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In May 1987, Hong Kong, a 38-year-old woman cut off her 42-year-old husband's penis and flushed it down the toilet. The man was rushed to a hospital and doctors were unable to save his penis
In December 2001, Hong Kong, China, a woman was jailed for four years after cutting off her husband's penis
On December 12, 1988, Singapore, Lee Chwee Lim, age 37, had his penis cut off by his girlfriend's 55-year-old mother with scissors after she gave him a soft drink which was spiked. His penis was thrown into a drain in Chinatown and could not be recovered. Lee's penis was completely cut off and he underwent surgery at Singapore General Hospital
On June 20, 1992, at the Shanghai Children's Welfare Institute in China, a girl with scissors almost severed the penis of a 5 year old Chinese boy, Wei Zhi. After his penis was stitched, gangrene set in, causing him to lose part of the organ, more stitches were added
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May 1994, during the Bosnian War, it was reported that Serb women cut off the penises of prisoners in Croatia. Male prisoners lined up naked while Serb women from outside undressed in front of them. If any prisoner had an erection, his penis was cut off by the Serb woman
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On July 19, 1993, a Chinese wife cut off her husband's penis with scissors. The official Heilongjiang Legal News reported that the woman acted July 19 on the advice of a soothsayer who said "if she wanted her marriage to be as good as it was at the beginning, she should wait until her husband is drunk and then use scissors to cut off his penis so he can grow a new one."
In May 1994, Hong Kong, China, the wife of Wong Cheong-do, 43, sliced his penis off in a domestic dispute in Hong Kong in May, but doctors were able to sew it back on because Wong had thought to bring it to the hospital
"In 1994, in Henan province, China, an infant Chinese boy had his penis sliced off with a paring knife by his two sisters. The girls, six and seven years old, cut it off after hearing their father Wang Tianbao joke about cutting it off since they were fined for breaking the one child policy. The boy bled to death, and Wang bludgeoned the girls, then committing suicide by consuming insecticide. This incident was reported by the Chinese newspaper Guangxi Daily, the San Jose Mercury News of California, and the Orlando Sentinel of Florida." (This was copyvioed from a mixture of sources put together, [1] [2] [3]
2009, Trabzon, Turkey a 39-year-old Turkish woman cut off the penis off her 28-year-old lover and threw it on the roof of a neighbouring building. Surgeons worked for 11 hours to re-attach the penis in a successful operation and said full sexual function should return within six months. She claimed she did it because he "had broken his promise to marry her and forced her into prostitution and beat her"
In May, 2009, Russia, a woman Kira V. attached firecrackers to her boyfriend Alik D's penis after he turned down her offer of marriage, saying he would rather return to his ex wife and son. Following a farewell dinner, Alik passed out from drinking excessively and Kira blew up his penis. He was rushed to intensive care.
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A study of 50 men who had their penises reattached reported in the China Daily found that "98 percent of them found their penis functioned again" even though some operations were "one-stage reconstruction" in which a penis was pieced together from pieces of skin, bone and tissue. The article claimed that many of the men went on to father children. "A father who went through the one-stage reconstruction of the penis even mailed his daughter's photo to us," the article said.
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On July 21, 2008, in Nanjing, China, it was reported that several wives cut off their husband's penis because they could not stand that their husbands were gambling or cheating on them. These are classified as a "crime of impulsion" by prosecutors in Nanjing, because the women go through an "emotional crisis". Most of these female criminals were younger than 35, most get only a suspended sentence or one below three years, and are sent back home.[ ]
