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RE[2]: Comment by JMcCarthy
by JMcCarthy on Sat 30th Aug 2008 14:22
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I guess they bought into the crime of passion thing?
It wasn't really a crime of passion: that usually means something like a husband coming home to find his wife with another man, and shooting one of them.
Reiser apparently killed Nina over an argument about their sons doctor. He has a short temper, and I don't honestly believe 15 years is anything like long enough for what he did.
RE[2]: Comment by JMcCarthy
by CPUGuy on Sat 30th Aug 2008 15:02
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No, he was found guilty to first degree murder, which means that it was premeditated. So it would seem that got himself a pretty good deal with 15 to life. Or maybe there were some circumstances that convinced the prosecution to offer him this deal. Probably the body was important to the prosecution and Nina's friend and relatives, who hopefully can get some closure now and start healing.
Edited 2008-08-30 15:53 UTC
RE[2]: Comment by JMcCarthy
by KrustyVader on Sat 30th Aug 2008 16:08
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I remember reading if they found any bullet-in-the-back-of-the-head type stuff there would be no deal, so I guess they bought into the crime of passion thing? OtherwisE I'm not sure why'd they'd cut his sentence like that just for a body.
I'm sure Mr. Reiser is going to come off as particularly sympathetic when up for parole. Not.
Edited 2008-08-30 13:59 UTC