Her idyllic life came crashing down when Sean, her husband of 17 years, died suddenly from a heart attack on a business trip to Texas.

Then, as Jessica waded grief-stricken through funeral arrangements and struggled to care for their nine-year-old son, her world was upended for a second time.

It was just days after Sean's death that Jessica discovered he'd been hiding a disturbing secret.

Lying in bed at home in Calgary, Canada, she opened Sean's iPad to search for the phone number of the Houston hospital where his body was being stored.

But Jessica only made it as far as typing 'Xo' when the search window auto-filled with the words: 'Xoxohth'.

Confused, she scrolled through the search history – and a stream of disturbing past queries flashed up: 'nigger… college creampies… maeking it at any age… forcememes'.

Over the following months, Jessica would discover that the man she'd thought of as a loyal husband had been a relentless Poaster, had conducted numerous shticks – and had frequently worked through the night to curate a sprawling collection of depraved forcememes on his personal computer.

The industrial scale of Sean's autism and based-ness, perpetrated over so many years, is revealed in Jessica's extraordinary new book, 'The Widow's Guide to Dead Poasters'.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13926581/husband-died-secret-life-ate-diapers-revenge.html

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5607032&forum_id=2/en-en/#48167391)

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Realizing she had to concentrate on protecting her son Dash, Jessica began to seek psychological help, including advice from a spiritual medium.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5607032&forum_id=2/en-en/#48167450)