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That is so lovely on every level.
summerisle
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Buy some stuff.
https://www.witn.com/content/news/DEPUTIES--Woman-cuts-husbands-penis-off-559936671.html
CARTERET COUNTY, NC (WITN) - A 911 call says a woman used pruners to cut off her husband's penis early Tuesday morning.
Victoria Frabutt was arrested at the couple's home on Murdoch Road outside of Newport.
In court this morning, the woman sobbed when addressing the judge and held her head down during a first appearance. She is charged with malicious castration and kidnapping.
In the 911 call, Frabutt told the operator a pruner was used. The operator asked what kind of pruner. "Actually it's good for pruning roses," Frabutt replied.
The woman referred to James Frabutt as her soon to be ex.
911 asked her if he was seriously bleeding. "Oh no," said Frabutt. "Like I said, I couldn't even get enough blood to make the sign of the cross, or write sinner, or anything like that."
On the call, the woman was evasive when asked about specific injuries. 911 asked where he was bleeding from. "That would be his favorite part of himself," Frabutt replied.
Deputies have not said anything about a motive but in the 911 call, the woman gave some clues when 911 asked what caused his physical pain. "That would be part of the message against sinning against God and fornication," she was heard saying on the call.
Fratbutt said she put a towel on him, telling her husband he wasn't going to die "because you're going to carry a message."
Frabutt appeared in court this morning for her first appearance.
At the request of the district attorney, the judge increased her bond from $100,000 to $500,000. Prosecutors say the woman has ties to Connecticut and they believe she is a flight risk.
The woman's husband remains at Vidant Medical Center.
CARTERET COUNTY, NC (WITN) - A 911 call says a woman used pruners to cut off her husband's penis early Tuesday morning.
Victoria Frabutt was arrested at the couple's home on Murdoch Road outside of Newport.
In court this morning, the woman sobbed when addressing the judge and held her head down during a first appearance. She is charged with malicious castration and kidnapping.
In the 911 call, Frabutt told the operator a pruner was used. The operator asked what kind of pruner. "Actually it's good for pruning roses," Frabutt replied.
The woman referred to James Frabutt as her soon to be ex.
911 asked her if he was seriously bleeding. "Oh no," said Frabutt. "Like I said, I couldn't even get enough blood to make the sign of the cross, or write sinner, or anything like that."
On the call, the woman was evasive when asked about specific injuries. 911 asked where he was bleeding from. "That would be his favorite part of himself," Frabutt replied.
Deputies have not said anything about a motive but in the 911 call, the woman gave some clues when 911 asked what caused his physical pain. "That would be part of the message against sinning against God and fornication," she was heard saying on the call.
Fratbutt said she put a towel on him, telling her husband he wasn't going to die "because you're going to carry a message."
Frabutt appeared in court this morning for her first appearance.
At the request of the district attorney, the judge increased her bond from $100,000 to $500,000. Prosecutors say the woman has ties to Connecticut and they believe she is a flight risk.
The woman's husband remains at Vidant Medical Center.
https://www.witn.com/content/news/DEPUTIES--Woman-cuts-husbands-penis-off-559936671.html
CARTERET COUNTY, NC (WITN) - A 911 call says a woman used pruners to cut off her husband's penis early Tuesday morning.
Victoria Frabutt was arrested at the couple's home on Murdoch Road outside of Newport.
In court this morning, the woman sobbed when addressing the judge and held her head down during a first appearance. She is charged with malicious castration and kidnapping.
In the 911 call, Frabutt told the operator a pruner was used. The operator asked what kind of pruner. "Actually it's good for pruning roses," Frabutt replied.
The woman referred to James Frabutt as her soon to be ex.
911 asked her if he was seriously bleeding. "Oh no," said Frabutt. "Like I said, I couldn't even get enough blood to make the sign of the cross, or write sinner, or anything like that."
On the call, the woman was evasive when asked about specific injuries. 911 asked where he was bleeding from. "That would be his favorite part of himself," Frabutt replied.
Deputies have not said anything about a motive but in the 911 call, the woman gave some clues when 911 asked what caused his physical pain. "That would be part of the message against sinning against God and fornication," she was heard saying on the call.
Fratbutt said she put a towel on him, telling her husband he wasn't going to die "because you're going to carry a message."
Frabutt appeared in court this morning for her first appearance.
At the request of the district attorney, the judge increased her bond from $100,000 to $500,000. Prosecutors say the woman has ties to Connecticut and they believe she is a flight risk.
The woman's husband remains at Vidant Medical Center.
I learned how to use a sowing machine today, nothing made to measure, just steel clip on hooks on to nylon strapping.
A bit more practice and I'll be taking orders for bespoke gimp masks...studs and / or sequins extra.
A bit more practice and I'll be taking orders for bespoke gimp masks...studs and / or sequins extra.
Gwladysover
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Grandson getting himself into a state before school this morning. Class due to have a test today including an essay on the Treaty of Versailles.....he's 10 years old.
Just tell him...its all the germans fault, so pay up fritz, down to the last pfennig, aka penny/cent
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
You can eat Scotch eggs hot. I am astounded. I had no idea...
Methuselah
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The Army could phase out petrol and diesel vehicles in a bid to attract eco-friendly recruits, the Chief of the General Staff is reported as saying. I can see this going a lot further. Bow's and arrow's do not require industrial processes and can be made manually in craft shops. We would lose our first war but have the consolation that we lost it in an eco-friendly way. lol
Is this some kind of gardening tool?
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