In domestic homicides, killers are usually male
Men are four times more likely than women in B.C. to kill their spouses or romantic partners, according to new research from the B.C. Coroners Service.
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The awkward truth about spousal abuse
Honest researchers were surprised by the results of their own objective inquiries. They were all finding, independently, that intimate partner violence (IPV) is mostly bidirectional.
