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I don't know, but I opened this thread at the same time as I was watching Nancy Zieman (Sewing With Nancy) and was startled for a moment.
Heh heh heh. Care to -- how shall I put this-- take a stab at it?
Depends on the story. Some believe it was A), a fight over one of Bob's mustangs, but some now say she was a battered wife, and therefore it would be D), although the purchase of a hatchet tends to lend credence to pre-meditation.
D is a BZZZT! Keep trying peeps!
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This is why you shouldn't just take the first choice on Google as truth.
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Video surveillance captured Nancy purchasing the hatchet at the Home Depot, The following day, Nancy returned to Home Depot, where she purchased duct tape, the tarp, bleach, and other cleaning products. A third trip to Home Depot revealed that Nancy shoplifted a hatchet, and then attempted to return it with the receipt she received after purchasing the first hatchet.
A is DING DING DING! correct!!! Only in the Metro Detroit area would a guy get hacked to pieces over a cherried-out Mustang Shelby.
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K.A. wrote: "I don't know, but I opened this thread at the same time as I was watching Nancy Zieman (Sewing With Nancy) and was startled for a moment."Nancy Z can be a little scary lol
I liked her show. Unfortunately she passed away last year. Her show was the longest-running sewing-related show on TV.
Seaman's case is an interesting one. Both their boys got on the stand to testify at their mother's trial. One said, heck yes, our dad was violent towards our mom; the other one said that's ridiculous, he never laid a finger on her.I feel bad for all the men in the Seaman family, despite their UMC privilege. They all had to go thru middle and high school with the name "Seaman."
Fishface wrote: "Seaman's case is an interesting one. Both their boys got on the stand to testify at their mother's trial. One said, heck yes, our dad was violent towards our mom; the other one said that's ridiculo..."I worrked in a HS library for a time and there was a very sweet, seemingly well-adjusted boy attending whose last name was Turdo. I cannot but imagine that he was ridiculed for this over the years. Personally, I would have changed my name the sescond I could. Life is hard enough without unnecessary tsuris.
I heard of a kid once named Shingo. A woman turned to me and said, "His last name is Balls. Can you believe that?" Her son corrected her, saying "His name isn't Balls. It's Bells." We both gaped at him in astonishment. "Shingo Bells? His name is Shingo Bells?" I asked in a state of full perplex.
The kid just shrugged. He didn't see the problem at all.
True story.
Shingo all the way. Hey, my last name is Krisko, so believe me, I got any Crisco Oil joke you can possibly think of.
I went to school with a guy named Kling who had to tolerate a lot of jokes about his future selling Kling Free. I think that brand no longer exists, so his kids are probably safer.
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A) They were divorcing and couldn't agree on who would get custody of the restored Mustang
B) They were divorcing and he said "you'll get custody of the boys over my dead body"
C) He announced he'd found somebody new and wanted a divorce
D) He was brutalizing her as usual and she killed him in self-defense