I had no idea she had STDs? She said I was her first.
Posted on 02/26/2009 6:07:20 PM PST by Chet 99
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A jury awarded nearly $7 million to a 56-year-old woman who said she was unknowingly infected with herpes by the 77-year-old founder of a hair-care company.
The lawsuit alleged that Thomas Redmond knew he had genital herpes for more than 25 years but did not disclose it before his sexual relationship began with Patricia Behr, and did not use a condom.
The Riverside County jury awarded Behr $4 million in compensatory damages and $2.75 million in punitive damages. She was also awarded a 2004 BMW car that Redmond had originally given her as a gift.
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That’s a lot of shampoo!
Nuthin say’s loving like a Herpes IOU from Kalipornia !
Mixing business with pleasure rarely pays off.
I had no idea she had STDs? She said I was her first.
A woman had sex with a hairdresser??
Now that’s a righteous court award! Every evil person who passes a venereal disease to someone else should have to pay punitive damages. They are all guilty of “extreme negligence.”
Man bites dog!
Bad case of hair piece.
as if she did not have any responsibility?
women always have condoms if the guy doesn’t.
She should get nothing but medical bills. She was engaged in risky behavior with someone she was not married to. Sex carries risks.
Eeew.
with a FReephandle like “andy from beaverton,” should you really be posting a pic like that? :^)
A sane voice in the middle of insane responses. Thank you. ;-)
Lay down with dogs, get up with fleas.
I see it over and over...
Erections have consequences.
I thought you lost the Japanese accent after your RR in Tokyo.
Lol.
5.56mm
ROFTL!!!
he was a “queer” hairdresser-he liked women(I’m a “queer” Irishman-I like women more than I like whiskey)
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