Man Accused Of Murdering Georgetown Law Student Says His Girlfriend Was The Real Killer
Who killed this Georgetown Law student?
This was an act of violent, crazy rage. You bet she was capable.
— Jennifer Page, an attorney for Rahul Gupta, advancing her client’s “unusual, no-holds-barred defense” before a jury last week. In October 2013, Gupta told police that he’d stabbed Mark Waugh to death because Gupta caught him cheating with girlfriend, Taylor Gould: “My girlfriend and my buddy were cheating. I walked in on my girlfriend and my buddy cheating. I killed my buddy.”
Eighteen months later, Gupta is blaming his girlfriend for the murder, who recently testified that she was so drunk on the night in question that she didn’t know what happened.
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