Posted on 11/06/2013 5:01:59 PM PST by nickcarraway
The second paramour of a woman, who had abandoned her husband, has been killed her first lover in Sri Lanka, the ‘Mawbima’ newspaper reported.
Police said after splitting with her husband, the woman, a mother of two, was carrying on affair with the murder accused when he was jailed over a previous murder.
After he was sent to prison, the woman started an affair with murder victim.
When her former lover was released from prison after several years, he found out that the woman was carrying on with another man. After an argument with the second paramour, the woman’s first lover assaulted him with a pole, resulting in his death.
assaulted him with a pole
sounds wrong
:p
How come every story from this source involves sex? Is it just the “tabloid of the Middle East”, or is it really that every news story there involves sex?
>”assaulted him with a pole”<
Festivus Celebration gone wrong?
Must have happened during the Airing of Grievances.
Paramour #1’s weapon of choice: a power mower ...
Never, EVER get involved with a woman who was married or dated a nut case. I think the reasons are obvious.
If one uses a Pole to assault someone, its very messy. Thed victim either dies right away or immediately begins to speak Polish.
“As sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives” * cue crappy soap opera theme.*
If the victim ended up having an affair with the woman, it couldn't have been murder, could it? Never mind, it's Sri Lanka, funny things happen.
Nothing like having an affair in a Sri Lankan prison :-) It must have been all those hand cuffs, leg irons and torture devices? LOL.
I still believe the murder victim would have been dead.
I still believe the murder victim would have been dead.
Its a catch 22. Agreed.
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