If your spouse/significant other killed somone, would you turn him/her in?
Discuss.
Posted by Jennifer at May 4, 2004 08:00 AMI would.
If it was self-defense, I'd then work to exonerate them as such.
If it was an accident, I'd want them exonerated.
If it was murder, I couldn't live with them anymore anyway.
J
Posted by: J. Fielek at May 4, 2004 07:27 AMDepends. Who'd she kill?
I've got at least one ex out there who's actively trying to kill people.
Posted by: Jim at May 4, 2004 08:45 AMOoh, as I reread that it sounds pretty bad. The ex I refer to is in the Army.
That's what the "depends" is on. If my Lovely Wife wacked somebody who was trying to have a go at one of the boys I'd have no problem with it, nor would I turn her in.
Posted by: Jim at May 4, 2004 10:43 AMHmmm. Depends on which ex. One of them, I'd be happy to turn in for things there's only a remote possibility she was involved in.
Posted by: Wind Rider at May 4, 2004 02:49 PMI would gladly turn in either one of my ex's. I would not turn in my current companion, however. I guess it depends on which list I currently have them on.
Posted by: cj at May 4, 2004 03:24 PMNo, because I'm probably the one she killed, and I probably deserved it.
Posted by: Harvey at May 4, 2004 05:21 PMIt wouldn't happen, because usually Mrs M asks me to do the killing, as in "Oh my God, Simon kill that cockcroach now!" And I've no doubt she'd turn me in. Then she'd get the bed to herself.
Posted by: Simon at May 5, 2004 12:45 AMI'd have to check my list. If the killee was on it, I'd just take her out to dinner. And never fall asleep first ever again.
Posted by: Ted at May 6, 2004 06:54 AMBy 'someone' do you mean Michael Moore? My husband is Swedish. It's not in his DNA to kill. Scratch that. He killed a squirrel once, but he cooked it and ate it, so it's OK.
Posted by: Alice at May 7, 2004 07:37 AM