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Shocking: Woman castrates, kills son-in law because he was late with his alimony payments

The woman and her partner were arrested after she confessed

Newsroom August 15 12:52

A woman has confessed to castrating and killing her former son-in-law after stabbing him 27 times ‘because he was late with alimony payments’.

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The body of the Russian businessman found on a beach in Cyprus has been identified through DNA

After stabbing Dmitry Bogdanov, 32, and using a kitchen knife to slice off his testicles, she then threw them out of her open flat window in Nogorod, Russia, police said.

The 49-year-old woman and her partner, from Borovichi in the Novgorod region, were detained by Russian police.

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