121. An Affair That Turned Into Thirty Years in Prison: The Murder of Heather Elvis

A lot of the criminal violence that we see around us is actually because of conflict and is even moralistic in nature.  Often times the criminal that we learn about is someone who has been wronged or they have at least perceived that they were wrong, and therefore they are doling out their own brand of justice in some regard.  This is largely why things like the legal system and juries of our peers for example have been created over time, so that we can judge the guilty as guilty and we can judge the not-guilty as such as well.  Technically continuing on that chain of moralistic justice.  This week we are going to look at a case where you could see some signs of that, even if the guilty parties never admitted to the crimes and even said that they were not bothered by the social injustice that came before the crimes that now see them in prison.  One of the most common causes of domestic abuse and assault is infidelity and cheating.  That is where this week’s case begins but it certainly ends in a sad and terrible way that very well was justice, on some level, that did not fit the crime.  Intro Music: Provided by Gallagher Music Social Media for GBNF: GBNF on Facebook GBNF on Twitter GBNF on Instagram GBNF on TikTok GBNF on Youtube GBNF on Patreon