13 by Nixx Some more information here; http://www.theguardian.com/books/2001/j ... y.features Something they hint at is his girlfriend leaving him might have been the catalyst, or what he may have seen as the reason he failed his exams which led to this lie, then the long term deception. He later took 'revenge' on her, (they got back together and married) or may have seen it this way when the facade started caving in. Martin's Sun-Pluto ' an inflated presentation within the context of a barren nothingness??, has an eeire echo in this story. Odd about the con (ceptual) artist semi random linkage. Quote Wed Mar 26, 2014 2:10 pm
14 by PiscesSag A brief abstract as a study into altruistic homicide. http://link.springer.com/article/10.118 ... ltext.html After a bibliographic review of all reliable sources relative to this clinical case, we shall focus on the subversive events preceding the criminal act and examine three key aspects of Romand's life: 1) his enigmatic relationship with women, and especially with his wife and his mistress 2) *the paternal role model he was for the local community, strongly suggesting that Romand assumed the exceptional role of a sacrificial figure 3) the criminal sequence. *I thought this descriptive of Capricorn MC. Romand's criminal gesture finds its own reason only if examined through the specificity of altruistic homicides. He tragically spared his family circle the shaking encounter with an intimate stranger who chose to invent the life he most certainly could have lived. This study represents a step toward understanding altruistic homicide risk. *Altruistic being a common keyword for Aquarius. Quote Wed Mar 26, 2014 2:33 pm