OK lets get this straight right from the start.....NO I'M NOT SUPPORTING DV OR THE HORRIFIC MURDER............ BUT.......There is obviously a lot more to this story than the neat little, " he was a cruel monster, she was the perfect mum with the perfect kids ' that some in the media are portraying. What was it that the senior detective knew, that the rest of us don't ?
Is it possible that the father was " driven to it " as the detective suggested by the inequalities and gender bias of the family law courts ? I have seen enough examples of this bias and the resentment and anger it causes to know that there is something fundamentally wrong with our family court system. In the pressure cooker heat of family breakdown, woman can and do make unsubstantiated and fabricated claims of DV to the courts in order to win custody of children. ( and NO i,m not saying this did or did not happen on this occasion, we mere mortals simply DON'T KNOW !!!. )
The overstretched courts do not have the time or resources to fully investigate the claims and so simply, automatically find in favour of the mother, leaving the father without access or contact with his children and branded as a violent person when this is not always the case.
I don't know what went on behind closed doors for this family and neither does anyone else on this forum. One of the only people who does have some idea is the senior detective who has been stood down and he has suggested things are not as simple and straight forward as the media and DV activists are making out.
If people are speaking out and raising awareness of this legal discrimination within the family court system and highlighting the pain it is causing men, why should they be abused and victimised by the politically correct zealots.
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