Poor Patton, he seemed like he really loved his wife. And he's struggled a lot with his own mental health, so I can only assume she was an indelible influence on keeping him grounded. And he has a daughter to raise.
His wife wrote "I'll Be Gone in the Dark", a true crime book about the Golden State Killer, and she died right about the time she finished it (iirc, it was an accidental overdose brought on by untreated addiction). He wrote the afterword.
Poor Patton, he seemed like he really loved his wife. And he's struggled a lot with his own mental health, so I can only assume she was an indelible influence on keeping him grounded. And he has a daughter to raise.
His wife wrote "I'll Be Gone in the Dark", a true crime book about the Golden State Killer, and she died right about the time she finished it (iirc, it was an accidental overdose brought on by untreated addiction). He wrote the afterword.