CANADA: Women who killed husbands ‘rarely gave a warning’, and most weren’t abused, study finds

A piece first published 18 months ago:

http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/10/03/women-rarely-gave-a-warning-before-killing-their-mates-and-most-didnt-suffer-abuse-study-finds/

All the more concerning for Canadian men, given the ‘Battered Wife Syndrome’ defence increasingly being employed by Canadian women who kill their partners. John Hembling (‘John the Other’) wrote an outstanding piece on the matter for ‘A Voice for Men’ http://avoiceformen.com and it was also posted by a Canadian Honey Badger, Diana Davison:

http://www.canadiancock.org/2014/03/20/frying-elizabeth-sheehys-battered-wives/

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