[Alouette]

Well, I am a rabbi's wife, and I have never had the urge to shoot my husband multiple times.

Maybe I have had the urge once or twice but I never actually DID.

[Jemian]

I was reminded of a family story. My great-grandmother was asked on her 50th wedding anniversary if she had ever thought about leaving her husband.

She answered, "I married him until 'death do you part', so divorce was out of the question."

She waited a moment before continuing, "Now MURDER is another story."

[Bahbah]

I have never had the urge to shoot my husband multiple times.

LOL. Bless you, my dear, and I'm sure your husband is most grateful for your restraint :)

[conservative cat]

Maybe I have had the urge once or twice but I never actually DID.

LOL. I don't think that is a feeling limited to the wives of rabbis or ministers!

[Dallas59]

In the foot could be a good warning.

[Galveston Grl]

**Maybe I have had the urge once or twice but I never actually DID.**

Now that is self control, LOL! I would guess this case has more to it than the normal stress of being a ministers' wife. She is mentally ill or he was abusing her, is my guess.

[VOA]

Maybe I have had the urge once or twice but I never actually DID.

IIRC, Billy Graham's wife told an interviewer that she'd never had
a thought of divorce.
But of homicide, yes, maybe a few times.

[street_lawyer]

If the wife of a politician shoots him are we going to have an article no how hard it is on them too? Is this the only wife who ever shot her husband? If not where is all the Monday morning quarterbacking about how horrible it was fro those wives?

[HamiltonJay]

I still think there is a lot more to this story....time will tell.

[utahagen]

Thanks for posting this! This murderess's lawyers already have hinted they'll argue post-partum depression as a defense -- her youngest child is one year old, by the way -- and it looks like the other defense will be "it's tough out there for a minister's wife".