OMG?!

[moosicman]

FOXNews.com - Alabama Man Questioned Over Wife's 2003 Australian Diving Death - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News

Husband may be responsible for wifes death while they dove

[RoadRacer1978]

Huh, not a lot of information for a 4 year old murder. Wonder what really happened. Anynoe have any other info on this wierd incident?

[Divingguy]

I just saw this online. Hard to tell very much from the cover picture. Wonder why the diver in the foreground was totally vertical????

[WV Diver]

Hard to believe people are capable of such things.

[Silverlode]

Hmm. Sad, but could be possibly true. And yah, it's difficult to believe that people can be capable of such actions.

[OTGav]

The first court report (or pre court report) was on TV over here the other night.

Not sure how well my memory has retained it but I think I remeber the following bits that struck me as "ewww".

Looks like she may have suffered O2 deprivation before swallowing any water.

One of the other divers in the group is giving evidence that they saw her being "bear hugged" by another diver.

Office talk round here is about some other odd behavour by the husband at her grave - but I didn't see any reports on that so I'll keep quiet about it.

[BuzzF117]

I watch CSI way to much. It's not like the old days when you just killed somebody and dumped the body now they find you...

[navyhmc]

Methinks there's more to this than what the media is saying. I have seen the evil that some men do, so things like this don't necessarily surprise me, but still...

It could be that the hubby did watch too much CSI and thought he had a fool proof plan. Or it could be the reverse: He had no ulterior motives and he had no intentions of harming his wife.

Acting odd at at graveside service really means nothing to me as I have seen both ends of the spectrum from family members at funerals. The fact is that some folks grieve in different ways. A misconstrued greiving has led to many an investigation that yielded no suspicious activity. I was at one funeral where the wife of the deceased showed little emotion at the service which led to the husband's relatives accusing her of his death-he died in an auto accident 3 states away. Why was she so stoic? She was so overwhelmed and distraught she didn't respond to anything-when the dams burst, she had to be sedated.

I guess further details will hopefully follow.

[OTGav]

Grave side stuff has been reported on a bit more now.

He was filmed at night using bolt cutters to remove flowers left there by the parents. They had chained their flowers there because they had gone missing so many times before.

[navyhmc]

Yeah, things are starting to look hinky!!! At the very least there's some family issues.