Re: Utah Doctor's Lies -- Nightline

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Posted by: Gordon B. Stinky ( )
Date: July 10, 2019 10:11AM

https://abc.go.com/shows/nightline/episode-guide/2019-06/14-061419-Utah-Doctors-Lies-Revealed-After-Investigation-Into-Wifes-Death

I noticed this the other day when pulling up a different video and meant to post a link. My apologies if it's already been posted.

Looks like the episode aired a couple weeks ago.

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Posted by: Amyjo ( )
Date: July 10, 2019 10:47AM

Re: Utah Doctor's Lies -- Nightline

Thanks. Will watch it later.

Martin MacNeill was a true pathological serial killer.

He not only murdered his wife and thought he'd get away with it. He murdered his brother when they were teenagers and did get away with it. In nearly the same exact manner he murdered his wife years later. He also tried to murder his mother, but failed.

He lied and manipulated his way through life. No wonder he became a Mormon bishop, married a Mormon beauty queen, and fathered several children with her. He could be as charming as the best of them.

His only son later committed suicide after being the only child to publicly defend his dad when his sisters were the ones who had him arrested. The son was a law student who believed in his dad's innocence until the evidence became to much for him to deny.

Then his dad took the coward's way out once he realized the rest of his life would be spent behind bars. He had no remorse for murder. Only that he'd gotten caught. His children were not even an afterthought for him. They were as expendable as his wife was. He even took his adopted daughter back to Russia to drop her off where she came from once his wife was dead.

What a guy (not!)

Martin destroyed many lives, not only his own.

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Posted by: Cheryl ( )
Date: July 10, 2019 07:15PM

Thanks. What a monstrous doctor.

Was he a mormon?

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Posted by: Gordon B. Stinky ( )
Date: July 10, 2019 11:57PM

Re: Thanks. What a monstrous doctor.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/utah-doctor-mormon-bishop-martin-joseph-macneill-drugged-wife-left-die-bath-pleasant-grove-michele-a7677911.html

According to that article he was a former Mormon bishop

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Posted by: Cheryl ( )
Date: July 11, 2019 03:39PM

Thank you. Bishops can't always be trusted, can they? (n/t)

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Amyjo Wrote:
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> Thanks. Will watch it later. 
> 
> Martin MacNeill was a true pathological serial
> killer. 
> 
> He not only murdered his wife and thought he'd get
> away with it. He murdered his brother when they
> were teenagers and did get away with it. In nearly
> the same exact manner he murdered his wife years
> later. He also tried to murder his mother, but
> failed. 
> 
> He lied and manipulated his way through life. No
> wonder he became a Mormon bishop, married a Mormon
> beauty queen, and fathered several children with
> her. He could be as charming as the best of them.
> 
> 
> His only son later committed suicide after being
> the only child to publicly defend his dad when his
> sisters were the ones who had him arrested. The
> son was a law student who believed in his dad's
> innocence until the evidence became to much for
> him to deny. 
> 
> Then his dad took the coward's way out once he
> realized the rest of his life would be spent
> behind bars. He had no remorse for murder. Only
> that he'd gotten caught. His children were not
> even an afterthought for him. They were as
> expendable as his wife was. He even took his
> adopted daughter back to Russia to drop her off
> where she came from once his wife was dead. 
> 
> What a guy (not!) 
> 
> Martin destroyed many lives, not only his own.