Perhaps this is a far extended problem that could arise to others that help raise children to believe that it is all about the ownership of things that is more important than being real. Perhaps it is just my need to get some kind of understanding out of it.
This is what happened:
Ten months ago one of my favorite nephews of my dad, passed, one month after my father did.
A few days ago, our family was given the news that our cousin's body had been dug back up so that an autopsy could be performed.
It was discovered that my cousin (in his 60's at the time of death) had been poisoned by anti freeze.
No warrants for the arrest of his wife has been done at this point, yet her bank account, and credit cards have been seized by the court system.
The reason why the wife is being implicated is simply due to the fact that a short while before my cousin's death, my cousin told his mom and sisters and brother that he believed that his wife was a poisoning him since he told her that he was going to divorce her due to her uncontrollable spending habits. (Uncontrollable nausea and malaise that the doctors couldn't find a cause for.)
So the question until it comes out in the court system is this: Can persons used to a way of life of shopping until you drop...at the thoughts of no longer being able to do such, go to this large of an extent to continue it?
Murder?
Just my thoughts at this time.
ps. My cousin and his wife hadn't been married that long. This was his second wife and he had no children with her.
Love, Light and Peace
We Are All Blessed
Tonie
