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When I'm not at Chikaming, I also spend time at the Middle High School, helping with the River Valley Drama Club. We have a talented bunch here at RV! I'm an avid hockey fan and love to see games at all levels!! I also love to read, cook, and travel with friends. A little about fun, family, and faith. After coming off a year where I read a person best 104 books in one year, I had every intention of reading 105 in 2020.
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By 2002, Whitmore couldn’t tolerate Shanna’s violence any longer and he moved out of their home. Shanna wasn’t willing to let him leave and his rejection increased her senseless fury. Not long after, Whitmore demanded a divorce, sending Shanna into an uncontrollable rage. In 2003, Whitmore was divorced and involved with beautiful 29-year-old Karen Cummings. Unwilling to let her ex-husband go, Shanna stalked the couple with up to 200 harassing telephone calls a day. She stalked their house, slashing the tires on their cars and on one occasion attempted to run Karen down with her car.
Worried about his children’s safety, Whitmore attempted to gain full-time custody. In response, Shanna broke into his home and stole everything he valued. She burned pictures of Karen, Whitmore and his mother. Days later, Shanna completely snapped. She broke into Whitmore’s home, viciously stabbing Whitmore 30 times in his bed, and Karen, 13. Hidden in another room, Karen’s daughter called the police, reporting her father’s murder.
In August 2004, Shanna was sentenced to 27 years in prison for first-degree murder, although likely she will remain incarcerated for the rest of her life. (Many links in this blog are not that of the Whitmore case – examples of husband abuse and obsessive ex-wives)