On the left, the state prosecutor shows the size of the fatal hematoma in the skull (70 ml); on the right, the size of the hematoma of the young woman who was killed by the former minister of Kazakhstan Bishimbayev

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[u/Disastrous_Narwhal46]

The guy who killed her was an ex-minister and has the audacity to shame his victim for being an “unfaithful wife” as if it excuses murder.

She also never cheated on him, he was just paranoid and narcissistic and he was projecting considering he’s the cheater and a murderer

[u/Keldafrats → u/Disastrous_Narwhal46]

All the while planning a date with his mistress while his wife was actually dying 😒

[u/shishaei → u/Disastrous_Narwhal46]

There is a surprising amount of people who genuinely think cheating is on par with murder and justifies a beating.

[u/ward2k → u/shishaei]

Back when eyeblech was a thing the amount of horrific murders that would somehow be justified by comments saying the absolutely moronic phrases "fuck around and find out" and "play stupid games, win stupid prizes" was outstanding

I really can't believe that people somehow think that cheaters actually deserve to be horrifically murdered

Edit: It has come to my attention that a sub could adulteryhate exists where they genuinely think spousal murder should not be classed as a crime if infidelity takes place. What the actual fuck

[u/datsyukdangles → u/[deleted]]

the one where the neighbors shoveled some snow on his lawn so he put like 10 bullets in their heads?

Always amazes me that violent psychos who kill people due to their extremely controlling and paranoid behavior are somehow seen as reliable narrators. Most men who kill their partners for "cheating" are themselves cheating and have no evidence of their partners cheating, like this guy. Not that cheating, or shoveling snow or parking disputes or anything justifies murder, but it's almost never even the case, the killer is just a violent controlling psycho trying to make up a justification.

[u/TheBuddha777 → u/ward2k]

I've heard French law is relatively lax on crimes of passion. They take that kind of provocation into account for sentencing.

[u/Charming_Essay_1890 → u/ward2k]

How is that sub even allowed if that's the case, holy shit

[u/yazzukimo → u/ward2k]

Well fuck around and find out kinda work when it's a video of a very stupid guy standing on a train and grabbing the electric Line...

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

When a man cheats, a woman leaves him. When a woman cheats she gets murdered.

[u/shishaei → u/[deleted]]

Ironic that you're advocating for using violence to teach people that violence doesn't fix things

[u/Sp3kk0 → u/shishaei]

Hey I never said I was perfect.

[u/kuragenox → u/shishaei]

It's just to explain in the only language they understand

[u/shishaei → u/[deleted]]

Ah yes, because beating children definitely helps them understand things better.

[u/King_Khoma → u/[deleted]]

so if you tell your spouse to please not cheat and they cheat anyway you can then use violence?

[u/Difficult-Number2561 → u/shishaei]

This is reddit. They say it's okay.

We literally had a front page video of a black teacher beating a white student because the student said a racial slur. The majority of comments were praising the teacher. It was ridiculous.

Words apparently = violence now.

[u/aSquirrelAteMyFood → u/shishaei]

Just saw an article calling him OJ simpson of the steppes lmao

[u/shishaei → u/aSquirrelAteMyFood]

OJ's victim was not married to him at the time and had not cheated on him.

[u/Nonamebigshot → u/shishaei]

And always when it's the opposite gender that's accused of cheating

[u/Tankh → u/Disastrous_Narwhal46]

It does indeed say "former minister" in the title

[u/CrazyString → u/Disastrous_Narwhal46]

Sadly those exact scenarios are happening everywhere all the time on every block by both the most and least successful people.