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Wife leaves husband to live with her rapist while case is still in court

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A married woman (names withheld) who was allegedly raped by her customer has abandoned her husband to live with the rapist before the court hearing the matter could give a ruling.

Nigerian lawyer, Malachy Odo who shared the mind-blowing development said the alleged rape victim’s husband reported the case to the police after she informed him about her ordeal.

Screenshot of Tweet by Malachy Odo. Photo credit: Pulseng

According to the woman, she was raped by a customer in a hotel, an ordeal she complained to her husband about and he decided to deal with the said rapist legally.

However, interestingly, before police investigations into the matter could end for the court to make a ruling on the matter, the rape victim has left her husband’s home and moved in with the rapist.

“As lawyers, the things we see and the stories we hear on a daily basis, can be mind-blowing.

“A wife claims she was r-ped by a customer in a hotel. The husband reports to the police and in the middle of the investigation, the wife moves in with the alleged r*pist.

Case closed,” Malachy Odo wrote on Twitter as sighted on Correctng.com.

(Pulseng)

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