Solomon O Oke

Death of The Innocent Solomon O Oke

Nothing is more deadly than a woman scorned. But what if her anger is directed towards the wrong person -- an innocent, charming personality at that... It would have amounted to a lack of prudent psychological analysis of a human being to think that Lisa Brown, quiet mother of a four-year-old-daughter and a sixteen-year-old-son, will one day turn against Jerry Dickerson, her soon-to-be-number-four-husband, a charming lover-boy, down-to-earth, childlike young man, the love of her life, and cause him fatal bodily harm; but she did. One evening Lisa took her anger, the frustrations for all the atrocities committed against her by other men in her life, out on Jerry as the two played love games inside Lisa's apartment. Her actions, what she did to Jerry that faithful evening was shocking to everyone who knew her and knew the kind of loving relationship she had with Jerry.