The second-most-common motive for the intimate partner homicides studied is gain.
of intimate partner homicide where there is no evidence of previous domestic violence. So, why might a homicide occur in an otherwise seemingly non-violent relationship?looked at 149 Australian homicides to determine who kills who and for what reason.
Jealousy accounted for the largest number of the intimate partner homicides that were examined in the study . These jealousy cases all included husbands who killed their wives. In court documents for these cases, jealous rage or morbid jealousy were often blamed for spurring the murders.
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