Insane, right? On 6 dic, 06:43, "Sumerian.." <[email protected]> wrote: > And it looks the blood group were compatible by chance! S1000+ > > Husband injects sleeping wife with HIV > > NZPA > > December 6, 2009, 8:10 am > > An HIV-positive man has infected his wife with the virus, which can > cause Aids, by pricking her with a sewing needle dipped in his own > blood. > > The man injected his wife while she slept. It is believed > he wanted to give her the disease so she would start having sex with > him again, the Sunday Star Times reported. > > It is the first case > of its kind in New Zealand. Other cases have seen HIV-positive people > infect others through unprotected sex. > > The man, 35, admitted > infecting his wife, 33, and has been remanded in prison awaiting > sentence for wilfully infecting another with a disease, an offence that > carries a maximum 14 years' imprisonment. He is due to be sentenced in > the Auckland High Court early next year. > > The pair cannot be identified. > > The man discovered he was HIV-positive during health checks imposed on them > when the family arrived in New Zealand in 2004. > > However, his wife and children were not. The woman said she wanted to > maintain the relationship for the sake of the children. > > She > described how in May last year she discovered a sting-like mark on her > left thigh. Later that morning, when she returned home from her nursing > studies unexpectedly, she saw her husband in the bedroom with a syringe > full of blood. > > Two days later she awoke to a stinging feeling in > her leg. He denied pricking her but later she found evidence of "blood > sprinkles" on the duvet. > > In September, when her doctor suggested a test at a routine check-up, that > she found she was HIV-positive. > > Police charged the man in October last year. > > The > couple had been experiencing relationship problems, in part because of > the woman's refusal to have sex with him, as she feared she would > contract the disease. > > The woman said when she confronted the > husband with the diagnosis late last year he admitted dipping a "sewing > needle" in his blood and pricking her with it. > > "All he said > [was] he was sorry. He said: `I used needles on you because I wanted > you to be the same as me so that you can live with me and you won't > leave me'." > > http://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/-/top-stories/6553027/husband-injects-slee... > > ======= > S1000+ > =======
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