Texas District Attorney: Divorce, not murder is the answer
- Oct 16, 2016
- 1:59
- Short
Nicholas "Nico" LaHood, elected Criminal District Attorney of Bexar County Texas, says Frances Hall reached a boiling point in her confrontation with her husband's mistress -- and committed "aggravated assault" by using her "car as a weapon."
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Brief Summary
Francis Hall's violent reaction to her husband's affair raises questions about emotional responses and legal consequences.
Key points
- Francis Hall's Boiling Point. Francis Hall reached a boiling point after discovering her husband's affair, leading to drastic actions.
- Interview with Francis Hall. In a jail interview, Francis Hall insists she never intended to harm anyone.
- Consequences of Anger. The discussion highlights the severe consequences of Francis's actions in a moment of rage.
Episode highlights
- Francis Hall's Boiling PointFrancis Hall reached a boiling point after discovering her husband's affair, leading to drastic actions.“She reacted instead of responded.”0:15Oct 16, 2016
- Interview with Francis HallIn a jail interview, Francis Hall insists she never intended to harm anyone.“I never ever touched her vehicle.”0:43Oct 16, 2016






