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context: “The only thing I am guilty of is loving you SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH,”
  
  I can literally hear this in my head in some amalgamation of voices from all the ex's I've had that tried endlessly gaslighting me. One of them flipped her car over in front of my house after we broke up, there were donut tracks in the yard, neighbors witnessed it, her car was fucked up from it, and for years she claimed it never happened and wasn't her. >
  
  Yep. The whole "If anything, I loved and spoiled them too much" thing from outright abusive cruel people in horrifying levels of denial.
  Check my post history. I literally hear a variation of that every day. >
  
  I liked the Wisconsin story about butter better than the Wisconsin story about murder
  Edit: attempted murder >
  
  How did she think she would get away with it if it actually worked? 
  Her actions regarding the house scream "motive" and toxicology reports are a thing >
  
  I wonder if the poor husband is suffering from some form of dementia, because I can't think of an explanation of why someone would marry an obvious gold-digger.
  
  According to a criminal complaint, the couple got married in March. Following the wedding, Amanda Chapin forged the signature of one of her husband’s children on a power-of-attorney document, then demanded her husband amend his house deed so she would get the home if he died. >
  
  She makes Norman Bates say, “Damn!” >
  
  Who the BLEEP did I marry? >
  
  Reminds me of the comedy movie called, “I love you to death.” >
  
  MUG SHOT >
  
  Aww mug shots always look bad >
  
  Better than the mug shot received by her husband.