"Abused Wife fakes death" movie- name?

[Stranger_On_A_Train]

@Hilarity_N.Suze

I once had a discussion with a bunch of mystery authors, male and female, where we all kind of agreed that almost anyone who’s ever been married will sort of understand this mentality of divorce: never; murder: maybe. No doubt why these plots come up year after year. They resonate.

”When I watch you eat, when I look at you lately, I just want to smash your face in!”

Stranger

[mbh]

@TheBoltEater

So she’s too Catholic to divorce him… but cold-blooded first degree murder is just fine!

John Wayne Bobbit ticked off a Catholic woman.

[Two_Many_Cats]

@TheBoltEater

So she’s too Catholic to divorce him… but cold-blooded first degree murder is just fine!

Wasn’t there some airhead bimbo that got caught on the TV show Cops in a sting operation trying to hire a hitman to kill her boyfriend because she didn’t want to hurt his feelings by breaking up with him?

I remember that from somewhere…

[Penfeather]

The Winter’s Tale, by William Shakespeare. Not his best work, but it did have the stage direction “Exit pursued by a bear”.

[TheBoltEater]

@mbh

John Wayne Bobbit ticked off a Catholic woman.

:eek:

Good thing my wife’s a Methodist.

[Darren_Garrison]

@Hilarity_N.Suze

I once had a discussion with a bunch of mystery authors, male and female, where we all kind of agreed that almost anyone who’s ever been married will sort of understand this mentality of divorce: never; murder: maybe. No doubt why these plots come up year after year. They resonate.

Ripped from the headlines.

[TheBoltEater]

@Darren_Garrison

Ripped from the headlines.

That’s amazing.

[Death_of_Rats]

@Darren_Garrison

Ripped from the headlines.

More amazing is that he somehow managed to successfully cheat using Ashley Madison. Based on the demographics uncovered when the site was hacked, that was like winning the lottery!

[TBG]

Didn’t Double Jeopardy have such a thing as part of it’s premise (along with a big misunderstanding of the title term)?