A Promising Academic Career
Gene Isaac Stees was a 31-year-old assistant professor at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, during the early 1960s. He held a master's degree from the University of Indiana and was pursuing his doctorate. Married to Helen, a nurse who had supported him through his academic endeavors, the couple had two children and appeared to embody the ideal academic family.
The Extramarital Affair
Despite outward appearances, the Stees' marriage was troubled. Gene became involved with Patricia Weathers, a married woman with three children. Described by local newspapers as "svelte," "doe-eyed," and "beautiful," Weathers captivated Gene, leading to a passionate affair. He moved into a small farmhouse with her, further straining his relationship with Helen. ...Read More
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