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3 minutes ago, Rc2702 said:

I think the word to describe this situation is not bitter. He lost his temper that is not the same as being bitter. He was also possibly drunk which likely fuelled his anger. 

You`re the one that mentioned bitter, and how do you know the guy was drunk. OK then, we`ll erase bitter and call it anger.

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9 minutes ago, cyberfarang said:

You`re the one that mentioned bitter, and how do you know the guy was drunk. OK then, we`ll erase bitter and call it anger.

I said bitter in reference to your comment on understanding the actions. I said possibly drunk as I read the reports he had been drinking with his wife. 

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Now that’s cold blood and crazy the guy had to lose his mind or it was just hate. Well we will never here from him again after years in a Thai prison he will wish he was dead.


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Posted
7 hours ago, oldlakey said:

Try reading more than one line, then just maybe you wont make yourself look QUITE so silly

Try understanding 2 English men joking, then you will not look so sill;y.

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30 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Try understanding 2 English men joking, then you will not look so sill;y.

If you say so Colin 

Have a nice day

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There is a 1965  Jack Lemmon film called "How to Murder Your Wife", and the current incident could be called the reverse of that namely 'how not to murder your wife'

it should be done in a way that the perpetrator gets away with it.....not of course that I would ever suggest for a moment that committing murder is ever justified:

:sick:

 

Posted
13 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

If you're married to a attractive person 22 years younger than you, paranoia is going to be pretty much a constant.

 

Maybe she was cheating, maybe she wasn't. Still, no reason to kill her.

If you're married to a attractive person 22 years younger than you, paranoia is going to be pretty much a constant.

 

depends on the sort of personality one has, if your a insecure no confidence sure. my lady is 30 years younger than me.

we dont live together and she lives 2 hours from me very pretty lady good body and sexy, if she decides to cheat on me good for her i hope she enjoys herself. im not going to get all grazy over it, ill just find someone else.

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9 hours ago, lovelomsak said:

So you just made it up?

Did not make anything up, they fought over sex she refused sex and that is what they fought over.. that is a fact according to the BKK post.. so obviously the guy could not take refusal of sex. In my mind that means she had to be willing whenever he wanted. 

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6 hours ago, Rc2702 said:

Or you can suck it up and move on with your head held high. Was in a similar situation with an ex but I never considered hurting her and I cannot begin to understand anyone who would but I think there called bitter people.

My similar experience has taught me that the thoughts are there, but thoughts are just thoughts. It's part of the grieving process caused by betrayal. A bird can land in a tree but you don't have to to allow it to build a nest. And alcohol doesn't help the thought process. Sadly for this couple, he allowed these angry thoughts to fester [caused by her saying "no"  and his imagination running wild] and his response has now robbed the children of both their parents.

Posted
14 hours ago, robblok said:

I wonder how many will attribute this to the fragile farang ego and how many will comment on kicking someone who is down

If we start seeing it on a daily basis, many will agree with you

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Karma is that he will now likely spend many years being the subject of unwanted sex advances ....... good luck with that one fella. RIP young lady.

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4 minutes ago, Lupatria said:

Brit bashing / Thai bashing should not be the issue here, how about showing a little empathy for three kids who lost their parents in a way that will definitely cause a trauma for them? 

noble comment but if you read the first 5 pages most already have shown empathy. should the thread only be open to say, "those poor children, RIP Lady" it's done now so that's that

Posted
14 hours ago, robblok said:

I wonder how many will attribute this to the fragile farang ego and how many will comment on kicking someone who is down. I mean those are the things I read about when a Thai does something. Now that a foreigner does it... wonder how the comments will be.

 

I hope this guy rots in jail for what he has done.

Yes,we must condemn this as a terrible disgusting act and I hope too that this guy rots in Thai jail forever 

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So many delusionals in this world from both sides . 

She doesn't deserve to die

 

But

Partner from different culture. 

22 yr age gap

He's behaviour would have been the same. Or similar before marriage. 

Both chose to ignore 

The rest you could probably fill. In the gaps

 

You play with fire. You will Get burnt 

 

Sometimes you have to take responsibility for your actions 

Posted
2 hours ago, transam said:

A rather strange comment...

Why? No doubt he'd spent plenty of money on her over the years. Internally that can cause a lot of anger and resentment leading to aggression 

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14 hours ago, observer90210 said:

Why did he marry her and what was he expecting in return ?

 

Why did she marry him and what was she expecting in return ?

 

RIP of course....

He was expecting and ego boost and she was expecting to be paid. This was tough for you? 

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Posted
14 hours ago, ukrules said:

Some people seem to think he should get what he deserves and more, why more ?

 

Surely what he deserves is enough ?

 

It's a good job he had no drugs or he would really be in trouble. 5 to 10 years max.

"what he deserves" may not be the reality in the kingdom therefore "more" may just tick the box for westerners expectation of justice. 

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15 hours ago, maxcorrigan said:

Well this will bring out the usual brit bashers, saying that this ba..stard deserves the worst Thailand can throw at him and more, Scum!

What else would the murderer deserve?

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For me, their nationalities are inconsequential; I am simply appalled that one human being can beat and kick another one to death. The sheer cowardice of such a crime is always amplified when the perpetrator is so much bigger and stronger than their victim. I hope that this vile, inhumane bully is incarcerated for a long time and cannot buy his way out of justice. Condolences to the family and prayers for the children that have just lost their mom. ?? ??

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15 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

I think people will find this unusually high violence for a westerner, so will not attribute to any cultural failings. Perhaps the man has gone native.

"unusually high violence for a westerner"

 

Oooh they are soft and gentle...

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