Technically speaking, this is not quite a castration story. However it's a scenario many guys here imagine with varying degrees of arousal. Once he's tied up and blindfolded, they could do anything to him ... or is genitals. One can only imagine how these 4 women - including the wife! - got together and planned this all.

Where "glue" is mentioned, we can be fairly certain that it's Superglue.

- Finder

Man Allegedly Abused by Wife, Lovers Is Arrested

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Filed at 6:41 p.m. ET

WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) -- A man prosecutors say was tied up, humiliated and assaulted by his wife, two of his lovers and another woman as payback for his cheating ways has been jailed on accusations of child abuse and other misdeeds.

The 36-year-old Fond du Lac man was arrested on allegations that also include theft, unlawful phone use and harassment with a death threat in a domestic abuse investigation, Fond du Lac Police Capt. Steve Klein said Wednesday.

''It is a case that keeps getting stranger,'' Klein said. ''More information will come out in the (charging) complaint.''

No charges were filed Wednesday. Devra Ayala, a Fond du Lac County assistant district attorney, did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment.

Four women, including the man's wife and two women alleged to be his lovers, are accused of luring the man to a hotel room in Stockbridge last Thursday before tying him up, blindfolding him and gluing his penis to his stomach. Each is charged with being party to false imprisonment, a felony, and one is charged with fourth-degree sexual assault, a misdemeanor.

The women are free on $200 bail. Three are scheduled to appear in Calumet County court on Monday. The man's wife returns to court Aug. 17.

Klein said the man was arrested Tuesday in Chilton, where he had been staying in a motel, after a complaint was filed with the Fond du Lac Police Department.

The child abuse allegation involves one of his children, Klein said. He declined to say whether one of the women involved in the Stockbridge incident made the complaint that led to his arrest.

The man declined a request by The Associated Press to be interviewed, said Sheriff's Sgt. Amy Schoepke at the Fond du Lac County Jail.

The AP is not naming the man to protect his identity as an alleged victim of sexual assault.

I don't know the details of this incident, but it illustrates what has become a standard tactic of women who come up on the short end of a sexual abuse charge (Or, their lawyers, but they will never admit to giving that kind of advice.), that is to accuse the man involved of child abuse.

It is very effective. The authorities are bound by law to investigate it, he WILL be arrested, and he will be publicly pilloried in the papers and TV, simply by being accused, thus distracting the investigation and publicity from whatever the women did. This is also becoming a disturbingly frequent maneuver in contentious divorces, waisting countless hours of time of children's services social workers and other investigators. Yet, I have never heard of a woman in such a situation being charged with making a false report after the allegation was investigated and repudiated.

It is also an illustration of just how women centric our society has become. Reports of this incident that I have seen treat is as humorous, and seem to imply that the man deserved whatever they did to him, but consider how the press and authorities would have treated this if some men had attacked a cheating wife and superglued her pussy shut. Currently, in the eyes of the law, where domestic law is concerned, we are all that comic character of a man that Rodney Dangerfield portrayed in his act.

It's a wonder they didn't remove it! He's extremely fortunate.