Sunday, July 16, 2006
DOCTOR SUSPECTED IN NEW YORK BOMBING DIES
The doctor suspected of blowing up his townhouse rather than allowing his ex-wfe to force a fire sale has died as a result of injuries received in the blast.
This case appears to be a perfect example of "cutting off one's nose to spite one's face." On the other hand, this case also appears to illustrate a growing epidemic of extreme domestic violence cases. One has to wonder whether the judge's ruling may have contributed to the man's behavior and whether there may have been some middle ground between forcing a man out of his home or leaving his ex-wife destitute. Our guess is that the lawyers were owed so much money that the house had to be sold in order to for the litigants pay their legal bills.
The doctor suspected of blowing up his townhouse rather than allowing his ex-wfe to force a fire sale has died as a result of injuries received in the blast.
This case appears to be a perfect example of "cutting off one's nose to spite one's face." On the other hand, this case also appears to illustrate a growing epidemic of extreme domestic violence cases. One has to wonder whether the judge's ruling may have contributed to the man's behavior and whether there may have been some middle ground between forcing a man out of his home or leaving his ex-wife destitute. Our guess is that the lawyers were owed so much money that the house had to be sold in order to for the litigants pay their legal bills.
