Posted
by Dan Savage
on Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 9:45 AM
HIV-positive New Zealand man intentionally infects his wife with HIV—using a needle dipped in his own blood—so that "so she would start having sex with him again." The man now faces 14 years in prison.
Did you hear the one about the grandmother who went to the dentist?
In the early 1990's a homosexual dentist in Florida, David Acer, who had AIDS, told his lover Edward Parsons "When AIDS finally infects a young person and when it starts hitting grandmothers and people like that, then maybe the government will do something," according to Parsons.
Subsequently six of his patients came down with the DNA strain of AIDS he carried, at least 4 of whom died, including grandmother and a 13 year old girl.
Posted by
Oldie but Goodie on December 7, 2009 at 9:55 AM
What the hell? Did he honestly think that his wife wouldn't be pissed enough to turn his skanky ass in? As a wife, I would be furious and probably have killed him for doing something like that to me! He's lucky all she did was turn his dumb ass in.
Posted by Nikki in MN on December 7, 2009 at 11:00 AM
People who intentionally infect others with HIV should be charged with attempted murder. There is no reason this crime shouldn't be a capital offense when things like this are considered.
Posted by Nikki in MN on December 7, 2009 at 11:03 AM
A. He's not actually a New Zealander - AIDS was discovered when he emigrated.
B. She tested negative four times in the year before he pricked her.
C. He was afraid to be alone.
D. Bet he'll have lots of sex in prison.
Posted by
Lisa Jade on December 8, 2009 at 12:21 PM
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