Posted on 06/22/2017 12:44:44 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Authorities say a woman put a plastic bag over a South Carolina's man head and tried to decapitate him with a large knife, but he survived with a split ear.
Oconee County Sheriff's Office spokesman Jimmy Watt said in a news release Monday that 40-year-old April Townsend is accused of attacking David Mitchum in a Seneca home that she also set on fire. He says authorities found burnt hair on her clothing Sunday afternoon.
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Good thing she missed, I guess.
Woman tries to suffocate, decapitate man; cuts off his ear, throws ax at him, warrants say April Townsend previously tried to kill mother, deputies say http://www.wyff4.com/article/woman-tries-to-suffocate-decapitate-man-cuts-off-his-ear-throws-ax-at-him-warrants-say/10043476
WTF? There has got to be more to this story.
No info on motive or prior association that I could see in the article.
Rough sex gone bad? Lovers quarrel? Random attack?
Oh... my partial bad. I missed the part about people coming to crucify her. I guess that explains it.
That could be a sign of a failing relationship right there...
I would be wary of the make-up sex.
Muzzy team tryouts?
He wasn’t listening to her.
Was she yelling ‘fa la la la la fubar’ by any chance?
Now he has an excuse for being hard of hearing.
It was only a joke. I wasn't really going to crucify her.
Off our meds, are we?
Southern women got their own special brand o’ crazy.
How’s the ear?
Ear today, gone tomorrow.
If you’re going to San Francisco
You’re gonna meet some gentle
people there…
(Everybody...!)
I dunno, she might clean up well enough for Laz...
According to the incident report, when deputies arrived on scene, 38-year-old April Dawn Townsend told them she had to release the demons and that she was, “the higher power.”
A woman was found unresponsive on the floor of the home with plastic bags over her head, deputies said. The victim was reportedly not breathing and without a pulse.
The victim was successfully resuscitated by paramedics and law enforcement officials at the scene before being transported to Greenville Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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