What is good for me is good ONLY for me...

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sun Aug 24, 2014 1:20 am

........Missing age info is important to analyze the cultural influence...

by Guest Sun Aug 24, 2014 9:00 am

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

........Missing age info is important to analyze the cultural influence...

a 36-year-old advocate... guess she must be in the same age range, but maybe a bit older than him.

guys go for older women when they (women) are sorta young, but then most of them begin backing off after a certain age.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sun Aug 24, 2014 11:22 am

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

........Missing age info is important to analyze the cultural influence...

a 36-year-old advocate... guess she must be in the same age range, but maybe a bit older than him.

guys go for older women when they (women) are sorta young, but then most of them begin backing off after a certain age.

She must have been at least 42 to 45 in 2009 when she remarried...and closer to 50. My point is she had no problem dumping her hubby and hanky pankying with the neighbor when she had 15 to 20 yr old kids and switch teams, but now acting all holy and Sita-like and expect him to stay like Rama....

He was having a goodly time and he was stupid to marry her. She also had a good thing on the side and was greedy to want him all for herself... Razz

by Kris Sun Aug 24, 2014 2:34 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

........Missing age info is important to analyze the cultural influence...

>>>All the evidence seems to be circumstantial. In a US court, the defense arguments would be as follows:

1) Miranda was not read. So, any statements made by Jayanti ar not admissible.

2) Ramachandran was a low life - (produce a few witnesses to verify this- he was a lawyer after all)
    He enticed Jayanti away from her first marriage, but his true colors came out only after the marriage to Ram. By this
   time it was too late for her and being a Hindu wife, she had to suffer through his torturous behavior. Nevertheless,
    this was her 'fate'. She even knew about this affair with the student, which was in violation of student- teacher
    relationship protocols but she was honor-bound to not disclose this to anyone (invoke Hindu-wife angle again).

3) The girl's relatives came to find out about this relationship and her blood-thirsty cousins came after Ram. There was
   really more to this than their "sister" being violated in this manner. Ram was of a different caste and the two castes
    have fought since the 15th century over an original violation of the rules on scheduled timings for the usage of a
     common well. This is the reason for the gruesome nature of the killing, rather than bumping him off with extra
     sleeping pills or some such thing.

4) Jayanti panicked when she saw the body, went into shock and didn't say anything about it to anyone due to the
     shame over the inter-caste nature of her husband's relationship and disappeared for a few days

Let's pick the jury.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sun Aug 24, 2014 4:01 pm

Just noticed...

" the Jaihindpuram police registered a case"

Could Maax Sar, KV, Flimmy explain what "jaihind" means and what "hind" indicates?

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