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I can already hear women advocate groups hailing this as some sort of deserved justice for a philanderer.  Of course, if a man were to squirt glue into a woman, it would be universally condemned.  Let me point out a better way to solve these kind of disputes: get a divorce!

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The man was guilty of cheating ... and really, really bad taste in women.

A sticky case of revenge unfolded last week in a US motel after a woman discovered her husband was cheating and invited three other scorned lovers to settle the score – with Krazy Glue.

The 36-year-old Lothario was carrying on with all of them before his wife figured it out and notified the others, according to a criminal complaint filed in Calumet County, Wisconsin, in a town about 145km north of Milwaukee.

“We had a plan,” one of the women, Therese Ziemann, 48, told an investigator, according to court records.

Ziemann lured the man to a Stockbridge hotel on Thursday, promising a “rub down”, the complaint says. He was blindfolded and tied to a bed. Then Ziemann text-messaged the other three women, including the man’s wife, who joined her in the room.

One of them, Wendy Sewell, 44, reportedly asked, “Which one do you love more?”

After threatening the victim with mace, punching him in the face and taunting him, the mischief moved south.

Ziemann glued a sensitive body part to his stomach, according to the complaint.

The women fled when the man started yelling and loosened the ties. All were later charged with false imprisonment. Ziemann also faces charges of fourth-degree sexual assault and misdemeanour battery…

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This sounds like a good ol’ fashioned white trash, backyard brawl.  When these fools got to fightin,’ one good ol’ boy pulled out a cup of gasoline and threw it another guy’s face.  Then he lit it on fire.  That must have been some bike!

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Tony used gas to extinguish a fight with his neighbor.

Police say a fight over a bicycle in Gastonia led to one man being set on fire Sunday afternoon.

The incident happened on Larry Lane around 7:15 p.m.

According to the Gastonia Police Department, Tony Herrin, 40, and Julie Davenport, 50, were arguing over a bicycle.  Davenport allegedly shoved Herrin into a nearby ditch.

Davenport’s husband, Daniel, then got involved and a physical altercation followed.

Herrin was cut several times by a rake.  Police say Herrin threw a cup of gasoline into Daniel Davenport’s face and lit him on fire.

Davenport suffered burn injuries and was taken to Carolinas Medical Center where he was treated and released.  Herrin suffered minor injuries and was treated at a hospital in Gaston County.

Police charged Tony Herrin with assault by an incendiary device and simple assault.  Julie Davenport was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and Daniel Davenport was charged with simple assault…

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I realize this isn’t at the top of the list of violent, predatory offenses, but just look at this dude.  He should be in jail just for offending the male sensibility, oh, and for injecting a potentially DEADLY substance into HUNDREDS of people.

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That's a man, baby!

Deputies are searching for additional victims of a man they said has been illegally injecting people with industrial-grade silicone.

Donnie Hendrix, 40, is not a licensed physician, but police said he has injected hundreds of people with silicone in the bedroom of his Palm Coast home.

Flagler County deputies said Hendrix’s victims did not know he was using industrial silicone for procedures like breast implants lip injections.

“It’s a liquid base. It’s not contained into the body. It’s injected into a liquid form and it can go through your blood stream,” an investigator said.

Crime scene photos and video from Hendrix’s home show the materials he used in the illegal operation, deputies said.

Detectives said Hendrix scheduled the operations months in advance, similar to a regular doctor’s office.

Neighbors said they did not notice anything unusual…

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I have always believed that parents who withhold medical treatment from their kids because of their particular interpretation of the Bible love God more than their kids.  I realize this article makes no reference as to the rationale for this woman’s actions, but one would have to be mentally unbalanced to NOT give treatment to her son.

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A 37-year-old Salem woman, accused of withholding life-saving cancer treatment from her dying son, is scheduled to be arraigned today in the death of the autistic child.

Kristen LaBrie, whose 9-year-old son, Jeremy Fraser, died of leukemia in March, was indicted by an Essex County grand jury Friday on charges of attempted murder, permitting serious bodily injury to a disabled person, child endangerment, and permitting substantial bodily injury to a child.

She was arrested in Salem last night and is scheduled to be arraigned today in Salem Superior Court.

Jeremy was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2006.

LaBrie, who had custody of the boy between October 2006 and February 2008, is accused of not providing life-saving prescriptions or keeping doctors’ appointments. The disease eventually progressed to leukemia, according to court papers.

Jeremy died days after his father, Eric J. Fraser, took him to a hospice…

What a sad and ignominious way to go after a life of hard work.  Robbery was the apparent motive in the beating death of 82 year old Jorge Fonseca.  He was beaten so badly that there was initial confusion as to whether or not he was hit by a car.  Police have no leads but the family is optimistic the killer will be caught.

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A Richmond man remembered for his love and admiration of his friends, family and neighbors has died after what police are calling a violent attack and robbery by an unknown person outside his home.

A passerby found Jorge Fonseca, 82, 1305 S. Fifth St., lying in front of his home at 2:15 a.m. Friday. No one reportedly witnessed the incident and Fonseca lived alone, police said. “We’re pretty confident after looking at the scene that it wasn’t a car that hit him, but it was somebody that came up to him and hit him,” Lt. Brad Berner of the Richmond Police Department said.

Police are investigating his death as a homicide, the city’s first since January 2007, pending the outcome of an autopsy by the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office in Ohio. “We really don’t have any direct leads,” Berner said. “We’re going through some information that we’ve got and going from there…”

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