at death is more important to your family because they are the one to Bury you

Get out of that house and do something that will earn you a living in case the animal in your husband comes out

And for you men treating women like a trash bin, you will get your rewards at old age when you can no longer help yourself, thats when you will know that women are good at revenge

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Yinibixema: 4:34am On Nov 03, 2019
frozen70g:


This issue is one particular issue I get tired with women who does not have a voice of their own or an option

The stupid culture is not helping matters, where they will advise the woman to remain in abusive local marriage

Women should brase up and defend themselves, if its not working out, walk away, your freedom of peace when you are alive is more important to you but your freedom at death is more important to your family because they are the one to Bury you

Get out of that house and do something that will earn you a living in case the animal in your husband comes out

And for you men treating women like a trash bin, you will get your rewards at old age when you can no longer help yourself, thats when you will know that women are good at revenge
Stfu arindin. A stubborn and disrespectful wife deserves real time beating from time to time
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Ishilove: 4:45am On Nov 03, 2019
computergeek:
Update On The Wife Battery Case: She Went Back To The Abusive Man

You have done your bit, got her family involved and cleared your conscience. As a man maketh his bed so he shall lie on it. I have no sympathy for people who don't care about the lives of others when they make their poor choices.

As for that beast of a man, i hope he beats her to death so he can get the Lekan Shonde treatment.

You can read up on Lekan Shonde whenever you're free.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by queenfav(f): 4:46am On Nov 03, 2019
sassysure:
Ò dikwa serious shocked

I wouldn't have gone that far as long as it's husband and wife matter. The person in an abusive relationship has brain. When the person is ready, he or she knows what to do but it may be too late.

Sometimes they will use u to settle their differences grin


She has already started avoiding you grin

Tuah!
lol, u know what's up. I have learnt the hard way not to interfere in husband and wife issues. Many women are ready to die in marriage, the best is to mind your business and remember them in prayers.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 5:11am On Nov 03, 2019
bukatyne:


I wish you were right.

ANY woman who wants to leave an abusive marriage will do so with or without a job.

Quote me anywhere.
But you know he's right. This is Nigeria where most jobless women see marriage as a poverty alleviation programme. Not to mention the societal stigma or 'shame' attached to women who leave their husband's house.
Unfortunately, this is the bitter reality, whether you accept it or not is totally up to you and doesn't change the facts.

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Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by Nobody: 5:30am On Nov 03, 2019
ornicus:


It is not about money. There was a lady who was carrying her unemployed husband. Bank worker woman. The husband was doing all of this and more. The guy eventually killed her. I am trying to remember her name.

Our society has conditioned most women to stay in abusive marriages

There is no support system as police will usually push the woman back to the man

Our religious institutions are also not helping

In all, you will have to be a person with a very very strong will.

It is about far more than money. I am sure you will find that that man's financial contributions are insignificant

The woman was titilayo arowolo. In the end her husband stabbed her to death,

I think that was even my church christ church sef you are right
Re: She Went Back To Her Abusive Husband by toye440: 5:34am On Nov 03, 2019
Death Warrant Finally Signed.

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