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03-30-2007, 04:57 PM
Wife charged after husband shoots her lover
FORT WORTH — A Fort Worth man who killed his wife's lover after finding them together has escaped murder charges from a grand jury.
The 35-year-old wife is charged with manslaughter in the death of Devin LaSalle. Police say Roberson invited LaSalle to her home in December with a text message that said "I need to feel your warm embrace!"
If convicted of Wednesday's indictment, Mrs. Roberson faces two to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors say Darrell Roberson arrived home and found his wife—clad in only a robe and underwear—with LaSalle outside in a pickup truck. They allege Mrs. Roberson told her 38-year-old husband she was being raped, so he fired four shots as LaSalle tried driving away. One bullet struck LaSalle in the head.
Some legal experts say they've never quite heard a case quite like this. Texas Wesleyan School of Law associate professor Jason Gillmer says a husband "is entitled to defend his wife and his family against aggravated assault."
FORT WORTH — A Fort Worth man who killed his wife's lover after finding them together has escaped murder charges from a grand jury.
The 35-year-old wife is charged with manslaughter in the death of Devin LaSalle. Police say Roberson invited LaSalle to her home in December with a text message that said "I need to feel your warm embrace!"
If convicted of Wednesday's indictment, Mrs. Roberson faces two to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors say Darrell Roberson arrived home and found his wife—clad in only a robe and underwear—with LaSalle outside in a pickup truck. They allege Mrs. Roberson told her 38-year-old husband she was being raped, so he fired four shots as LaSalle tried driving away. One bullet struck LaSalle in the head.
Some legal experts say they've never quite heard a case quite like this. Texas Wesleyan School of Law associate professor Jason Gillmer says a husband "is entitled to defend his wife and his family against aggravated assault."