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Man murders family after wife's lesbian affair

14:00 AEDT Thu Aug 25 2011
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Lauren Khaler with sister Emily and mother Karen.
Lauren Khaler with sister Emily and mother Karen.
James Kahler was convicted of murder.
James Kahler was convicted of murder.

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A US man murdered his family after finding out his wife was having a lesbian affair, with a woman he had introduced her to in the hope of having a threesome.

Kansas father James Kahler may face the death penalty after being convicted of gunning down his two teenage daughters Lauren, 16, and Emily, 18, his wife Karen Kahler, and her 89-year-old grandmother Dorothy Wright on November 28, 2009, NY Daily News reports.

The Osage County Court this week heard the 48-year-old's marriage fell apart after he tried to convince his 44-year-old wife to have a threesome with another woman.

His lawyers argued he was pushed over the edge after finding out his estranged wife was having a relationship with a woman he had intended to invite into their sex life when the family was living in Texas.

Kahler lost his job as a government engineer in Columbia and moved in with his parents in Kansas just two weeks before killing his family, who had been staying at his wife's mother's house in Burlingame, east of Kansas City.

Kahler was found guilty after pleading not guilty to one count capital murder and four individual counts of first-degree murder due to mental illness.

He is due to be sentenced next week.

 

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