Woman Sues Husband's Lover Over Divorce, STD

A woman who claims she was forced to be tested for a sexually transmitted disease after her cheating husband contracted Chlamydia is suing the man's new lover–-a Chicago woman--for more than $35,000 in damages.

Dawn Murer, of Texas, filed the suit Wednesday in Cook County Circuit Court against Andrea Carrell, alleging Carrell's sexual relationship with her husband Eric Murer is to blame for the dissolution of their 16-year marriage.

According to the suit, Eric Murer began a sexual relationship with Carrell in January 2008, allegedly calling her numerous times, sending her gifts and arranging for secret sexual rendezvous.

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Farmer Might Have Fed Cheating Wife to Pigs

A farmer who murdered his cheating wife may have fed her body to pigs, it was revealed yesterday.

The corpse of estranged Tina Baker, 41, has never been found after she vanished four years ago.

But her husband Martin's first wife Gillian disclosed that he once threatened her: "Do you realise I have the power to make you disappear permanently? No-one would ever know. I'd cut you up and feed you to the pigs."

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Husband Demands $1.5 Million or Kidney from Cheating Wife

Richard Batista can live with his broken heart. He just can't bear his cheating wife living with his healthy kidney.

The Long Island doctor wants the one-time love of his life to pay $1.5 million for the organ he bestowed on her eight years ago in a gift meant to save her life and their foundering marriage.

Read more at the NY Daily News.

Woman Who Set Husband's Genitals Afire Charged with Murder

An Australian-Indian woman who set her husband's genitals afire for alleged infidelity has been charged with murder.

Rajini Narayan, 44, allegedly doused her husband Satish with a flammable liquid while he was sleeping December 8. Satish jumped out of bed after being set ablaze and knocked over the substance, causing the fire to spread.

Rajini told an Adeliade court that she wanted to punish her husband for his alleged infidelity and did not mean to kill him.

Read the rest of the story at The Times of India.