Where does it say she is a grieving widow? It says she has healed from her abusive marriage and is now dealing with her children grieving for their father.
So she shouldn’t care about the pain her children are going through?
Or maybe you think his kids shouldn’t be grieving for him and the fact that they have lost their father.
Should a person who commits a horrible crime be unloved by their family?
I’m glad that Christ loved me even though my sin put him on the cross. I’m glad that my family loves me even though I have brought them pain at time. I hope your family will grieve you when you die no matter what you have done and will do to others.
John Allen Mohammed not only killed a bunch of innocent people and brought great grief to their families, he also brought great grief to his own family. It was his fault, but it doesn’t make them undeserving of being able to grieve.
(You could probably guess I won't be buying the new book from the griever.)
I understand what you’re saying but please consider the very real possibility that this woman’s story has changed and now she may be milking the situation for all its worth.
If her ex had not gunned down all those innocent people then her children would have their father around in their lives. But. He made the decision to not be there. He was not a *nice* man.
By fawning over the grief this family may be experiencing, we’re making the killer a martyr rather than the vile human he really was.