Dad, 76, executes daughter-in-law at family wedding in front of guests after she planned to divorce

Christian honor killing

My thoughts exactly, R1.

That is traumatic as hell for the guests.

Most likely senile.

Dementia?

Or if that's his son, then she was right to try to get out.

Fucking awful.

[quote] Christian honor killing

Christian mercy killing!

Dee Plorable meet Dee Mentia

I think he deserves some consideration for having the courtesy to do it in the parking lot.

If only my son in laws fat he could show such initiative.

Why is fat he so stupid?

Thoughts and prayers

r9 " If only my son in laws fat "

[quote]That is traumatic as hell for the guests.

So, there's leftover cake?

One less thank you card to write.

MAGA, likely.

Schaumburg? Looks like he belongs in Joliet.

Other than *THAT* it was a lovely event.

I'm taking *two* centerpieces.

[quote] I'm taking *two* centerpieces.

Somewhat off topic: what’s the point of taking centerpieces?

^^ what, are you just gonna leave them there?

R19 - they're usually thrown out - so might as well take them home and enjoy the flowers.

No host is taking home multiple centerpieces after an event.

I told you I was hard core!

[quote] Christian honor killing

[quote] Christian mercy killing!

[quote] —Dee Plorable

We're doing the Lord's work!

Because they are pretty and it’s a remembrance of the day.

Depending on the actual centerpiece, they can be glass vases or some other container that you can use for something else.

They are highly coveted, but make sure the people hosting the party are letting you take them. More often than not, they are promised to certain friends or family or they are just simply rented out for the occasion and can’t be taken home.

One of my aunts was highly offended when she thought to take a centerpiece from my brothers wedding home but later we found out the mother of the bride had promised them to her people. 🥴

Roland Schmidt.

That's just a couple of letters from Roland Schitt... which is how I first read it.

R24 - it does seem to be an older woman thing to do - and they do fight over it and emotions run high.

Has anyone else noticed the increasingly frequent misuse of the word “execute”? Isn’t execution a killing that’s carried out by the state or some such authority as a sentence of punishment? What that piece of shit old man did ought to be called homicide or, more commonly, murder.

[quote]Isn’t execution a killing that’s carried out by the state or some such authority as a sentence of punishment?

R27 don't have any mob connections.

He shot her "execution style".

Execution-style murders are two shots to the back of the head. I don't know of any state or authority that executes in that manner.

"execution style" is a phrase that has been used for a long time, r27. It just means the victim was killed immediately with one single shot. Snuffing someone out with zero chance of survival.

“Execution style” means no imagination.

The Soviets used to kill people “execution style.”

Two shots by spies and the mob, R31. You wanna make sure the job is done right. But yes to your definition.

Geez. If she was getting divorced anyway, she really shouldn’t have felt obligated to attend.

R25 = David Rose

Shotgun marriage?

Try SHOTGUN DIVORCE!

[35] could’ve been her son or daughter getting married.

Or son AND daughter, you don’t know the whole story.

When your mom is your aunt….

I would have sworn he was a Muslim until I saw his name and picture.

But conservative Christofascists are no different. Remember the landlord who executed a Muslim woman and her baby in the Chicago suburbs?

At least the executioner cunt I mentioned at r41 has died. How timely.

They look copiuously insane, don't they?

[quote]Dad, 76, executes daughter-in-law at family wedding

So the killing was sanctioned by the state? Why was he arrested?

This is why some women just flee for good and don’t look back.

Holy Schmidt!