Posted on 01/18/2019 7:22:24 AM PST by Red Badger
Warning: Pictures in social media posts contain scenes some may find distressing ======================================================================
A man died two days after his wife set him on fire following an argument sparked by his refusal to give her his phone password.
Dedi Purnama, 26, was repairing the roof of his house in a coastal village in Indonesia on the afternoon of Jan. 12, according to local media reports, when his wife called up to him, wanting to access his phone.
He refused and climbed down the ladder. An argument followed. He then reportedly hit his wife, Ilham Cahyani, who then grabbed a fuel can, doused him in gasoline, and immediately set him on fire.
Local residents of the village on the island of Lombok helped him put the fire out, but not before he had sustained lethal burns.
“The victim is currently being treated at the Puskesmas because he suffered burns all over his body, while the perpetrators were immediately secured to the police station,” said the police chief in an earlier statement, according to Tribune News.
The newspaper reported that Purnama died two days later. Reports on social media from Purnama’s friends mourning his passing also confirm that sometime around Jan. 14 he had died. Wife Has Police Escort to Funeral Home
Photographs obtained by the Daily Mail and the Mirror citing AsiaWire show Purnama laying on a bed with his torso covered in singed black patches and the skin peeling.
He refused to hand it over – so she poured petrol on him and set him on fire.
由 Daily Mail 发布于 2019年1月17日周四
Cahyani has been arrested, according to the Daily Mail, and remains in custody at East Lombok Regional Police Station. It is unclear from local reports if she has been charged.
Yaa Allah Dores😢😢😢😢😢😢Semoga kau tenang di alam sana kawan😢😢😢Semoga segala amal baikmu diterima di sisi-Nya😢😢😢Semoga…
由 Maskam Mawandi Sahaban 发布于 2019年1月14日周一
On social media, his friends posted pictures and videos along with messages of goodbye.
Innalillahiwainnailahirojiunn 3x…Selamat jalan kawan,, semoga tenang dialam sana… do'aq selalu menyertaimu…
由 ChunK's Rasta 发布于 2019年1月14日周一
“Goodbye friend, I hope you are at peace … may prayers always be with you …” wrote one.
Police allowed Cahyani to pay her last respects to her husband, according to Oke news, whose body was covered with blisters.
A five-strong police escort accompanied her to the funeral home, to protect her from an angry mob on the way, according to East Lombok Police Chief AKBP Agus Winarta, reported Oke News. She was cursed by local residents, and her husband’s mother hysterically refused her entry to the funeral home.
Fiercely guarded mobile phone passcodes are increasingly a source of tension between couples, leading to some dramatic showdowns.
A flight had to be diverted in 2017, when a woman became unruly on learning—midflight—that her husband was having an affair by unlocking his carefully guarded phone.
According to reports, the woman had already been drinking before she boarded the flight from Iran to Bali on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2018. When her husband fell asleep, she managed to unlock his phone and uncovered evidence that he had been cheating.
The Hindustan Times said Indian security officials confirmed that the flight had been diverted to Chennai in India to offload a drunk Iranian woman.
She had flown into a rage after unlocking her husband’s phone by pressing his thumb against the screen as he slept. The pilot requested permission to divert and land at Chennai as she refused to settle down and cooperate with the flight crew.
Coming soon to Lifetime’s movie of the night?
>>She had flown into a rage after unlocking her husband’s phone by pressing his thumb against the screen as he slept.
Identity theft
My wife and I created our password for my phone together. No drama over suspicious behavior or hiding info. No. 1 sign of infidelity, apparently, locking up the phone suddenly.
That's your takeaway here?
Gillette is going to make an ad about this.
My wife has a smartphone. I don’t have any kind of cellphone.
I have no idea how to use hers......................
No pics?
I have no idea if she’s guilty or not...
But, yeah.....I totally smiled at a woman today.
So I’m like a toxic rapist, or something. Maybe the new ad from Taco Bell will clarify it for me.
Adultery would be greatly curtailed if handled how Jews are supposed to handle it.
From Life of Brian: “Let’s go to the stoning!”
Nothing shaves closer than fire!
Or, just be faithful and don’t do silly spit with your phone.
Mine’s unlocked and available to the wife unit anytime.
I don’t know hubby’s password and he doesn’t know mine. Just because your married doesn’t mean you have to lose all privacy. There’s still no drama. Still no worries of infidelity, etc. We don’t have to worry about the small stuff since we’re both secure in the marriage and our roles in it.
bttt
We used to have phone passwords but decided in an emergency, EMTs or others might not be able to notify one of us if the other had an emergency situation. We don’t use our phones to access any sensitive sites so it made sense for us.
“grabbed a fuel can, doused him in gasoline, and immediately set him on fire”
Quick thinker.
Most of us would be appalled if we knew how many women in this country are just that pathologically jealous.
When I could never get is why people who are that insanely jealous of each other stay married. Makes no sense to me.
I’m not the sharpest tack in the box but I am honest and extremely loyal.
I have no password and let the wife have my phone anytime she wants
Apparently major potential issues solved!
“My wife and I created our password for my phone together.”
Please tell me this is a joke.
Do you shave with Gillette products, too?
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