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A 22-year-old woman admitted to investigators that she pushed her newlywed husband off a cliff in Glacier National Park during an argument. The man fell to his death. She compounded her legal problems by allegedly giving several false accounts before confessing.

She has been charged in federal court with second-degree murder and faces anywhere from 14 years to life in prison.

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- Jim

Sort of wonder how they got as far as marriage in the first place...

I read this one. Just horrible. Hope she gets the book thrown at her!

ELB wrote:Sort of wonder how they got as far as marriage in the first place...

I could only speculate. Sometimes people get on the wedding roller-coaster and go ahead despite obvious problems.

I knew a couple that dated for years, all through college, got married, and were divorced in a couple of months. They didn't try to kill one another, though.

- Jim

seamusTX wrote:

ELB wrote:Sort of wonder how they got as far as marriage in the first place...

I could only speculate. Sometimes people get on the wedding roller-coaster and go ahead despite obvious problems.

I knew a couple that dated for years, all through college, got married, and were divorced in a couple of months. They didn't try to kill one another, though.

- Jim

I guess she kept her wedding vows, "Till death do us part".

Cody's death has been ongoing questions/news up here. I say we push her over a cliff and see how she likes it, eh?

Oldgringo wrote:Cody's death has been ongoing questions/news up here. I say we push her over a cliff and see how she likes it, eh?

When are you going to ask her?

WildBill wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Cody's death has been ongoing questions/news up here. I say we push her over a cliff and see how she likes it, eh?

When are you going to ask her?

I dunno', second or third bounce, I reckon.

Oldgringo wrote:

WildBill wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Cody's death has been ongoing questions/news up here. I say we push her over a cliff and see how she likes it, eh?

When are you going to ask her?

I dunno', second or third bounce, I reckon.

I'm sure she would tell you on the way down.

WildBill wrote:

seamusTX wrote:

ELB wrote:Sort of wonder how they got as far as marriage in the first place...

I could only speculate. Sometimes people get on the wedding roller-coaster and go ahead despite obvious problems.

I knew a couple that dated for years, all through college, got married, and were divorced in a couple of months. They didn't try to kill one another, though.

- Jim

I guess she kept her wedding vows, "Till death do us part".

I told my wife before we got married that divorce would never be an option - she asked me how I felt about murder.

jmra wrote: I told my wife before we got married that divorce would never be an option ...

My wife and I also agreed before taking the vows that we would not consider divorce (we're Catholic). We've managed not to kill one another for 33 years.

Unfortunately, the idea of "starter marriages" and bailing out permeates American culture now, along with the horrible example of celebrities getting married and divorced and cheating (as well as beating).

- Jim

seamusTX wrote:

jmra wrote: I told my wife before we got married that divorce would never be an option ...

My wife and I also agreed before taking the vows that we would not consider divorce (we're Catholic). We've managed not to kill one another for 33 years.

Unfortunately, the idea of "starter marriages" and bailing out permeates American culture now, along with the horrible example of celebrities getting married and divorced and cheating (as well as beating).

- Jim

Congrats on the 33 yrs. We celebrated our 23rd earlier this year.

jmra wrote:

seamusTX wrote:

jmra wrote: I told my wife before we got married that divorce would never be an option ...

My wife and I also agreed before taking the vows that we would not consider divorce (we're Catholic). We've managed not to kill one another for 33 years.

Unfortunately, the idea of "starter marriages" and bailing out permeates American culture now, along with the horrible example of celebrities getting married and divorced and cheating (as well as beating).

- Jim

Congrats on the 33 yrs. We celebrated our 23rd earlier this year.

I've been married about a half century all told. Neither I nor any of my wives felt the need to shoot the other or push each other over a cliff. What is with people these days?