Remember Mistress M a few weeks ago?

[GonZo]

Looks like my bullshit detector didnt go off hard enough.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/01/17/dominatrix.charged.ap/index.html

[RawAlex]

*cough*

Alex

[Preacher]

A prosecutor said Tuesday that a dominatrix dismembered and disposed of the body of a client who died of a heart attack during a bondage session in her makeshift dungeon.
Holy shit! Now that's Depraved!

-Preacher

[MadMax]

Hmmm....

[MeatPounder]

I think that's a different M...if you mean Empress M from Connecticut that was a different woman.

I've heard a lot about the Quincy Mass one as I was actually living in Quincy at the time. Quite a story, especially even with cutting up and dumping the body I doubt she will be convicted of a major crime..just mistreatment of a dead body or something of the sort...somewhat like the funeral parlor guy in Georgia.

[GonZo]

I get them M Mistresses and such confused.
My bad... but still quite sick.

[docholly]

ok that was odd.

I mean reallly think about it. Guy dies on your rack and you stick him in the bathtub only to come back a day later and dismember him? If nothing else that is sociopathic. A person when confronted with someone in distress and or death wouldn't you normally dial 9-1-1? I mean really circumstances be dammed. Or just dump the body somewhere? Can't they like open her bathtub drain and find DNA evidence, Like blood spatters?

Anyone remember Nelson Rockefeller, former gov of NY and husband of Happy? I don't think she was too Happy to find out that Rocky died in the Saddle (some say leather swing) of his "assistant" Megan Marshak? His body guards moved him from Megan's apartment, 2 blocks away, to the family apartment on E. 57th street at Happy's request so he wouldn't be found out.

that was a weird story to read at 4am.

and what is it with the "M" on the Domme's lately? Dial M for Murder?

gawdess i need more coffee!!

[Allfetish]

ok that was odd.

I mean reallly think about it. Guy dies on your rack and you stick him in the bathtub only to come back a day later and dismember him? If nothing else that is sociopathic. A person when confronted with someone in distress and or death wouldn't you normally dial 9-1-1? I mean really circumstances be dammed. Or just dump the body somewhere? Can't they like open her bathtub drain and find DNA evidence, Like blood spatters?

Some people get very scared when stuff like that happens because they are worried about prosecution. I could see someone having a session, have a sub die during it at least partially due to natural causes and then freaking out thinking that the authorities would blame them. So they turn psycho and hide the body. It reminds me a little of that lady that hit the homeless man and left him to die on her windsheild in intense pain pleading for help while she drove home instead of getting him medical attention.

From reading this story it appears she is going to for a full "I had nothing to do with it" defense. Of course I don't know what really happened.

[KCat]

Some people get very scared when stuff like that happens because they are worried about prosecution. I could see someone having a session, have a sub die during it at least partially due to natural causes and then freaking out thinking that the authorities would blame them. So they turn psycho and hide the body. It reminds me a little of that lady that hit the homeless man and left him to die on her windsheild in intense pain pleading for help while she drove home instead of getting him medical attention.

From reading this story it appears she is going to for a full "I had nothing to do with it" defense. Of course I don't know what really happened.

That really happened? I saw that on an episode of CSI & it was one of the harshest, saddest ones I've seen. Truth is stranger than fiction!

[Trev]

That really happened? I saw that on an episode of CSI & it was one of the harshest, saddest ones I've seen. Truth is stranger than fiction!
Yep, it really happened. They base a lot of those shows on things right out of the news. Afterall, truth is stranger than fiction.