Tortoise
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Completely cowardly too, ambushing a sleeping person, in their deep sleep, because he knew she would be at her most vulnerable and had no defences. Two defenceless innocents, no physical threat to anyone, it's vengeful, cold-blooded and dangerous, she had seen through him as soon as the honeymoon was over. Not seen him as a murderer, but as someone unable to love and connect, only able to mimic acts of love - love-bombing. IMO. A man who kills like that could never be triggered by passion - he has ice in his veins, he's modelling it on other husband-killer defences. For him it was only getting rid of what no longer served his interests, settling the argument by cowardly elimination, and she meant nothing to him when he crept into her bed and pounced in the dark, gripping her while she struggled for her life breath.This interview with C's father made me feel so sad he wishes he could have blown B's lying head off! How on Earth it must feel to have felt you were grieving with your son in law only to find he did it and is now discrediting her. The pain of knowing her last months even were so unhappy
Caroline Crouch's father wishes he'd 'blown head off' killer husband | Daily Mail Online
I agree that B reminds me so much of Grace Millane's killer. Dissociates from reality, easy and fantastical pathological lies, superficially charming, a penchant for the materialistic and living beyond their means....
and ultimately gratified by power over vulnerable creatures. The thing that really disturbs me about B though is the puppy ... strangling during sex is sexual, B says C was a crime of passion...but the puppy....that was cold blooded and dangerous. And now we are finding out C's death was just as pre meditated too.
A dangerous ice-blooded killing machine. The deed was just a few hours of unpleasant work I'm sure, not something that will haunt him.
MOO