Woman who pushed husband to his death from a 25th-floor window found dead in prison cell

Washington Post ^ | 10/25/2016 | Lindsey Bever

[BenLurkin]

Terri Watkins, communications director for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, told The Washington Post that Hilberling was pronounced dead about 5:30 p.m. by a facility doctor. Watkins said the death is under investigation by the department

[TomServo]

“Amber was a wonderful woman who is now in heaven with our Heavenly Father,”

Oh yeah - a real peach.

[Blue Jays]

Did either of them possess information unflattering to the Clinton campaign?

[Flick Lives]

“Amber was a wonderful woman...”

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... right up until she shoved her husband off the 25th floor

[DarthVader]

“.....hanging from an apparent suicide.”

Did the family of the victim hire someone to make a hit for revenge?

[lee martell]

Terrible story, especially for their son who must grow up an orphan. There is no way to prove anything, but I believe her late husband’s father, that this guy wanted to get her off drugs, especially during her pregnancy. Her family remains loyal to her in an accepted alibi that makes her the real victim.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Musta been Mustfa who posted that—confusion as to whether al-Lah is God is clearly in play here. She’s from Oklahoma which has decent barbecue. Wonder how she likes the smell of her own flesh burning.

[Boogieman]

Not likely, since she was dead in her cell and most jails have 24 hours surveillance of anyone going into or out of the cells.

[blackbetty59]

I live here, and this story has been tragic from the beginning. I take no joy in her suicide. The whole story, start to finish, is so horribly sad. Both families are destroyed, and the child is an orphan.

[Chode]

well, bye...

[Arthur McGowan]

The decision to push her husband out a window is a deeply personal—and often very difficult—decision for any woman. It is a decision that a woman should make with her clergyperson, her glazier, and her God—without bureacrats in Washington imposing their personal views on defenestration. It is insulting to all women to say that any woman makes this decision lightly—and that’s exactly what those who advocate “waiting periods” are saying—as though women make such decisions carelessly.