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Andrea Heming And The Cockroach Lover
She did't want to have sex with her husband anymore, so she came up with a way to make him stop having erection's. The problem with her plan was that it came close to killing him.

Andrea Heming was married to her husband for four years when she began slipping a deadly chemical into her husband's food, hoping the poison would make him stop trying to have sex with her. The wife used the cockroach killer, boric acid.

Heming put the acid in his cereal, whipped cream, and added into his energy drinks. She told police that she used the poison on her husband because she was tired of having sex with him. The wife also said her husband forced sex on her while she slept according to KSNV.

According to WJLA, the 49-year-old plead guilty to poisoning
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