Watching biographies is a past time of mine. I like to see that there are a lot of people going through pain, just like me or even worse. It makes me realise that I am not alone.
I watched the biographies of Elizabeth Broderick who killed her ex husband and his new, younger wife in their sleep; Amy Fisher who tried to kill her lover's wife; and Mary Kay Letourneau who had a sexual relationship with her 13 y. o. student.
On the offset, these look like heinous crimes, but when you hear their background, what happened in their childhood, it does not excuse, but explain their actions.
Of course the one about the teacher really struck home. I'm 24 and the thought is like *yuck*. She was 34, married with 4 children.
For her,she thought he was a man because he was going throught a rough family situation. The one thing he did was listen to her; he listened to her when no one else would, not even her husband, and that was all she needed.
I watched the biographies of Elizabeth Broderick who killed her ex husband and his new, younger wife in their sleep; Amy Fisher who tried to kill her lover's wife; and Mary Kay Letourneau who had a sexual relationship with her 13 y. o. student.
On the offset, these look like heinous crimes, but when you hear their background, what happened in their childhood, it does not excuse, but explain their actions.
Of course the one about the teacher really struck home. I'm 24 and the thought is like *yuck*. She was 34, married with 4 children.
For her,she thought he was a man because he was going throught a rough family situation. The one thing he did was listen to her; he listened to her when no one else would, not even her husband, and that was all she needed.
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