My first thought, to be honest, was that it was a home made porno, and that he the star. Just to kill someone for having a porno? Excessive, and unlikely unless she was previously imbalanced.

Further, this article is written in such a way that you automatically think, "Oh, what a horrible woman/mother/wife."


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Guys, look, go read the link, and you'll notice the SOURCE link, where they got their painfully brief blurb from. Read THIS.

You'll notice that the husband weilded a knife after an argument. The wife then grabbed a pair of scissors to defend herself. The man was said to be abusive.

This is not about "finding porn", and it's a shame she is assumed to be mentally ill. less

Guys, look, go read the link, and you'll notice the SOURCE link, where they got their painfully brief blurb from. Read THIS.

You'll notice that the husband weilded a knife after an argument. The wife then grabbed a pair of scissors to defend herself. The man was said to be abusive.

This is not about "finding porn", and it's a shame she is assumed to be mentally ill. less

Guys, look, go read the link, and you'll notice the SOURCE link, where they got their painfully brief blurb from. Read THIS.

You'll notice that the husband weilded a knife after an argument. The wife then grabbed a pair of scissors to defend herself. The man was said to be abusive.

This is not about "finding porn", and it's a shame she is assumed to be mentally ill. less

That's just terrible. I do agree with JR that it is hard to make a comment on something without knowing the whole story. I think that they should have at least talked it through or something instead of the wife going ape-shit and stabbing him.

A personal example, if that's alright: When my fiancé and I first started being together, I was telling him what some of my limits were. Now, I am a fairly open person and I'll try most things at least once, but there are things that I just can't do or can't have going on. One for him was actually going to be something about how I didn't want him to watch porn. Harsh, yes, I know, but please understand that I had really low self-esteem issues and for some reason I worried that he'd find the women more attractive than me or while we were having sex, he'd be thinking about them and not me.

But it just felt wrong to not let him do that, I mean even I will watch porn sometimes, not at often as some, but I still do. And even when this was going on, every so often I'd watch it. I cannot stand double standards, even if I do happen to be the one in the gaining position from it. So of course I scratched that one off the list.

Now it doesn't even bother me. He'll watch porn, I'll watch porn, I use toys, he uses his toy (just found it for him a few days ago at a brick-and-mortar shop ) And I don't mind. The "No porn" rule then turned into "As long as it doesn't negatively affect our relationship, then it's fine. If it does, it's gone" type rule which is, I feel now, infinitely more fair.

Besides, he seems to get inspiration and creativity from watching it and will want to try stuff he saw on the porn with me Who wouldn't love that?

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Police: Woman Kills Husband after Finding Porn Video

Updated: Friday, 10 Sep 2010, 2:47 PM EDT
Published : Friday, 10 Sep 2010, 2:16 PM EDT

By Mitchel Maddux, John Doyle and Ikimulisa Livingston

(The New York Post) - A 32-year-old mother of three fatally stabbed her husband with a kitchen knife after discovering a porn video in their Brooklyn, N.Y., apartment, police sources said Friday.

Officers responded to a 911 call Thursday night in the Bushwick section of the New York City borough and found Rudolph Henry, 44, stabbed once in the chest in the family's third-floor pad, the sources said.

The victim was rushed to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, authorities said.

Cops took Henry's wife, Shellyann Henry, in for questioning, and she was later charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon.

A neighbor, Dawn Springs, 26, said the couple had just moved into the brick, three-story walk-up only a few months ago. The pair has a teenage daughter, toddler son and infant girl, she said.



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