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Husband's Wife Monologue

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I agree with you post. I didn 't want to make an assumption about what really happened either, but the way it looked to me that husband was responsible for his wife 's death. History never added up about the wife calling say that someone was trying to break into her house, but the door was locked when he got there and had to break the window to gain entrance in to the residence. The blood splatter on the husbands clothes was clear give away that he had something to do with the murder, based on the fact he said that he had cradled his wife but most of the blood was on the bottom of his clothes. Being that majority of the blood was on the husband pants and not on his shirt was a give away that he watch his wife bleed out after stabbing her.

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