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KITTY MAN KILLS HIMSELF TO AVOID ARREST – HAD BEEN PHYSICALLY ASSAULTING HIS PARTNER

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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He promised that should his common-law wife report him to the police for assault, his retaliation would be deadly. And so it was. Here are more details in this report from Travis Chase

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