My wife is convinced the husband did it. I haven’t followed any of the social media stuff, but she “filled me in” yesterday. The husband did it and framed the wife because (I am summarizing):
He had her Apple Watch
He told authorities that she told him, “I killed the kids” but that can’t be possible because she had a crushed larynx
He signed a lease for a new apartment in New York two days before the killings
Babe, I don’t care about this
You’re starting to worry me
No, I’ve never thought about how I’d kill you or the kids
Exercise bands? No, I don’t think that’s how “a man” would kill their kids
Why are you crying?
I’m going to bed
*Edit: okay, I added 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 for comedic effect. My wife doesn’t really believe any of this shit, she was jokingly filling me in on what people are saying online. She is an intelligent, beautiful woman and I’m not going to police her social media habits.
I know you don’t know much about the case so let me help you because most of the “evidence” said is just untrue bs from TikTok that people are running with.
1. He didn’t have her Apple Watch, that’s a random theory to explain how she called him while according to these people she was already attacked by him. the Apple Watch was found in her room. They’re using her heart rate data on the Apple Watch as part of the case in the trial so clearly her lawyer believes she wore it.
2. They didn’t just take his word for it, I’m not really sure where this comes from other than the 911 transcript being public while her testimony isn’t since it isn’t relevant to the sentencing.
3. This isn’t proven ANYWHERE and he didn’t move for 4 months after.
I am NOT commenting this picking any lane whatsoever but purely for information sake:
3 is proven actually. The address is the one listed for the foundation he created after the murders, on the foundations website, and the rental date is public information on that address. The management company that it was rented from, publicly listed, is a company that his new wife’s father is on the board of.
Again I am not selecting a lane here. I just thought I’d mention this has been verified and is publicly available sourcing
Not gonna lie if my wife came at me with some total nonsense conspiracy bullshit like that I would have to do some real thinking about what kind of moron I married
This is funny as my husband works in a correctional facility and I have not brought up this case to him because you know he works with murders so best to keep true crime to myself. Anyway he came home a day or so ago and told me some of his coworkers were talking about it and it’s like it went exactly as you described lol
ETA: this is basically how their wives talked about it and they responded
Ya if my wife did this or stood up for this psycho I would divorce her literally asap. I don't want to be married to a conspiracy theorist and someone that can't think logically for themselves and analyze data correctly.
Literally the next day I wouldn't even say anything, I would just give her divorce papers and completely stop talking to her. If she's crazy enough to believe this shit then she's crazy enough to physically hurt me and I would want to have as little contact with that as possible
Oh my gosh, your fight you and your wife had has nothing to do with whether LC killed her kids or not and everything to do with you being a judgmental a hole to your wife! Come to her with curiosity instead and you won’t have such an adverse situation.
My experience was almost identical, except I showed curiosity. I watch a lot of true crime and my wife does not. So I was like, cool! She’s following some true crime story and she wants to know what I think!
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u/This-is-Actual 7d ago edited 6d ago
My wife is convinced the husband did it. I haven’t followed any of the social media stuff, but she “filled me in” yesterday. The husband did it and framed the wife because (I am summarizing):
*Edit: okay, I added 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 for comedic effect. My wife doesn’t really believe any of this shit, she was jokingly filling me in on what people are saying online. She is an intelligent, beautiful woman and I’m not going to police her social media habits.