On a recent broadcast of Paula Zahn's show, this question came up when James Bradley murdered Elisha Tucker, 35, whose body was found in a field near Pender County, bound with duck tape. She had been sexually assaulted.
The story is an old one. Bradley and Elisha were coworkers. Bradley showed a romantic interest in her, but she did not, and I am certain she was polite and gracious in letting him know so. They still have to be coworkers.
But Bradley could not deal with this, and took fatal action. Why, is he so great? And why does this kind of thing seem to always happen in the South? Does the sun, or something in the water do something to men's hormones? The South has some of the country's most gorgeous and trashiest areas. It seems we only hear about the trashiest.
Southern men have to learn when a woman says no, she means it. You think you are so great, then go out and find someone else. An easier time would be had there, than killing someone.
And don't think because of Bradley, here, that this is a Black-White thing. It happens in white couples, straight, gay, whomever. But primarily in the South.
No may Southern litterai have fled the South for New York.
They knew no man or woman is safe, down there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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