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We all know Dr. Kovorkian and how he tried to help those who couldn't stand the painful wait to die. It's arguable admirable, although illegal. However, one thing about the doc is that he made it painless with cleans lines and a bit classy you know, no messy clean ups, unlike mr. man up above who tossed his wife over their balcony. Check out the copy and pasted story below:
ANSAS CITY, Mo. - A Kansas City man pleaded guilty Friday in Jackson County Circuit Court to second-degree murder in the death of his wife.
Stanley Reimer, 52, admitted to throwing his wife, Criste, off the balcony of their 4th floor Plaza Point apartment in August 2007.
Court documents state Reimer, the former Nelson Atkins Art Museum accountant, told police he was experiencing extreme financial difficulties and could not care for his wife any longer. Criste had numerous health issues involving her brain and her legs. A caregiver told police Criste could barely walk.
Reimer told police he walked with his wife to the balcony of their apartment, kissed her, picked her up and threw her from the balcony.
Reimer was sentenced to life in prison.
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We all know Dr. Kovorkian and how he tried to help those who couldn't stand the painful wait to die. It's arguable admirable, although illegal. However, one thing about the doc is that he made it painless with cleans lines and a bit classy you know, no messy clean ups, unlike mr. man up above who tossed his wife over their balcony. Check out the copy and pasted story below:
ANSAS CITY, Mo. - A Kansas City man pleaded guilty Friday in Jackson County Circuit Court to second-degree murder in the death of his wife.
Stanley Reimer, 52, admitted to throwing his wife, Criste, off the balcony of their 4th floor Plaza Point apartment in August 2007.
Court documents state Reimer, the former Nelson Atkins Art Museum accountant, told police he was experiencing extreme financial difficulties and could not care for his wife any longer. Criste had numerous health issues involving her brain and her legs. A caregiver told police Criste could barely walk.
Reimer told police he walked with his wife to the balcony of their apartment, kissed her, picked her up and threw her from the balcony.
Reimer was sentenced to life in prison.
