So a creepy weirdo of a husband murders his wife, that wants to leave him, and boasts about it.
He got away with it, because the police must have been clueless. He's not even trying to hide it, of course he says he didn't do it, because he'd rather be at home than in prison for murder for the rest of his life.
Everything he says is pretty much "yeah, I did it. And you know what? You can't prove a God **** thing. And the son of hers, he would like at least her ashes, well guess what, they're mine. I keep them in a closet somewhere. But I used to sleep with them. I also let the funeral people re-assemble her bones and I messed around with her skull. Yeah, I am a weirdo, you don't like it? Tough luck".
He insinuates, pretty openly, that he actually kept her as a "toy" (before murdering her. Or maybe even after..) - that's not a word a grieving husband would use in a million years, to describe what some unknown perpetrator could have done with his missing/murdered wife (or even wife's remains? Who knows) It's a weird word to use in any form, when talking about something like this.
I don't know how to feel about this documentary, I mean, nice that they told us, here's the guy who did it. On the other hand, he's not in prison and he's laughing at us.
He got away with it, because the police must have been clueless. He's not even trying to hide it, of course he says he didn't do it, because he'd rather be at home than in prison for murder for the rest of his life.
Everything he says is pretty much "yeah, I did it. And you know what? You can't prove a God **** thing. And the son of hers, he would like at least her ashes, well guess what, they're mine. I keep them in a closet somewhere. But I used to sleep with them. I also let the funeral people re-assemble her bones and I messed around with her skull. Yeah, I am a weirdo, you don't like it? Tough luck".
He insinuates, pretty openly, that he actually kept her as a "toy" (before murdering her. Or maybe even after..) - that's not a word a grieving husband would use in a million years, to describe what some unknown perpetrator could have done with his missing/murdered wife (or even wife's remains? Who knows) It's a weird word to use in any form, when talking about something like this.
I don't know how to feel about this documentary, I mean, nice that they told us, here's the guy who did it. On the other hand, he's not in prison and he's laughing at us.