The Black Widows

Women have married their husbands for financial gain and stuff. Women would tend to kill
their own husband for three reasons: to keep the kids, for the life insurance money, and
to continuing the affairs with the other guys. These deadly women are like the ones I've
seen on the episodes of "Snapped" on the Oxygen Network and  "Deadly Women" on ID
(Investigation Discovery). I'm told that the soon-to-be ex-wives are afraid that the
soon-to-be ex-husbands will have found out about the affairs they're having with the guys,
that they're stealing money from the guys' hard-earned business, and/or that he'll have
taken the kids with him, so they will have killed them. These cold-blooded women will have
done everything to have covered up their tracks and the truth. And the next thing the
would-be in-laws know, these deadly women, who'd kill for money, will have been featured
on an episode of "I (Almost) Got Away With It." The ways for these black widows to kill
their husbands are by guns, poison, hired hit men, and by weapons (axes, e.g.).  The only
way to have ended all marriages is a divorce, and I do believe in divorces. Everybody
knows that these married women would kill their husbands to cover up their lies and
deceits. But as soon the proper authorities find evidence that these married women had
everything to do with the murders of their husbands, they'll likely spend what will be,
the rest of their lives in prison without the possibility of parole. That's why I'm not
going to marry a woman who's after my money and I'm not going to suffer the same fate
these guys did, especially when Julia Lynn Turner had killed Randy Thompson (the fireman)
and Maurice Glenn Turner (the police officer) by anti-freeze, Jessica McCord and her new
husband killed her ex-husband and his new wife to keep her daughters, and when Michelle
Michael killed her husband, James "Jimmy" Michael for insurance money. and if these men
didn't want to marry these would-be cold-blooded women, then they never should've married
them at all. And these gold-digging soon-to-be wives are now considered cold-blooded
assassins.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011



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