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® Exeeswheeling .——. They had rows: Christy thought Matix was a Httle too free-wheel- ing with money. As time Went on, he grew more angry, but “there WAL Naver a pattern to it." Christy said. Her busband was “ pever pleased about Christy being preg- - want; Christy never understood why. ° Within weeks, Christy knew Matix no longer loved her. On the third Sunday In July, she left. Whon she heard Matlx was dead, Christy felt little erief. “Et had deait with ft.” she said. “I've had 1) months to think about it. How could 1 be so gullible? You can't go through fe questioning everything or you'll become cyni- eal, That’s what being a Christian does for you. That's the only way ou can get through.a sdtuation ike this and be Intact. “The Bible tells us that the wages of gine death. It’s hist too FSI agents 7 te In setrospect, Christy bas an way fa what hap- ed. “BIN had a rough child- , but 80 did my mother,” she diatix thrived “Gn the Marines. “He enjoyed the regimen and control,” ahe sald. “It was pleasant tor him.” Matix's daughter Metisse ts with # friend. Both the Matix famity in Ohio and the relatives of Matix’s first wife want cusiody of the child. ; ” Christy wants what only time ean give her: to forget and move Gn. Her one regret ie thet “I can’t afford to be a Christian mother aod stay home to ralse my chlid. That bothers me more than Bill being dead. *j| made a mistake and fortu- nately, I got out of ,” she sald. “Now avery Ume | write e check, people see the name and icok at me. When T woke up Tuesday and taw all this about Libya, f tbousht, great, gow there'll be other news fo read about. I just want it to die Wednesday, Ch wore # blue T-shirt as she worked in the house where she lived with Matix. 1h ojos & poke shirt ahe got when worked at AT&T. It said: sila apm yogic: pny yee rrr morale Ser igre ye eeprom nett