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I love (not) the world! - Sean3 - 03-02-2010
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/asia-pacific/8397683.stm
An HIV-positive New Zealand man pricked his sleeping wife with a needle tainted with his blood, infecting her with the virus, court papers have revealed.
It is believed the man wanted to give her the virus, which leads to Aids, so she would have sex with him again, the New Zealand Sunday Star-Times reported.
According to the documents, the man twice pricked his wife with a sewing needle tainted with his blood.
The man has admitted infecting his wife and faces up to 14 years in jail.
The 35-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been remanded in custody and will be sentenced at Auckland High Court early next year.
According to the court documents obtained by the newspaper, the husband discovered he was HIV-positive during health checks when the family arrived in New Zealand in 2004.
His wife and children were not infected.
'Sting-like mark'
The wife said she wanted to stay with her husband for the sake of their children but refused to have sex with him for fear of contracting the disease.
But she said that in May last year she found "a sting-like mark" on her left thigh and two days later awoke to a stinging feeling in her leg.
She said she also saw her husband handling a syringe full of his blood.
Four months later during a routine check-up she was told she was HIV-positive.
She said she confronted her husband who admitted pricking her with an infected needle.
"All he said [was] he was sorry. He said, 'I used needles on you because I wanted you to be the same as me so that you can live with me and you won't leave me'," she said in a statement.
The husband was charged in October last year.
Paul Ward, of the HIV charity Terrence Higgins Trust, said: "This case is a tragedy for all concerned, we would condemn any situation where a person deliberately infects someone else with HIV.
"This case is highly unusual because most people with HIV try hard not to infect others.
"Everyone should always use a condom when they have sex whether HIV positive or negative."
lmao
Re: I love (not) the world! - Munch - 03-02-2010
Hahaha that's what I call getting owned!
Re: I love (not) the world! - Ben - 03-02-2010
Disgusting. HIV is an awful thing and ruins lives. Shouldn't be laughed at in any way.
Re: I love (not) the world! - XiZ - 03-03-2010
Newzealanders..dear God, so the stories about you guys were true - potential cannibals.
Re: I love (not) the world! - Maka - 03-03-2010
This is not funny in the slightest.
Re: I love (not) the world! - Daniel - 03-03-2010
whoh thats fucked up man lets me think abt the story where some guy infected like 10ppl on a party or something.
Re: I love (not) the world! - Turkey - 03-03-2010
Eh, why would you laugh about that?
I know a similiar story, on a parade in Germany where infected used needles on random people and then put a message on their back, saying "welcome to our club".
Re: I love (not) the world! - Sean3 - 03-03-2010
I found it funny, especially when he said "i injected her so she could be with me and have sex with me" lol fuckin sicko
Re: I love (not) the world! - Converse - 03-03-2010
What a bastard, i would of chopped his nuts off
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Re: I love (not) the world! - Mike - 03-03-2010
Those of you who laugh have not experienced what HIV does to someone emotionally. Not only is it a tragic experience in that the person may die from it, but also because of the social implications and stereotypes that comes with being infected. It is not uncommon for people to avoid you just because you are infected (this makes finding an intimate relationship difficult). There have also been people who have committed suicide over the news of being infected. This individual deserves what he got for infecting his wife and if she ends up dying from the development of AIDS, he should be convicted of negligent homicide.