Hey guys. I am not doing well, hence the lack of posts lately. I've been told I have seasonal depression on top of my major depressive diagnosis. So that's fun. I've been struggling for a few months now, but it's getting worse to the point that I might have to go back into the hospital. However, I don't even know if that'll help. Sure I'll feel better being away from my environment, but when I get back I'll just be back where I am. I feel like I have no support. My family barely gives a fuck about me. The only person who genuinely cares about me is my best friend who lives almost 2 hours away from me. I am losing hope. At least last year when I got to this point I had the hospital, but now I feel like they can't even help me. So I don't know what the future of this blog holds at this moment.
Heyo! Happy Monday! If you know me, you know I am an avid researcher of true crime. So I figured why not bring this interest to my blog. Today's subject is Francine Wilson, formerly Hughes, who set her house on fire, killing her abusive ex-husband. I admit, this is a lot more somber than my usual posts, and I promise we'll be back to the whimsical weird That Time... posts next week. First of all, this post requires a trigger warning. There is mention of arson, murder, physical abuse, alcoholism, and rape. If this is not your cup of tea, there are plenty of other history posts . Francine Wilson (then Hughes) with lawyer, Arjen Greydanus, c. 1977 Before we get into the homicide, we need some background. Francine Wilson was born Francine Moran in 1947. She grew up watching her alcoholic father beat her mother. Tragic how history seems to repeat itself. At sixteen, she left home after marrying James "Mickey" Hughes. In an interview with PEOPLE , she recalls the abuse sta...