Former Senator of North Carolina, John Edwards, finally admitted that he cheated on his wife, Elizabeth, who is stricken with breast cancer, and also cheated on his family and all his supporters.
John Edwards & mistress Rielle Hunter
John Edwards will not be the first and last politician to cheat on his wife and deny it. The problem was that the mistress, campaign aide Rielle Hunter, even released a statement saying that another mutual friend was the father of her baby, when this story first became public.
John Edwards & wife Elizabeth
How many Dr, Chua Soi Leks are there in the world, though I am not saying that he is a fine example that all cheating man should emulate. After all, Dr. Chua is still together with the mistress despite it all. His excuse is that they have been together for 12 years already.
Even now, John Edwards has denied that he is the father of the love child while Rielle Hunter has refused paternity test. The moral of the story is never to trust a politician. And if you have a secret to keep, why let anyone know about it all?
Looking at the case with Michael Crowe and the murder of his sister, Stephanie Crowe ten years ago, I keep remembering that I was brought up never to trust the cops. No matter how they treat you like a friend, they will stab you at the back if there is an opportunity. Living in Malaysia, it is worse because there is the Internal Security Act (ISA) where anyone could be locked up without trial. And the family would not even know where the detainee has been taken to.
Stephanie Crowe – murder victim
In the case of the Crowes, they have just lost a 12-year-old daughter whilst their 14-year-old son, Michael Crowe, and his two friends were accused of murdering Stephanie. I think this is a major blow to any family.
Michael & Stephanie Crowe
While I understand all too well about sibling rivalry and there have been times when I felt like I would be hurt due to jealousy, I think it really takes a psycho path to cold blooded kill a sibling.
Richard Tuite – the murderer
It is a wonder that with the many advanced ways of solving crimes, it still took years to solve the murder of Stephanie Crowe. Heh.. ..I think I watched too much US criminal and courtroom dramas. Also, I think that American homes need better security. How about building a fence, eh?
