A jealous Milwaukee woman is accused of shooting her hubby\u0027s lover in the back of the head while she was performing oral sex on him.
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According to cops, Michelle Silas, 31, arrived home from work around 6 a.m. on Sept. 11 and discovered the father of her children having sex with Carter while their kids were sleeping. Her penis-pulverized paramour told investigators that he and Carter were engaged in a sex act. When Silas entered the room, the husband said he invited his wife into the bed to join him and Carter for a threesome.Destiny Carter, 22, died instantly but her teeth bit down hard on her paramour’s penis turning it into a mangled mess. FACEBOOK
Cops say the wounded man was holding the gun his wife had allegedly used. He dropped the gun and emerged from the van, telling officers what happened.
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