Narcissistic Relationships - you could be at physical risk.

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Clayton Weatherston - Narcissist

Narcissistic Relationships - you could be at physical risk!

Narcissistic relationships: a recent case from New Zealand.

This video relates a case from New Zealand where an unsuspecting 22yo female was brutally murdered while in a narcissistic relationship. It is only one case in many but it does highlight the dangers that can exist in narcissistic relationships.

(All names, except that of the killer, have been removed for privacy reasons)

Former University tutor Clayton Weatherston told police he had killed his ex-girlfriend and student because of the emotional pain she had caused him.

Weatherston, 33, killed the victim, 22, in the bedroom of her family home as the victim's mother tried to force her way into the bedroom, the prosecutor told the court on the first day of

Weatherston's murder trial.

Weatherston denies murdering the victim, but has admitted manslaughter. He says he was provoked by the victim, who attacked him with a pair of scissors, and lost control. But the prosecution says there were no words or acts that caused provocation or any loss of self-control.

The victim died after suffering 216 stabbing or cutting wounds.

The prosecutor said the victim suffered clusters of stab wounds to both eyes, her genitals, her breasts, her left cheek, her left temple and her left ear and the left side of her neck as well as 45 wounds to the front of her throat.

Her ears and the tip of her nose were cut off and several pieces of her hair were also cut. The prosecutor said the nature of the attack indicated areas of the victim's beauty or attractiveness were being targeted.

A pathologist who examined her body would give evidence that these injuries indicated a "persistent, focused and determined attack".

In her opening address today to the court, The prosecutor said the court would also hear of a previous assault by Weatherston on the victim in December, 2007, and Weatherston making comments

to the victim that he wished she was dead and hoped a plane she was to travel on would crash.

A relationship began between the victim, an Otago University economics student, and Weatherston in June, 2007.

This relationship was regularly "up and down" and "all on or all off". By mid-December 2007, the relationship was all but over, the prosecutor said.

On January 9, 2008, the victim was in her bedroom packing for a move to Wellington where she was due to start a new job with the Treasury.

Weatherston drove to the house that day with a knife in his computer bag, the prosecutor said.

The victim's mother answered the door to Weatherston and he told her he wanted to see the victim and had something for her.

Weatherston went up to the victim's bedroom, and the victim's mother listened for loud noises from her daughter's room. She heard words to the effect of "don't Clayton" or "stop Clayton", the prosecutor said.

The victim's mother initially tried to open the door to the bedroom but couldn't. When she did get the door to the bedroom open, she saw her daughter lying dead on the floor and covered in blood.

Weatherston was straddling the victim's body and stabbing her, the prosecutor said. Weatherston then pushed the door closed.

The victim's mother telephoned the police. Officers arrived and had to get Weatherston to open the door, the prosecutor said.

When the first policeman on the scene asked Weatherston what had occurred, he told the policeman: "I killed her" in a calm, normal tone, the prosecutor said.

Asked why, Weatherston stated: "The emotional pain that she has caused me over the past year".

After a five-week trial the jury returned a guilt verdict on 22 July, and on he was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of 18 years, the judge saying she believed the killing was deliberate and controlled

Narcissistic relationships will place you at emotional, and sometimes physical, risk and it's vital you can recognize the signs and symptoms of a narcissist and that you become informed on how to deal with a narcissist and how to protect yourself from their abuse, and the narcissism treatment s that are available.

Please visit http://www.12path.com/stopabuse for more information on narcissism treatment and full support services. You DO NOT have to accept abuse from a narcissist.

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[atomicprayer]

Most abusive relationships involve a narcissist and a borderline. Both are emotionally and physically abusive

[Windo64]

I was married to a man I believed to have narcissistic tendencies. He abused me for 3.5 years until I left. I left the state in order to be safe. He would abuse me emotionally and physically. I still suffer from ptsd and its been over 20 years. I'm grateful I did not die!

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