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In 1960, author Norman Mailer almost murdered his second wife, Adele Morales Mailer. They broke all the rules with abandon, including heavy drinking, chronic use of marijuana, varied pills, and sexual misadventures with multiple lovers he was a nightmare that what Adele Morales mailer said and he was the one cheating and hurting/manipulating his second wife making her the bad person and not him and in the text "Shortly before dawn, Mailer stumbled in from the street, demanded that the leftover guests line up in two separate rows, and taunted Adele about his manhood and bullfighter fetish. In a blind rage, Mailer stabbed Adele in the breast and back" he stab her twice with a knife. | |||
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* {{cite web |url=https://www.criminalelement.com/blood-in-the-morning-the-turbulent-relationship-of-norman-mailer-and-adele-morales/|title=Blood in the Morning: The Turbulent Relationship of Norman Mailer and Adele Morales |last=moore|first=M.J|date=February 27, 2020|website=criminalelement|publisher=M. J. Moore |access-date= September 21,2022 |ref=harv}} | * {{cite web |url=https://www.criminalelement.com/blood-in-the-morning-the-turbulent-relationship-of-norman-mailer-and-adele-morales/|title=Blood in the Morning: The Turbulent Relationship of Norman Mailer and Adele Morales |last=moore|first=M.J|date=February 27, 2020|website=criminalelement|publisher=M. J. Moore |access-date= September 21,2022|ref=harv}} | ||