the hubby got what he deserved


if a guy beats up his wife or any woman for that matter deserves punishment. he was found guilty & setinced to death LOL LOL LOL LOL i love it

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I totally agree, the husband got what he deserved but I don't think Donna deserved a life sentence. I am in Criminal Justice courses right now and I have mentioned this in several classes. Others who have seen the movie agree that she should not have received life, others who have not seen the movie had different opinions. I guess they wanted Donna to be another Tracy Thurman before they did anything? Cops can be crooked too!

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i think she should have got off & every one act like the guy never excisted

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she shouldn't have been put in person her hubbys life was worthless he deserved death his life wasn't imporint enough to care about guys like her hubby decerve to die & suffer while doing it

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I agree

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I was totally on her side, and think she should have got off, but not b/c he was a man beating a woman, I would be on ANYONE'S side who went through what SHE did.

Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.

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Crooked cops are common. I live in a little bitty texas town and our whole force is shady. Anyone that would marry a cop is an idiot.

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Hey, it is a risk that Dennis took when he became a wife beater. Not everyone is going to look the other way or accept this behavior. You never know who will step forward, a friend, a family member, a co-worker, a neighbor, to stop you. In this case, it was Donna herself. Dennis should be grateful that Donna helped him out of a bad situation.


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You all might look up the real facts of this case. There was actually no proof he abused her, and, futhermore, abuse is no excuse. If she had killed him I might feel differently, but hiring someone to kill him is not self-defense. Self-defense requires an imminent danger of life. How can you pre-meditate murder and call itself-defense.

Do not get me wrong, she served 18 years and was released, which I think was fair. But if you ask Dennis' daughter, Vanessa, about abuse in the home, or elsewhere, she says it was Donna who was abusive, and never saw anything but compassion and love from her father.

Abuse is not an excuse. Especially when you have little evidence to support physical abuse.

As I said, 18 years, case closed.

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Just saw this movie a couple nights ago although I only watched it up until the cops arrested Donna at the restaurant.

Anyhow, it doesn't shock me that the daughter made the claims that you stated. That's what always gets me about these movies. You never know just how accuratly the actual events are depicted and they are almost always from only one person's point of view and then on top of that, there is so much dramatization added to make the movie more interesting or "watchable".

But just for the sake of discussion, lets assume the movie was totally accurate. A point you made about hiring to kill and killing in self defense leads me to what I was thinking next while I watched the movie. Wouldn't it have been so much more convienent for her and less "criminal-like" if she had just shot him herself, at home, while he was completely vulnerable and then claimed she felt her life was in danger and was only defending herself during one of his "attacks"?

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Wouldn't it have been so much more convienent for her and less "criminal-like" if she had just shot him herself, at home, while he was completely vulnerable and then claimed she felt her life was in danger and was only defending herself during one of his "attacks"?


I agree. But then again, maybe she was so scared with him being a cop. And cops (especially in this film!) tend to stick together. She'd showed the bruises to his cop friend who barely cared, AND ratted her out to Dennis!
While I felt bad Donna got that sentence, I had a hard time drumming up any real sympathy for her. She made so many idiotic choices throughout the film: like GOING BACK TO HIM after her sister WARNED HER that he'd say anything to get her back!!!!
And she didn't even leave when he said she could leave!!! What does she do, she tells him she's pregnant! She should have left and had the baby on her own. Ridiculous woman.

Is there an article/interview where the stepdaughter says it never happened?


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She made so many idiotic choices throughout the film:
On their wedding day when he told her to not drink and broke her glass of champagne, when they went to take pictures, she should have said, in front of witnesses, I want an annulment and went to live with someone else.

Like the saying goes "Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me".


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She made so many idiotic choices throughout the film: like GOING BACK TO HIM after her sister WARNED HER that he'd say anything to get her back!!!!
And she didn't even leave when he said she could leave!!! What does she do, she tells him she's pregnant! She should have left and had the baby on her own. Ridiculous woman.


Not only that, but when her sister arrived to take her and her baby away, Dennis tells her to stay, and she just does it! She doesn't defy him right then and there when her sister is RIGHT THERE TO PROTECT HER! Then her sister leaves, they go into the house, and we're given a very hard to watch scene where he beats her with the belt.

If her sister told Dennis that this wasn't over, then why didn't she do anything for 5 years up until Donna killed him? She knew exactly what she was going through. That statement went nowhere for the rest of the film. Also, the abuse counseling team should have protected her and sent Dennis away. Just because he was a cop does not mean he was above the law. Someone should have gone to his boss if not his friends.

And I'm sorry, but he completely deserved to die. If it were me, I would have made his death far slower and more painful.

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How about if ANYONE beats ANYONE they deserve to be punished?

Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.

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He deserved WORSE. He should have been tortured before he was shot.

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