Scorned women exact painful revenge on cheating husband with superglue
Three women exacted a painful revenge on a cheating husband they discovered had been sleeping with them all at the same time - by superglueing his private parts. The angry women lured married father Donessa Davis to a motel where they decided to humiliate him. The ambush was set up by the man's wife after she discovered he had been cheating on her with as many as five women.
Police in the U.S. state of Wisconsin are now searching for the scorned wife after she disappeared from the family home after the assault. Mr Davis is recovering after needing hospital treatment for his embarrassing injury when his manhood was glued to his stomach.
The attack took place after Therese Ziemann,47, lured the husband to a motel in Chilton, Wisconsin, with the promise of a massage. The husband voluntarily allowed himself to be tied to the bed and blindfolded. As he lay prone on the bed, Ziemann opened the motel room door and two other women, Wendy Sewell,44, and Michelle Belliveau,43, burst in.
All three had been contacted by the Mr Davis' wife Tracy Hood-Davis. She had discovered her husband's affairs and had plotted with them to exact their revenge. According to a police report the man's underpants were cut off with a pair of scissors and a tube of superglue squirted over his most sensitive body part. One of the women asked the victim which women he loved more and which one he wanted to grow old with before slapping him in the face and taunting him: 'Can you handle that.?'
Mr Davis was finally released after he started screaming, and police say the women fled with his mobile phone, wallet and car. He told police that Ziemann pointed a gun to his head and at his penis before saying, 'You're lucky they will not let me shoot'.
Each of the women has been charged with false imprisonment. Ziemann has also been charged with sex assault and battery. All three have been released on £125 bail. Prosecutor Ken Ktratz said: 'Certainly we haven't seen this kind of an incident in our county. I've heard of this kind of thing happening before, but not in Calumet County.'
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