The other day, we reported on a 50 year-old man from Philadelphia accused of driving his estranged wife’s 1990 Chevrolet Corvette to the river, leaving the engine running, and pushing it into the water.
The culprit – one John Kramer – is back in the news after having turned himself in, this time just to let you know that he’s not such a bad guy.
Philadelphia Daily News had the story. Kramer and his wife, Stephanie, have reportedly been in a divorce dispute for the past three years. Tensions were previously raised back in June when their son died of a drug overdose in the family home.
Kramer has been arraigned with a $15,000 bail, and is charged with violation of a restraining order, harassment of his wife, and reckless endangerment of the two divers who had to physically retrieve the Corvette from the river. John Kramer’s excuse: bipolar disorder.
“I didn’t even realize I was doing anything wrong,” he said as he was taken in for his arraignment. “I wasn’t on my medication at the time. My system was not balanced. I didn’t feel balanced.” He went on to state that nothing in his life comes easily anymore.
Kramer ended by saying: “My wife will make me out to be a horrible, horrible person. But I am not. I am very nice. I am very good.”
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Should have sold it for 1 dollar
Lets go eagles!!!!!
Reckless endangerment of the two divers. Didn’t they volunteer to do this?
That is exactly what wives, Xwives do. THEY ARE NEVER WRONG.
She might not be wrong in this case. Having a bipolar disorder isn’t a good defence, much less as an excuse for ones actions.
I found miss right. Her first name is always. Lol