Timothy Flood, 42, wasn't happy about the end of his 14-
year marriage. The biggest bone of contention, though, was the house he
and his wife owned in Undy, in Monmouthshire, Wales. "The house was
both our pride and joy," said his wife, Catherine, 39. "He made it
clear that he wasn't going to move out of the house but I expected him
to do so." To make sure she wouldn't get the 250,000 pound (US$379,000)
house, Timothy poured gasoline around the inside and lit a match. The
house exploded in flames -- and so did he, since he had spilled petrol
on himself, too. He died two days later, suffering from burns over 90
percent of his body. (London Telegraph) ...So: did he win?
year marriage. The biggest bone of contention, though, was the house he
and his wife owned in Undy, in Monmouthshire, Wales. "The house was
both our pride and joy," said his wife, Catherine, 39. "He made it
clear that he wasn't going to move out of the house but I expected him
to do so." To make sure she wouldn't get the 250,000 pound (US$379,000)
house, Timothy poured gasoline around the inside and lit a match. The
house exploded in flames -- and so did he, since he had spilled petrol
on himself, too. He died two days later, suffering from burns over 90
percent of his body. (London Telegraph) ...So: did he win?