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Two Significant Love Triangles In Relationships
It is common knowledge that in a relationship there could be hardships along the way, but when two people decide to come together they enter a commitment to each other. When one person in that relationship is unfaithful, all parties are affected, and suffer some sort of loss. For example one may lose their house, lose trust, but in some cases people have lost their lives. A crime of passion occurs when a person acts on impulse to commit a crime against someone. They are not always premeditated, and are certainly not justified. In this paper, we have studied two significant love triangles, in which infidelity became lethal. These criminals are Harmohinder “Mindy” Sanghera, and Amy Fisher.
23 year old Sikh, Mindy Sanghera, was described to be
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She took his advice and began prostitution, but she still desired to be with Joey, so she asked Joey to leave his wife to be with her, but he refused. Several people knew about Amy and Joey’s affair,such as Amy’s aunt and 3 of her other friends, they tried to counsel her, and make her understand that Joey was just using her, but she was so blinded by what she believed to be “love” that she wouldn't listen. (Lethal Lolita, The Amy Fisher story, Bio., ny daily news) On May 19th, 1992, Amy Fisher went to the Buttafuoco’s home to confront Mary Jo and confess to her that she was having an affair with her husband. Mary Jo was reluctant to believe that her husband would engage in such an act, so she dismissed the teenager’s words for senseless allegations. Amy became so infuriated with Mary Jo’s dismissive disposition, that she pulled out a gun from her jacket, and shot Mary Jo on the right side of her face. Amy then fled the scene of the crime with a friend in the driver seat. (Lethal Lolita, …show more content…
Once Amy was arrested, the Fisher family was offered $80,000 for the rights of the story which they accepted in order to post bail. At her trial on September 24,1992, Amy pled guilty to the count of aggravated assault and was sentenced to up to 15 years in prison. But after 7 years at the Albion Correctional Facility, Amy Fisher was released under a new plea agreements derived from the wishes of Mary Jo. (Great American Trials)
Mary Jo forgave Amy for what she did to her. Once released Amy became a columnist for the Long Island Press (Left in late December of 2005.) In 2004 she won a media award from the Society of Professional Journalist in Column/News. She is an advocate for prisoner’s rights and wrote a book entitled If I Knew Then that was published in 2004. In 2007 Amy Fisher began her porngraphic career with the release of a sex tape involving her husband, Louis Bellera, which lasted until 2010.(bio, frost snow) Since then she has had two children, a son age 6, and a daughter, age 3, and she has appeared on reality

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