Sharing her grief with everyone, Isabel said that her husband committed suicide just a day after their perfect honeymoon trip to a beach-front music festival in New Jersey.
They got married in September 2021, just a year and a half after they first met on a dating app and got together.
A short time after their honeymoon, Christopher, who was in the army, was updating the guests’ list for the ceremony to be held in May.
In the morning, he left the home and went to the woods, determinedly ignoring Isabel, who tried to stop him. In a short while, she saw that he had his handgun on him.
She informed his parents, and they took a flight to Georgia to search for him.
His father discovered his lifeless body the morning after, which was on September 18.
Isabel tried to remember if she saw any warning signs, since Christopher was described as someone who was very dedicated.
I was in total shock and was deeply upset. He was wonderful on our honeymoon; we really enjoyed ourselves.
He was always pushing himself to do more, becoming very critical of his own achievements. There were no clues, and it really surprised me.
“When he was gone, people kept telling me we looked very happy and wished they had something like what we had,” Isabel recalled.
A few months after her husband died, Isabel found that flowers were being sent to her from an unknown source. She was really upset, but found out Christopher had arranged for a delivery months prior because they would both be apart on their first Valentine’s.
Following her story, people online accused Isabel of having something to do with her husband’s self-fatality.
I have heard people say that I was involved in the accident. It isn’t true, my husband and I were really happy together. None of it can ever be changed or removed from me.
While I might blame myself for a few things, I have never felt like we weren’t happy or that I ever did it. He had to handle something so difficult that no one was aware of it. I’m not doing well; I feel that a part of me is lost forever.
She understood that the mistake occurred accidentally.
She thought that he may have assumed people would be better without him.