4 Wisconsin Women Arrested for Revenge on Philandering Man

A middle-aged married Wisconsin man set up a secret session with one of his many extramarital lovers. As usual, he planned to meet his paramour at the Lakeview Motel, a small roadside motel in Stockbridge, Wisconsin (about 30 miles southwest from Green Bay). However, he received a bit more contact than he had intended from the encounter.

As the repeated philander stepped into the motel room, eager for a private and illicit romantic interlude, the man was attacked by four furious females. The women allegedly tied the surprised man with bed sheets and blindfolded him with a motel pillowcase.

During the assault, one of the women reportedly punched the man in the face, cut his clothing off with scissors and actually fastened the man's most private member to his own stomach, using Super Glue.

Speculators may only wonder whether this ghastly and gruesome action defused the women's anger, affixed upon the unfaithful husband and lover. They refused to say. Could they not simply have severed their ties to him without committing such a crime?

After the women fled the gluesome scene, the man presumably chewed through the sheets with which he was tied up. Escaping from the motel room, he telephoned the local police from the motel office.

Who were the cemented, er, demented perpetrators?

According to Calumet County court reports, the quartet was made up of two of the man's girlfriends, one girlfriend's sister and his own wife. The band included Michelle Belliveau (43), of Neenah, Wisconsin, Wendy Sewell (43), of Kaukana, Wisconsin, Therese Ziemann (48), of Menasha, Wisconsin, and the man's wife. (Belliveau and Ziemann are sisters.)

The man's wife's name was withheld to protect the identity of the sexual assault victim (her husband).

Will criminal charges stick?

The women now face felony criminal charges in Calumet County, Wisconsin, for false imprisonment. If sentenced, each of the women may face a six-year prison term in Wisconsin.

All four women have been released on $200 cash bonds, posted in Calumet County, Wisconsin.

Therese Ziemann has also been charged with fourth-degree sexual assault for allegedly wielding the Super Glue.

Ziemann told local police officers that she had met the man on Craigslist.com and begun a romantic relationship. She claimed to have paid for his hotel bills and given him several thousand dollars in cash. Apparently, when Ziemann discovered her boyfriend was a married man, she began plotting revenge.

Did anyone learn a lesson here?

Clearly, it does not pay to adhere to adultery. Although the women's legal wrongdoing is unquestioned, perhaps the man ought to have held fast to his own marital vows.

Sources:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories

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http://www.nydailynews.com

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