Furious wife cuts off husband's penis 'when he says another woman's name during sex'
Published date: Thu, 11 Jul 2024 14:00:25 +0700
A furious wife cut off her husband's penis when he allegedly said another woman's name during sex.
The middle-aged couple, who were not named by police, were making love at their home in Baguio City in the province of Benguet, the Philippines, on July 7.
However, while in the throes of passion, the man, 58, allegedly moaned another woman's name, putting an abrupt end to their romp.
His seething wife, 55, waited for him to fall asleep before allegedly grabbing a 10-inch long knife from the kitchen and lopping off his member.
Pictures taken by police show the severed tip and part of the shaft lying lifelessly on the pink mattress, with a spew specks of blood.
Neighbours rushed to the screaming man's aid and took him to the hospital while Baguio City police officers arrested the wife, who did not try to escape.
Police Major Harriet Bulcio, spokesman for the Baguio City Police Station, said: 'Allegedly, the reason was jealousy, because the wife claimed her husband was a womaniser.
'Her defence is that her husband was is adulterer. She claims he said the name of his mistress during intercourse.'
Officers have recovered the bloody knife and the severed penis from the scene.
Local media reported that doctors tried re-attaching the phallus but without success.
Meanwhile, the wife was detained at the Baguio City Police Station where she was charged detained on suspicions mutilation.
The furious wife told police: 'My husband was saying his mistress's name, not mine. I was influenced by alcohol, but I knew what I was doing.
'He would beat me and throw away my clothes and tell me to leave the house.
'He knows that he is also at fault. He shouldn't try to deny it, he shouldn't try to lie that hasn't done anything wrong. It's so obvious, because I see it.'
The wife added that she had been trying to charge the man with adultery, but lacked the evidence to do so.
Police said she will be charged for mutilation under Article 262 of the Philippine Penal Code.
The offence carries a penalty of between 12 to 40 years in jail.
