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    Home»Community»Man, whose partner cut off his organ, took picture of the severed part before flushing it down the toilet and explained she had flushed it away because she heard that it was possible to reattach it, says he forgave her!
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    Man, whose partner cut off his organ, took picture of the severed part before flushing it down the toilet and explained she had flushed it away because she heard that it was possible to reattach it, says he forgave her!

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    According to local news outlets, the 39-year-old man whose 34-year-old wife, Diane, reportedly cut off his body part and then flushed it down the toilet said that he forgives his wife. During the brutal attack last month, the 34-year-old woman reportedly attacked her husband in their family home. During an interview with investigators, the woman reportedly said that she attacked her husband after she discovered that the man was sleeping with her 15-year-old niece.

    Local authorities discovered that the woman tied her husband’s arms and legs to the bed and turned off the lights. The woman then grabbed a razor and began cutting her husband’s p-nis. The 39-year-old husband, who was not identified, reportedly refused to comment on allegations he slept with his wife’s 15-year-old niece. During an interview with local news outlets, the 39-year-old man said that it all happened very quickly, The Daily Mail reported.

    He also said that he was aroused and expected s-x when his wife suddenly squeezed his body part sliced it off with the razor. The 39-year-old husband reportedly said: “She is a person who will have a negative impact on my life forever. But as I say all the time, I have faith, first and foremost, in God, and nothing happens in life without God’s permission. As to whether I forgive her, the truth is God is the one who has to forgive, but, yes, for my part, she is forgiven.”

    Shortly after the attack, the 34-year-old woman surrendered at the local police station. During an interview with investigators, the woman also said that she took a photo of her husband’s severed organ before flushing it down the toilet. The woman also said that she flushed it away because she heard that it was possible to reattach it. Diane was charged with attempted murder, police officials said.

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