Wife torches hubby's clothes over comment on woman's photos

Jessica Medina told police she was angry at her husband for texting another woman and commenting on a woman's photo online so she set his clothes on fire. Now she says she didn't mean to hurt him. (Northwest Florida Daily News)

Comments

[Tom Weidermeijer]

Bet hubby won't be making any snide comments on how his wife looks in her orange jumpsuit.

[Phelps]

Same thing happened here in Durham, NC. The trial ended in a hung jury, since they felt she was merely reckless in burning her boyfriend's clothes and didn't intend to set the house on fire! See:

http://www.newsobserver.com/2010/12/17/868180/crystal-mangum-verdict-may-be.html

[jj2]

Hey, at least he wasn't wearing them at the time.

[twerp]

When I was 7 months pregnant, my husband was gawking at a waitress in a restaurant and said something about how hot she looked.

The smoothie I happend to be holding when he said it, suddenly jumped off the table and dumped itself on his head.

Had I thought to burn his clothes, I probably would have done it.

[Phranqlin]

@jj2 -- That's what I was thinking!

[Rock Marine]

He's lucky that it was his clothes burning and not his dog!

[Sheila]

Good for you, Twerp.

[Sheila]

Niceville! LOL

[AngrySockMonkey]

Judging by the story she is obviously no fun to live with. I find it suprising that he didnt set fire to himself instead of dealing with her day after day.

[stevenvictx]

So that's where my ex moved to.

[Lambiepie]

good reflexes twerp

[ReginaFilangee]

twerp,

It's such a shame that as hard as you probably tried to, you couldn't manage to catch that smoothie as it leaped through the air. Those darn things have minds of their own, don't they? ;-)

[twerp]

Yeah, I tried so hard to keep that thing on the table but hey, these things happen. At least the police didn't get involved--an innocent person (myself) probably would have been charged with food assault.