A Minnesota man has been sentenced to more than 33 years in prison for stabbing his wife to death during a Bible study session.

A Minnesota man was sentenced to more than 33 years in prison for stabbing his wife to death during a Bible study session.

Robert Castillo, 41, who pleaded guilty in March to second-degree murder, apologized in court Friday for killing his wife, Corinna Woodhull, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported. They had been married about two years and have five children, who are now ages 11 to 24.

Castillo’s sister told police she hosted a weekly Bible study at her St. Paul home. On the night of March 21, 2023, the couple was sitting on a couch when Castillo whispered something in Woodhull’s ear. After she shook her head “no,” Castillo pulled out a hunting knife and stabbed her multiple times, until his own family disarmed him.

  • Diplomjodler
    15•3 days ago

    Not a very constructive way to resolve theological disputes.

    • @darkmarxEnglish
      30•3 days ago

      Historically, this is exactly how theological disputes were handled. See Crusades on Wikipedia for more information.

      • Diplomjodler
        11•3 days ago

        I know. It wasn’t constructive then either.

    • @[email protected]
      7•3 days ago

      I think what you should take from religious texts is “don’t be an asshole”. Everything else should build on that.

      And I don’t need religion to not be an asshole.

      • Diplomjodler
        6•3 days ago

        Then again, I’d be reluctant to take morality lessons from someone who threatens to eternally torture me.

        • @[email protected]
          4•3 days ago

          Yeah, that on top. I think if you’re a bad person from the start, praying won’t change much. Being a cunt and then ask for forgiveness makes it worse to be honest.

    • @Valmond
      3•3 days ago

      He sent her to god to ask, I mean that’s kind of smart, right?

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