WIFE SEES HUSBAND IN CAR WITH ANOTHER WOMAN, STABS THEM

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Marcelina Castillo, 38, (Seen here) showed her husband the meaning of faithfulness the hard way in Charlotte, NC.

Suspecting that her husband was cheating, on May 20, 2018, Marcelina followed her husband and observed him in a car with another woman. Marcelina approached the two in their car and stabbed them both with a knife causing a bloody mess and injuries. Marcelina was arrested and admitted that she stabbed the two.

Marcelina was in court on July 19th and pled guilty to two counts of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury.

The judge sentenced Marcelina to 1 to 2.5 years in prison; that sentence is suspended pending Marcelina’s successful completion of 19 months of supervised probation.

It is likely that Marcelina and her husband will get a divorce.

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