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Jaded
June 2nd, 2008, 08:04 AM
A man suspected of fatally slashing his girlfriend’s throat in their Chelsea apartment before killing himself, committed the horrific murder right after the woman broke up with him, the New York Post reports.


26-year-old Margaux Powers canceled her plans to attend a family gathering Thursday, the night she was killed, so she could tell her boyfriend, 34-year-old Jonathan Smith, that she was going to move put.


Powers was found dead Saturday night by her sister and a door attendant in the bathtub of the fifth-floor apartment at 235 W. 22nd St.


It seems that on the bathroom floor was an unsigned, one-page, handwritten note in which Smith apologized to his victim and her mother. Just two hours later, at 10:08 p.m. Smith leaped from 25 Broad St., his body splitting in two when it hit a flagpole while hurtling toward the pavement below.


Police investigators determined that Smith used a butcher knife from the apartment to slash Powers’ throat. Afterward, he cleaned the apartment and the knife, which he heated in the oven.

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Margaux Powers with her father Michael

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Countess Olenska
June 2nd, 2008, 10:15 AM
Splitting in two even...ugh!

Dakota Valkyrie
June 2nd, 2008, 10:21 AM
So now he's half the man he used to be. Which probably wasn't much to start with.

Couldn't even do that right. You're supposed to take the flying leap before you off someone.

petrina
June 2nd, 2008, 12:28 PM
splitting in two????? wtf??? yuck. no thanks. i am having a hard time imagining this. poor dude has no f-ing luck, eh? i dont wanna be sitting next to him in the beetlejuice waiting room of the dead - well esp bc then i would be dead as well...

splitting in two? is that possible? ugh!

Lizard
June 2nd, 2008, 12:52 PM
I first read "splatting," so the splitting doesn't seem so bad now.

At least the family won't have to go through a long trial in which the guy pleads not guilty or somehow blames the victim.