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Woman accused of cutting off man's buttocks

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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - A woman enraged at her boyfriend attacked him with a utility knife and cut off nearly all of his buttocks, leaving him near death on a dark, rural road, a prosecutor said Thursday.

The injuries were so severe investigators initially believed the victim was sexually tortured and dragged behind a car in a possible hate crime.

The man has not fully described what happened to police, but they said they believe his girlfriend acted alone. She was arrested Wednesday and charged with attempted murder.

"The gruesome nature of the injuries is almost mind-boggling," said District Attorney Chris McCool. "With the trauma of the attack, how do you talk about that?"

Kimberly King, 26, of Aliceville was jailed without bail. "This ain't right," she told a TV news crew as she was arrested.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor..._man_attacked_1

i love how all she has to say is "this ain't right" :)


lmao ,

when you read the headline it sounds **** funny, it is, but also very brutal..

i kind of feel sorry for the guy, he will never be able to sit down correctly again :rolleyes:

My real question is, why his buttocks? :)

ill keep my eye on rotten.com for his picture.....

oww thats gotta hurt, what a psyco woman! :)

Dam :)

what in the world could deserve this........man that would a sight to see

Corrrrr, now thats got to hurt...

Hes lost his firlfreind and now got to pay for plastic surgery for his arse, lol, owww, gonna hurt his wallet.

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