JILTED JESUA TATAD SCALDED EX WITH BOILING WATER

MAD TATAD

THEY say "Hell hath no fury" but Jesua Tatad's ex-husband did literally get burned.   
Rather than the fiery flames however, it was boiling water followed with a baseball bat beating on her ex-husband as he slept. 
The 39-year-old, who still shared a home with his attacker despite their divorce, suffered 60 per cent burns across his body.    
Prosecutors said Tatad waited until her ex, who had just finished a night shift, was asleep, before pouring a full pan of boiling water over his body.
Then as he leapt up in pain she was waiting with the bat and she allegedly smashed him in the head. 
San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said: "The victim is in ‘pretty bad shape’ but will survive. He’s in for a long, long recovery.

TRACY RICHTER 'SHOT NEIGHBOR TO FRAME EX'

KILLER?

A HOUSEWIFE who was hailed as a hero for shooting a man that broke into her home is now accused of killing him in a calculated attempt to frame her ex-husband. 
Ten-years ago Tracey Richter admitted to blasting Dustin Wehde, 20, who's body was found in the bedroom of her Early, IA, home. 
She insisted that she had acted to protect her children, ages 11, three and one, who were home with her while her second husband was away on business.
She also told cops that Wehde, 20, who was described as a loner who had gone to church and played paintball with the family, had an accomplice, who fled when she started shooting.
No charges were ever filed and the investigation stalled, until 2008 when the Division of Criminal Investigation took a fresh look at the case.