).Certainly not saying this is the case, but I can think of one reason. if she had bad credit and they wanted to refinance, often one spouse will remove themselves from the deed, refinance with the credit worthy spouse and then quit claim themsleves back on the deed after refi.
This post is basically for anyone reading here who believes Chris is innocent. Whether you personally know this man, his family, a member of the community where the crime happened, or just anyone who feels he didn't do this. I can see where you're coming from. This crime totally doesn't fit what you know about this man, family, or area. Things like this just don't happen in your community. He's from a good family. He worked for a ministry, for crying out loud. He served our country. The pictures of the family prior to the crime show they were loving, close, dedicated to each other.
Yes, most of us who participate here believe Chris Coleman did kill his wife and young sons. Yes, we have watched a HUGE number of these cases unfold in the media and on the pages of Websleuths. Yes, we are placing this case within the criteria of a 'typical' spouse kills wife and sometimes the entire family.
Believe me, we don't WANT it to be the husband. We don't want to think this family was butchered by their own protector. We don't want it to be, the last face they saw before their death, was that of their own loved one, killing them. Oh My Gosh!........no, no, no, no............NOT that.
But............I believe that is what we have here. A man who NOBODY knew, and maybe not even himself. He most likely never thought he'd be capable of such a horrendous act. Or did he?
It's very cliche, but sooooo true,.............you don't know what goes on behind closed doors.................(and IMO, we also don't know what goes on in someone's head, until they act)........
Another cliche type saying goes for just about everything in life, NEVER say NEVER. After several decades of life, I FINALLY learned that. Just when you think you have it all figured out, you get blind-sided by something, you NEVER thought would happen.............and it did.
Ok, I'll stop now and wasting cyber space. But,.........this is where my Websleuth brain is wandering. I just can't believe he killed them all.........INCLUDING the kids, but he did, imo.
Just be open minded to the possibility. You may NOT know Chris at all. Obviously, Sheri didn't.
JMHO
fran
I'm sure many of these "extra" orders could have been prevented if the parties involved would have reached out to Sheri's family! You guys don't know how angry this makes me...they are NOT behaving Biblically at all.
I've actually heard that *rumored* around it was because they were trying to refinance and she didn't have good credit,............oh yeah, and she liked to spend money.
I dunno, I guess I had a pretty odd marriage. Once we got married, we combined everything in both names. Not only assets but debts. So our credit history was intertwined.
I did read something, can't recall where, some type of statement that many people in Illinois are under the *false* impression that if they remove one spouse's name from the deed then that spouse has no claim to the property. However, the article said this was incorrect.
Like you said, it might boil down to 'intent.'
We do have to remember that Chris may have had a *plan* for this property ownership etc., due to a possible divorce. It wasn't long ago that his brother KC divorced his wife and took EVERYTHING. Frankly, I hope now that all this is out, his now ex can sue him under some statute for some type of *conspiracy.* It'd serve him right! IMHO
JMHO
fran
I did check with an Illinois real estate atty and he told me that a transfer deed, under certain circumstances, could hold up in court. He said it was complicated and many things could factor into it.I've actually heard that *rumored* around it was because they were trying to refinance and she didn't have good credit,............oh yeah, and she liked to spend money.
I dunno, I guess I had a pretty odd marriage. Once we got married, we combined everything in both names. Not only assets but debts. So our credit history was intertwined.
I did read something, can't recall where, some type of statement that many people in Illinois are under the *false* impression that if they remove one spouse's name from the deed then that spouse has no claim to the property. However, the article said this was incorrect.
Like you said, it might boil down to 'intent.'
We do have to remember that Chris may have had a *plan* for this property ownership etc., due to a possible divorce. It wasn't long ago that his brother KC divorced his wife and took EVERYTHING. Frankly, I hope now that all this is out, his now ex can sue him under some statute for some type of *conspiracy.* It'd serve him right! IMHO
JMHO
fran
