Female statutory rape suspect receives husband's support in court.
A 29-year-old female elementary school teacher from Abington, Massachusetts faces statutory rape charges after allegedly having sex approximately 300 times over the course of 18 months with a 13-year-old boy. According to the Boston Globe, when McCallum appeared in Brockton District Court last Friday to plead not guilty on several of the counts, she did so with her husband of five years at her side. The Sun goes further, specifically stating that, "she was seen in court holding her husband's hand." All of this begs the question: If your partner was accused of a sex crime, would you stand by his or her side?
It turns out it's not fraud to tell a loved one that it's a real diamond.
A Pennsylvanian woman is trying to invalidate her prenup for reasons of fraud on her husband's part. It turns out that the diamond engagement ring that he gave her was artificial. A judge doesn't feel like hearing the case. You can bet that she won't fall for that trick again. Plus the last word on the Matos-McGreevey fallout.
Spears, Lance, McGreevey, and Buble were all busy.
Jamie Lynn Spears had some news. Lance Armstrong is luke warm on sex, sometimes. The McGreevey divorce has one last hurdle. And Michael Buble is ready to croon for love.
It looks like James McGreevey and Dina Matos both lost.
Dina Matos and Jim McGreevey (former New Jersey governor, homosexual) are finally divorced. Their divorce proceedings literally lasted longer than their short marriage. She was pretty mad; you know the humiliation (et cetera) was, uh, humiliating. And they both pretty much lost. She didn't get as much as he offered in the settlement and they both spent a mint on lawyers. Well done Bar Association.
