Going to the beach is also accused by her boyfriend of showing his body for men to see

In September 2020, Vitaly Chaikovsky, 29 years old, was found guilty of brutal murder after burning his fiancee Anastasia Kovaleva, 22 years old, in July 2019 in Zaporizha, Ukraine.

According to court documents, the killing occurred after Chaikovsky accused his fiancée of going to the beach to “show off her body for other men to see”. During the argument, Kovaleva said she wanted Break up because their relationship is not going anywhere.

Vitaly Chaikovsky is considered a jealous person, always controlling every move of his fiancée. Photo: Sun.

At this moment, Chaikovsky poured a can of gasoline that he had bought in advance at a gas station on Kovaleva and set her on fire. Eyewitnesses told the court that Kovaleva screamed in pain as her fiancé turned into a “fireball”.

Despite the efforts of doctors to save her, Kovaleva died after 8 days of treatment.

“I didn’t want to hurt her at all. I just wanted to scare her so she wouldn’t leave me. It was really an accident.” Chaikovsky said at the trial.

However, the court still convicted Chaikovsky of premeditated brutal murder and sentenced him to 15 years in prison.

A friend of the victim said that the defendant always tried to control Kovaleva’s every move, often accusing her of flirting with other men.

“Vitaly is very jealous. He reads every message on her phone, is always worried and suspicious when she talks to men or acquaintances. He makes her quit her job and won’t let her leave. leave the house without asking permission”, this person said.

Jealousy paranoia kills relationships

Jealousy is normal in love. In moderation, it makes love more interesting and lasting. However, when jealousy occurs frequently and becomes uncontrollable, you need to take a look at it.

Paranoid jealousy kills relationships like someone constantly pouring hot water into a potted plant.

The syndrome was named by mental health professionals after Shakespeare’s highly successful classical play “Othello: The Moroccan General in Venice” (Othello: The Moor of Venice).

The main character in the play is General Othello, a man from Morocco who is always suspicious of his wife’s infidelity, Desdemona. Finally, unable to control his jealousy, Othello killed his wife and then committed suicide.

Experts have found many similarities between Othello and people with paranoid jealousy. The patient falls into a vicious circle and is haunted by unwarranted suspicion of the person he loves.

Not stopping there, people with jealous paranoia always make their own judgments, and at the same time confirm that the partner is a liar.

The jealous paranoid behaves completely irrationally. Their greatest concern in romantic relationships is the careful search for evidence that the partner has been unfaithful.

However, they only see what they want to see without considering the plausibility of the relevant evidence. They will constantly check their partner’s cell phone, personal computer. The blindness also manifests itself in the idea that your partner has changed in habits since betraying them.

Othello syndrome can have serious consequences. Acts of jealousy easily lead to loss of control and harm to those around.

According to Healthline, jealous people always feel that the love they receive is too little. They often live in a sense of insecurity, hatred and even dangerous behavior towards imaginary “rivals”.

Paranoid jealous people have a hard time keeping relationships emotionalthey need to receive psychological treatment as soon as possible.

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