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NTS: Not a Good Way to Reconcile

All she wanted to do was have an uninterrupted conversation with her estranged husband. At least that’s what Helen Sun told police Monday night when they asked her why she had handcuffed herself to her sleeping almost-ex and began biting him.

The previous day, Sun changed the locks on their bedroom door while her husband, who had just filed for divorce, was out. That night, Robert Drawbaugh woke to find himself handcuffed to his wife. As he called for help on his cell phone, Sun began biting him on his chest and arms. Police who arrived at the house broke in after they heard screams of pain (apparently Drawbaugh wasn’t “in” with the Twilight crowd). Sun was arrested, her charges include assault and unlawful restraint.   

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I really only have one question: Did she actually think this would work???

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