Play Dead: Man Dies In Dog Chain Bondage Session
JEAN Margaret Meiers, 58, strands in Brisbane’s Supreme Court. She pleads not guilty to the manslaughter of one Geoffrey Braunack, 47, on November 1, 2004.
It is said that she did tape the mouth of her partner, secured him by way of rope, tape and a dog chain to a concrete post on their home’s patio.
It is said that Ms Meiers did then leave Mr Braunack and take a shower. When she returned he was not moving.
Top rouse the man, Ms Meiers is said to have secured bulldog clips on Mr Braunack’s nipples and slapped his face.
Paramedics were called.
Sen Const Moore says Meiers was yelling: “I killed him, he’s f**k;ing dead, he’s dead’. I told the f**king idiot he wouldn’t get out of this one”.
Mr Braunack had died from asphyxia.
The trial continues…
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August 7th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
you’d pay good money for that sort of stuff in some places…
August 6th, 2008 at 3:14 am
Even if this poor woman had not gone for a shower how would the poor bastard have siganalled his discomfort. He couldn’t say a signal-to-stop code-word or move a muscle.
Fucking hell!
Not that I have ever done anything like this - ever - and I will Bobbit anyone who goes to the Press and says that I have!
If the Clan gave the Shannon Matthews family ideas about abduction - fuck knows how many sex sessions are about to go wrong and result in death!
Only trouble is - will insurance companies pay out on these - accidents?
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August 5th, 2008 at 7:19 pm
For one dreadful moment I thought Anorak had filed this one under ‘Police Dog’…