Joan Johnson

Poking The Caged Tiger Joan Johnson

For 12 years, I naively thought I had a happy marriage until my husband told me he wanted a divorce. He informed me he had been having an affair and wanted to marry his mistress. We began the very painful and volatile divorce process, and the court determined that I was entitled to $9.5 million of our net worth, along with receiving large monthly spousal and child support payments. I felt the monetary compensation wasn't enough to pacify the humiliation, betrayal, and anger I felt toward my husband for destroying our family, so I didn't let it go. I wanted more from him, and I was determined to get it, even if I had to kill him. He met an untimely death before our divorce was finalized. This is my story of how I got satisfaction by getting away with committing his murder.