Shannon O'Roark Griffin: Yet Another NASA Woman Takes Raod trip With Evil Intent For Romantic Rival

• I love it,veep up the good work, we do not need this scum in the world

• Looks are deceiving.  In her pic she looks like a pleasant person.  Crime of passion?  Hope she doesn't get off.

• This one got it right!  She killed the husband.  Wonder how the girlfriend feels now. http://www.10news.com/news/30301294/detail.html?hpt=ju_bn6 

• lol, stupid no, nut jobbers, yes

• stupid scientists

• Also sometimes it's better to lease than purchase.

• "Two wrongs "Do Not" make a right" But three lefts do.

• It could leave a bad taste in your mouth.....

• Thanks for the clarification NY

• The article I read earlier today (sorry, don't remember where) said pretty much the same thing.  The therapist and the mistress were not the same person and the mistress had recently broken up with the husband because she found out he was married. Too bad the wife decided to throw her whole life away for the cheating bastard.

• exactly what I was thinking...do it once, you'll do it again

• I can't imagine wanting a guy after catching them with someone else like that.  

• I had to get more clarification on this story. The mistress was not the therapist that was counseling them. She was a completely different person. And what I got from another article was that the husband and wife weren't living together for some time before this went down. He told the wife he wanted a divorce and she went and murdered the mistress. http://www.kansascity.com/2012/01/17/3376184/co-workers-miss-psychiatrist-slain.html

• She is a hero, although I'd have more respect if she had shot him too.   The guy was a jerk for even telling her who he was seeing.  What is the point of that?? He should have just said he wanted out and left.   

• I have to agree with you, especially about Broderick and Harris.  Those two men shamlessly taunted their wives and flaunted their affairs while treating them like pure shit.  They deserved what they got.  I wish I could have been on their jury. They'd be free if I had been.

• I didn't get that from the article....that the person they turned to to save the marriage was the one he was screwing.  I think their marriage counselor and the psychiatrist he was screwing are two different individuals.   Anyhow, you never know what these cheating men are telling their lovers.  Probably crap like they haven't had sex in years, and all kinds of other BS.  I mean, they can't be getting it on and then talking all kinds of sweet things about their wives cause that would make them look stupid.    I don't blame her one bit except I think I'd have shot my husband rather than drive to another town and shoot her.  

• Like I said, sex is just sex, and I wouldn't go overboard just b/c of that.  Also, when I offer my opinions, it goes w/o saying that of course I understand what's legal and what's acceptable in the eyes of most of society.  What I'm saying about situations like this is that if you're the person cheating, and lying to your spouse, and insulting their intelligence, and disparaging them, etc., you should sometimes expect that perhaps that spouse is already emotionally distraught and that your callousness has the possibility of pushing them over the edge.  And if they get pushed over the edge, guess who their target is going to be?  So, I'm not necessarily saying it's right, but I'm saying I understand it, and I believe that in many cases it is justly deserved, and that if more wronged spouses took that route then perhaps the insensitive, cheating, obnoxious spouses might learn to handle things a little more appropriately, a little more delicately.  If you have to cheat, fine.  If you have to leave, fine.  But you don't ever have to disrespect or insult your spouse in the process. 

• oh yeah...so glad didn't end up getting married to him.... he was in all sorts of trouble later down the line.... small blessings

• You dont mow another mans lawn and you dont clean another womans kitchen so to speak.

• In respects to your opinion I go with what was taught me in my youth. Two wrongs "Do Not" make a right. If one can not control their anger in society then one should be removed from same. Although some crimes do justify an instant death, infidelity is not one.

• I understand, and also agree to a point.  But in the cases of Clara Harris and Betty Broderick, if I were either one of them, it would totally be worth it to go to prison!   That may not be true in every case, where the trauma is less egregious, but in the cases of those two pricks and I imagine many more just like them .... frag 'em, I say!  :D  And good for you that you were strong enough to just walk away f/ that jerk, as opposed to killing him, or worse, going ahead w/ the marriage.  Smart.

• I can certainly see your points and don't totally disagree, it is just such a waste of intelligence, this woman, now not only humiliated by her husband and the tramp, but now her life is gone because she wasn't able to say, ok fine, fuck you I am out of here. (and taken him for every dime he had)  I caught an ex-fiance in bed bumping uglies with some slut... could have shot him, as I carried a .38 (yes legally) but I didn't... I turned and walked away, why... because me giving up my life for his stupidity just didn't seem worth it... just wish she'd been able to do the same thing.

• See, I'm totally on the other side.  I think wives like this woman, Clara Harris (Houston dentist who killer her deceitful husband), and Betty Broderick (California woman who killed her ex and his new wife and former assistant / mistress) are practically heroes.  I think these scumbag men who add insult to injury and just take a la de da position that life goes on, deal with it, and the sluts who know they're married but crawl into bed w/ them anyway, deserve to be humiliated and beaten, and in extreme cases I'm okay w/ killing them, too.  You just cannot be so disrespectful of someone's rights, emotions, etc. and walk away unscathed.  I wish that most people would have extreme overreactions to spouses who do this crap --- I'll bet sooner or later spouses would learn to behave more appropriately.  And I'm not saying that spouses can't fall out of love, want to leave, etc.  But for God's sake be an adult about it.  Don't slink around being devious.  Man up (or pull on your big girl panties) and admit to your spouse that you're not happy, you've met someone else, you want out, whatever.  Just show some freakin' dignity and respect and be honest.  For me, the sexual misconduct isn't nearly as significant as the lying, the deception, the disrespect from someone who is supposed to be your rock, your support, your best friend, etc.

• yeah, have to agree with you on this one for sure Sam... normally I would say the cheating spouse is the one that should reap the anger... but this woman, of all people, should have known better, all of them should have thought before acting... don't get me wrong...no way should she have shot anyone, husband or mistress...but I do understand it

• Well yeah, i'd be pissed off too if the person i turned to to try and save my marriage, turned out to be the very person breaking it apart by shagging my husband. Though ordinarily i'd say he should bear the brunt of my wrath, in this case i think they both deserve an equal beating. She KNEW about the problems they were having, she KNEW how fragile the relationship already was, she was hired to try and save a marriage, but instead of helping she beds the husband? Cow. Although i would have hoped someone who works for NASA would have been able to execute a bit more smoothly. Oh, wait - she was a trainer. 'Those who can't do, teach'. Gotcha.

• Here we go again. Another of which could have been a hero to many children has turned zero. With the education and everything this gal had going on for her you'd think she'd know better. Just too bad she went the direction of the criminal. Well, thre go the rest of her glory days locked up in an institute of dummies and assholes. Jeez, what a shame.

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