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Ryan Jenkins Left Suicide Note

Reality TV contestant mentions Jasmine Fiore, jealousy in page-and-a-half letter

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(Newser) – Ryan Jenkins, the reality TV contestant suspected in the murder of model Jasmine Fiore, left a suicide note titled “Will and Testament” on his computer before hanging himself in a Canadian hotel room. Though the letter talks in detail about Fiore and blames her for his situation, Jenkins never mentions her death. “The lack of acknowledging that he'd just lost his wife speaks volumes,” a police sergeant tells People.

The sergeant adds, “About half of the letter described how much he loved her, and in the same breath, he would talk about how frustrated she made him. It was clearly defined that Mr. Jenkins was jealous of multiple side relationships that she had."

This undated photo released by the Buena Park Police Department shows Ryan Alexander Jenkins, of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
This undated photo released by the Buena Park Police Department shows Ryan Alexander Jenkins, of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.   (AP Photo/Buena Park Police Department)
This August 2009 photo provided by TMZ, shows Jasmine Fiore, right, and her husband Ryan Alexander Jenkins in Las Vegas.
This August 2009 photo provided by TMZ, shows Jasmine Fiore, right, and her husband Ryan Alexander Jenkins in Las Vegas.   (AP Photo/TMZ)
This August 2009 photo provided by TMZ, shows Jasmine Fiore, left, and her husband Ryan Alexander Jenkins in Las Vegas.
This August 2009 photo provided by TMZ, shows Jasmine Fiore, left, and her husband Ryan Alexander Jenkins in Las Vegas.   (AP Photo/TMZ)
This photo provided by TMZ, shows Ryan Alexander Jenkins and Jasmine Fiore's March 18, 2009 wedding in Las Vegas.
This photo provided by TMZ, shows Ryan Alexander Jenkins and Jasmine Fiore's March 18, 2009 wedding in Las Vegas.   (AP Photo/TMZ)
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youngblood
Oct 6, 09 2:38 PM CDT
So was it then a crime of passion and don't woman who kill their husbands get a free get out of jail card for Crimes of Passions? A woman shot her husband in the back last year killed him and is out of jail right now. He should have hired a good lawyer and fight for his freedom on a crime of passion defense instead of offing himself. Reply
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LionKing
Oct 7, 09 1:30 PM CDT
Violence during rimes of passion happen at the spur of the moment. If I am not mistaken, he cut off her hands and pullled her teeth out. I might be wrong on all that but I seem to reall that was a part that really made him out to be a horrible man. Can anyone confirm or correct me if I am mistaken? So no, in closing I do not accept crime of passion. It was jealous rage and nothing more...just my POV.
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Monjubikahn
Oct 15, 09 2:00 AM CDT
Fear is a powerful motivator when confronted with the potential loss of the best woman he ever had in his life. Fear turns to rage when the inevitable is about to happen. This is usually where the words, "If I can't have you then no one can," comes out of the mouth of the murderer or he thinks it very loudly until he becomes the spectator of his body performing the terrible deed. After coming down from the deadly blind rage, he is shocked and horrified. "Must get rid of the evidence," he thinks. During the process of committing the final acts of dismemberment and distribution of the body, his self esteem decends to the floor and dissipates. He becomes paranoid and begins having dreams of someone chasing him. In the final installment of his nightmare he is captured. Upon awakening he learns that he is suspect number 1 and decides to end it all. He is resolute in his decision and hangs himself . Perhaps on the other side he can be with his beloved. Sad. Very sad. Reply
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