Charge Dismissed In Lovers’ Revenge Plot
OPS_admin | Oct 19, 2009 | Comments 0
A judge has dismissed the felony charge against the wife accused of participating in a plot to lure her cheating husband to a motel where he ended up tied to a bed with his penis glued to his stomach.
The 30-year-old Fond du Lac woman was one of four Eastern Wisconsin women charged with being party to false imprisonment in the July 30 incident. Calumet County Circuit Judge Donald Poppy dismissed the charge against the wife of the 37-year-old victim during a motions hearing Monday.
Court records say the man was romantically involved with three of the women and the fourth went to the Stockbridge motel to support her sister in the plot.
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