Dr. Geri-Lynn Utter

I think the issue is spot on as far as control.

Control is at the center of this.

Also, it is a threat to his identity.

When you talk with doctors, and I can say this because I am one, there's something called like a God complex, right?

We help people.

We're not supposed to harm people.

And I think what happened here is that his ego is very fragile.

He felt very threatened by the work husband or work spouse.

And

And even if there was an emotional affair, let's go along, let's go down that road, does that justify what happened to this woman?

She was bashed in the head with a brick.

I don't care if it was one time, two times, three times, or four times.

And the other thing that's really bothering me is,

that's interpersonal violence.

That's domestic violence.

And yes, we don't know what she did to him, but we do know what we see.

And it's clearly that he became unhinged.

He was upset.

He wasn't the center of her world and he smashed her skull.

And essentially we have we have the actual footage of it.