Wife cuts off husband's private part and throws into river

A woman cut off her husband's penis with a pair of scissors and threw the severed member into a river in revenge for his affair with another woman and his physical abuse, police in Taiwan said.

The 30-year-old Vietnamese woman, identified only by her surname, Pan, cut off about half her husband's penis at their home in the southern city of Tainan after he took drugs and sleeping pills and fell asleep, police said.

The woman allegedly claimed she had thrown the severed member of her drug-addicted Taiwanese husband into a river before turning herself in.

"She has been taken into custody on charges of assault," a police officer told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Incest sis gets off with her brother

A TWISTED brother and sister caught having sex in a railway station lift walked free from a heavily-guarded court yesterday.

Vile Richard and Kirsty Finlayson were placed on probation by Sheriff Ray Small after he said it was not in the public interest to jail them.

But at Hamilton Sheriff Court — where extra police were drafted in amid fears of a vigilante attack — he told the pair: "Your lives are already to a large extent ruined."

MACC's outrageous spending: RM90k for Vanezis, RM150k for Shafee

Malaysia has had several high profile corruption cases in recent months brought to the public's eye. Ironically, in cases like the Scorpenes scandal and the Ananda Krishnan India investigations, these corruption cases are being investigated by foreign agencies. It is embarrassing to think that the Malaysian counterpart to these foreign corruption-busting agencies is slow and inattentive to act on its own homeground.

Although outfitted with a new mandate in 2008, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has little fruit to show although its annual allocation from the national budget has been steadily increased over the years. With an increasing budget, why is it that the MACC has such poor showing when it comes to solving corruption cases and bringing the perpetrators to justice?

Sexy, savvy, sassy and hungry for hits

They’re young, opinionated – and pretty outrageous. They tell all. Whether it’s in posting salacious details of their sexual experiences or to share their most provocative thoughts.


Why so bold?


Celebrity blogger and model Peggy Heng said in an interview with The New Paper: "To heck with the critics, this is my blog, my personal space, so I post what I want."