NewsWoman cuts off man's penis and fries it in...

Woman cuts off man's penis and fries it in oil

In Brazil, a mother of two was arrested on suspicion of murdering her husband and then frying his penis.

Sao Goncalo, Brazil – A tragic crime is said to have occurred in the Brazilian city of Sao Goncolo. Dayane Cristina Rodrigues Machado, 33, was taken away after she was alleged to have brutally murdered her husband, a pizza maker. Extratipp.com * reports.

On June 7, police were called to the couple’s home, where they found Andre, the husband, naked, lifeless and mutilated, the Daily Mail reported. According to police, Dayane allegedly killed her husband in self-defense around 4 a.m. and cut off his penis with a knife. Then she seared it in soybean oil in a pan. The officers confiscated the knife that is said to have been used to commit the crime.

The couple are reported to have been together for 10 years. That same evening they were together in a snack bar, in which an argument had arisen. Allegedly Dayane wanted to separate from her husband. The couple has an 8-year-old son and a 5-year-old daughter. It is not known whether the children were in the house during the crime.

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