Thursday, November 08, 2007

You Have to Admit. She's Got Crazy Eyes (Man, I Love Poorly Placed Google-Search Ads)



A woman bit off her ex-boyfriend's lower lip as they were kissing in bed, likely disfiguring him permanently, authorities said. The 49-year-old man and the woman kissed several times Monday night when, without provocation, she bit off his lip and spat it out, he told King County sheriff's deputies.

Deputies were called to the house in White Center, an unincorporated suburb south of Seattle, and found the man bleeding on the porch.

“There was quite a bit of blood,” sheriff's Sgt. John Urquhart said. “He could talk, but just barely.”

Deputies reported finding the man's lip on the bedroom floor, covered with cat hair. Doctors at a hospital were unable to reattach the lip, and deputies said he was likely to remain disfigured.

Authorities said a 44-year-old woman in the house cursed and attacked one of the deputies with a pillow before being arrested. She was jailed on investigation of domestic violence but had not been charged.

Bail for the woman was set Tuesday at $25,000. It was unclear Wednesday whether she had a lawyer and police did not release her name.

On a completely unrelated note, we, here, at CBS News, would like to announce that Katie Couric will be taking time off to deal with some personal issues. Charles Osgood will be sitting in. We ask that you not jump to any wild conclusions based on this coincidence.

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2 Comments:

Blogger reenee said...

A woman bit off her ex-boyfriend's lower lip as they were kissing in bed. . .

If he was her ex-boyfriend, why was she in bed with him? She wanted one for the road? She planned to bite off his lip?
In any event, I'll bet it was not without provocation, she was angry about something, even if the guy cannot remember what it was.

By the way, I couldn't help but notice this was yet another bizarre story out of Seattle.

8:24 PM  
Blogger Biff Loman said...

I can't deny it: bizarre is how we roll.

12:46 AM  

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