Jelka Pesic
You would think that with all of the true crime I read about nothing surprises me anymore. In part that is true I suppose but there are certain types of cases in which I simply cannot wrap my head around. These are the cases where family members either gang up together or take it upon themselves to kill someone after they have divorced a family member and there is a custody battle for a child. The most surprising about cases such as these is the age of the person who is accused of being the driving force behind the murder, or sometimes attempted murder. Murder between couples, especially when there is a custody battle going on is not that uncommon, nor necessarily is the fact that the murder is carried out with other family members at least knowing about the crime, if not helping at the very least of covering things up. And yet, they still amaze me in some way. I suppose it is the fact that more than one person in a family can go to the extent of murdering someone for their...