Final Chapter

I  don't know what made Javon Belcher kill his longtime girlfriend Kassandra Perkins.  Whether we  think it was insurmountable or not. Based on his actions it wasn't to him. Killing yourself doesn't make you a coward. To the contrary it takes a lot of nerves. Most people don't have the nerve to give up millions of dollars. They think that's the answer to most of their problems. Let alone take their own lives. They just ride it out until the end .I have no proof  to back up my assumptions. But I  think this was a case of;"who in the hell left the gate open"? The endless belittling and nerve wrecking yapping has finally come to an unexpected end.

In spite of what most people think. All domestic abuse isn't physical.  The tongue is a powerful weapon. It allows a little woman  to bring a big man to his knees. No matter how big they are, they still have feelings. This isn't your run of the mill domestic violence. This wasn't a battered woman. Even though they were a couple. This was a form of an opponent to him. Yes he could have walked away, but he didn't. He chose to end the whole thing  If they were having so many problems, why didn't they just go their separate ways? Though they lived together and had a child.  They still weren't married.

I would love to have been a fly on the wall during their final argument. I haven't heard anyone accuse him of being physical even on the day in question.  What could they have been arguing about all night long? Something about this whole thing doesn't sound right.  He entered college and the pros with little to no fanfare. He wasn't highly recruited by big colleges, and he entered the NFL as a free agent.  Some hard-headed young honey from Texas comes to town and locks him down. Then sticks him with a baby before he can get away. Whatever was between  them. He decided he couldn't live with it, and neither could she. This was the final chapter.

http://www.kansascity.com/2012/12/01/3943246/chiefs-player-kills-girlfriend.html