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Whacko shoots guy who texted his wife

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A bitter husband and ex-Marine drove some seven hours from Virginia to western New York to murder his wife's secret lover outside the man's home and then hid out for nearly a week in a national park, authorities said.

A U.S. Marshals fugitive task force nabbed Anthony Taglianetti near Shenandoah National Park on Friday after a nationwide manhunt for the suspected killer of Clymer, N.Y., schools superintendent Keith Reed Jr.

Taglianetti was pulled over after local deputies recognized his car from the feds’ description, and a handgun was found in the car, authorities said.

Reed was found shot to death on Sept. 24 a few hundred feet from his home in Clymer, which is some two hours south of Buffalo, according to local reports.

Police believed he was murdered the previous Friday, Sept. 21, and his body remained outside for three days.


Taglianetti, 42, of Woodbridge, Va., made the 350-mile trip and pumped three shots into the 51-year-old educator because he thought Reed was sleeping with his wife, from whom he was separated, The Associated Press reported.


Taglianetti flew into a murderous rage after finding some racy texts sent from Reed to his wife, Mary Jenks Taglianetti, western New York television station WIVB reported.

Two days after a K9 unit found Reid's body, Jenks Taglianetti called the Chautauqua County Sheriff's office and said, "I think my husband did it," the station reported.

She was under police protection, authorities said.


"He came in on Tuesday, had shaved his head, and his face looked like he had been in a cat fight," an unnamed co-worker told the Post-Journal.

"He looked like he hadn't shaved in two or three days and maybe slept in his clothes."

The co-worker said Taglianetti was feared in the office and other workers knew he kept weapons in his car.

"If you had walked in here two weeks ago and asked which person in the office would do something like (murder), we all would have pointed at him," the co-worker told the newspaper.

"Every one of us told our spouses, 'If we don't come home from work someday, (Anthony) did it.'"
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/husband-drives-350-miles-shoot-wife-lover-article-1.1172108
 

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Well guess that the guys here who suggest to call instead of texting were not that wrong after all...
 

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You have to understand the guy. He made that choice to kill and you can't blame him for it.


Also, it looks like it wasn't intentional. Because if it was intentional he could have cut him up and feed him to dogs, or get rid of body somehow.
 

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backseatjuan said:
You have to understand the guy. He made that choice to kill and you can't blame him for it.


Also, it looks like it wasn't intentional. Because if it was intentional he could have cut him up and feed him to dogs, or get rid of body somehow.

It was very intentional, I guess you missed this part

Taglianetti, 42, of Woodbridge, Va., made the 350-mile trip and pumped three shots into the 51-year-old educator because he thought Reed was sleeping with his wife, from whom he was separated, The Associated Press reported.
 

"I just moved here from Florida."

That sentence contains at least five follow-up questions she WANTS you to ask. Where in Florida? What brought you here? How long have you been in the area? What do you miss? How does it compare to here?

She handed them to you on a silver platter. And you said, "Oh cool. I come here every week. I love this band. Ummm... pretty crowded tonight."

She smiled politely. Nodded. And never texted you back.

I was that guy for years. Talking too much. Listening too little. Panicking about my next sentence while she was literally feeding me the answers.

Then I found 22 rules that fixed the whole thing. Rule number one: shut up and listen. She'll tell you exactly what to say.

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That's black and white thinking. 350 miles is covered in just 4 hours, add in emotional state and some alcohol, and bam bam bam bam bam. Intentional murder is a little different, killer must think of consequences and cover his tracks.
 

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backseatjuan said:
That's black and white thinking. 350 miles is covered in just 4 hours, add in emotional state and some alcohol, and bam bam bam bam bam. Intentional murder is a little different, killer must think of consequences and cover his tracks.

If he was smart he would have pumped another into his mouth after the deed. It's better than Prison.
 

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People live whole lives in prison. It is still a live, it has hierarchy, you can work, study, do drugs, drink alcohol, have sex, etc.. Look, it is obvious he was under an emotional state and wanted to hurt himself first and foremost. Just like any AFC he felt sorry for himself. If he didn't want to hurt himself he wouldn't commit a murder, or at least get rid of the body and cover his tracks. What he did is an extension of feeling bad over oneitis and crying.


Is he a wacko? I don't think he is, because he had one particular person he wanted to hurt, and well himself too.. A person watching political debates on television and taking a bite of the bushrombama turd candy is more wacko than this guy, because a person like that hurts himself and all others around him by accepting tyranny and giving up his and everyone else's freedoms.
 

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If he hid from Police, then he definitely had *some* planning involved. So it was intentional.

Now the real question........Who from SS has not posted since the date of this murder?

Nobody from this site would be dumb enough to do that..... unless they are like that other guy from here who shot that woman in the face.
 
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