NuroMancer
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Originally posted by: OsoVerde
Originally posted by: Dean
What I am wondering is, at what point did he pull out the gun?
Did he pull it out before she yelled rape? Did the woman yell rape thinking she was going to get capped? Was the husband going to cap both of them until she yelled rape? Did the guy drive off possibly after she yelled rape knowing the guy was going to shoot him in an attempt to get away?
If she yelled rape in a direct response to her husband brandishing a gun, in an instinctive attempt to save her own life, should she be charged? Or the Husband for taking out the gun? Her trial will bring it all out I guess.
Good questions.
Yes and no, If he thought that everything was fine in the marrage and comes home to that, I think he is right to ASSUME something is very wrong. Think about it, if you are convinced in your mind the you have a happy marrage, then your first reaction would be that your spose is in trouble and to do something to help her.
"Tracy Roberson, 35, was also indicted on a charge of making a false report to a police officer" If she honestly believed that her husband was going to kill her, she would have told the police then and there, not filed a police report about being raped.