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10: The Bizarre Love Letter From Taylor Schabusiness' Husband
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On the latest episode of the renowned "Murder in the Morning" podcast, hosts Tony Brueski and Stacy Cole delve into the mystifying and troubling case of Taylor Schabusiness. The Wisconsin woman currently stands accused of murdering her boyfriend in an act of unprecedented brutality, including dismemberment and keeping specific body parts for her morbid fascination.
Brueski and Cole provide a disconcerting exploration into the psyche of Schabusiness, the accused, her eerie fascination with parts of her victim, and her plea of not guilty due to insanity. The hosts critically review and attempt to unpack the confusing and deeply unsettling evidence and circumstances surrounding this case.
An unexpected twist in this unfolding saga includes discovering Schabusiness's marital status and her child. Cole stumbled upon the Facebook profile of Warren Schabusiness, Taylor's incarcerated husband, leading the hosts to further insights into this convoluted narrative.
Brueski noted the peculiar use of a mugshot as a profile picture by Warren, which is atypical for a social media platform known for sharing life's best moments. The investigation into Warren's Facebook activity revealed a disturbing insight into the couple's life, with their mundane pastimes juxtaposed against their shared involvement in criminal activity.
The hosts were struck by a letter posted by Warren on his Facebook page. He openly acknowledged the couple's struggles with mental illness, postpartum depression, bipolar disorder, and addiction. However, he shifts the blame for Taylor's actions onto the victim, attributing the horrifying actions to the influence of illicit drugs allegedly supplied by the deceased.
Warren's message portrays a deluded loyalty to his wife despite her heinous actions, claiming that their son and he love and care for her. The loyalty runs deep as he attempts to reassure her, saying, "Baby boo, I pray for you every day... We will always be here for you... Because that's the cha business way." His words underscore a startlingly delusional sense of familial loyalty and denial of responsibility for their actions.
Further posts by Warren reveal a sense of grandiosity and delusion. He refers to his family as an "empire" and promises to secure the best lawyer and treatment for Taylor. Interestingly, he appears to bear no concern about his wife's affair, showing an alarming lack of emotional response.
Beyond his wife's infidelity, Warren displays an unsettling level of optimism about his impending release from prison. Despite being incarcerated on federal charges for drug-related crimes, he eagerly anticipates his release and the opportunity to support his wife.
As Brueski and Cole wrap up their chilling exploration into the case, they underscore the tragic situation of the couple's innocent child caught in the crossfire of this deeply troubled narrative. The hosts express hope that the child will be kept safely away from the parents' twisted reality.
In the hosts' poignant discussion, it becomes clear that the Taylor Schabusiness case is not merely about a brutal murder. It's a harrowing glimpse into the devastation wrought by untreated mental health issues, drug addiction, and a deeply troubling refusal to acknowledge personal responsibility.
As the legal proceedings progress, it will be imperative to not only achieve justice for the victim but also ensure the safety and welfare of the innocent child, and possibly others, caught in the aftermath of this horrifying crime. This riveting case, covered extensively by the "Murder in the Morning" podcast, will undoubtedly continue to captivate audiences and raise urgent questions about mental health, addiction, and responsibility in our society.
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Brueski and Cole provide a disconcerting exploration into the psyche of Schabusiness, the accused, her eerie fascination with parts of her victim, and her plea of not guilty due to insanity. The hosts critically review and attempt to unpack the confusing and deeply unsettling evidence and circumstances surrounding this case.
An unexpected twist in this unfolding saga includes discovering Schabusiness's marital status and her child. Cole stumbled upon the Facebook profile of Warren Schabusiness, Taylor's incarcerated husband, leading the hosts to further insights into this convoluted narrative.
Brueski noted the peculiar use of a mugshot as a profile picture by Warren, which is atypical for a social media platform known for sharing life's best moments. The investigation into Warren's Facebook activity revealed a disturbing insight into the couple's life, with their mundane pastimes juxtaposed against their shared involvement in criminal activity.
The hosts were struck by a letter posted by Warren on his Facebook page. He openly acknowledged the couple's struggles with mental illness, postpartum depression, bipolar disorder, and addiction. However, he shifts the blame for Taylor's actions onto the victim, attributing the horrifying actions to the influence of illicit drugs allegedly supplied by the deceased.
Warren's message portrays a deluded loyalty to his wife despite her heinous actions, claiming that their son and he love and care for her. The loyalty runs deep as he attempts to reassure her, saying, "Baby boo, I pray for you every day... We will always be here for you... Because that's the cha business way." His words underscore a startlingly delusional sense of familial loyalty and denial of responsibility for their actions.
Further posts by Warren reveal a sense of grandiosity and delusion. He refers to his family as an "empire" and promises to secure the best lawyer and treatment for Taylor. Interestingly, he appears to bear no concern about his wife's affair, showing an alarming lack of emotional response.
Beyond his wife's infidelity, Warren displays an unsettling level of optimism about his impending release from prison. Despite being incarcerated on federal charges for drug-related crimes, he eagerly anticipates his release and the opportunity to support his wife.
As Brueski and Cole wrap up their chilling exploration into the case, they underscore the tragic situation of the couple's innocent child caught in the crossfire of this deeply troubled narrative. The hosts express hope that the child will be kept safely away from the parents' twisted reality.
In the hosts' poignant discussion, it becomes clear that the Taylor Schabusiness case is not merely about a brutal murder. It's a harrowing glimpse into the devastation wrought by untreated mental health issues, drug addiction, and a deeply troubling refusal to acknowledge personal responsibility.
As the legal proceedings progress, it will be imperative to not only achieve justice for the victim but also ensure the safety and welfare of the innocent child, and possibly others, caught in the aftermath of this horrifying crime. This riveting case, covered extensively by the "Murder in the Morning" podcast, will undoubtedly continue to captivate audiences and raise urgent questions about mental health, addiction, and responsibility in our society.
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