Lorena Bobbitt: Last News

Jennifer Aniston’s recent comment about her in the most 2022 way possible: by liking a tweet.The former White House intern, now 48, was one of only three people to hit the heart button on a tweet by @ernestsewell, as of late Wednesday afternoon.“I wonder if @lizzo asked Lorena Bobbitt to use her name & her violent actions, the way hundreds of rappers & comedians use @MonicaLewinsky’s name as a pejorative, forgetting the actual woman behind it; who has feelings, a spirit, their own mental health to maintain, and dignity,” the user asked in the first tweet in the thread. “Even @Beyonce, Ms.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!In most violent crimes where someone harms another, people will usually side with the victim.But in some instances, the morality of a crime is questionable – and the victim harder to identify.This is how many feel about Lorena Bobbitt after she chopped off her husband's penis and threw it from a car window in a cunning revenge plot following years of being trapped in an abusive relationship. According to the New York Times, Lorena is very matter-of-fact about the whole thing.On the night of June 23, 1993, Lorena carried out the attack as he slept before driving away from their apartment and throwing the severed organ into a field in Manassas, Virginia.

In the wake of documentaries on Britney Spears, Lorena Bobbitt, and other victims of a crueler, “more misogynistic” press machine, the hook to these projects is a prodding at both individual and collective memory. They claim to be recontextualizations, revisions, and rehabilitations, while they are still fundamentally pieced together as amalgamations of fame and identity, with the involvement of the subject or not.

Hulu’s Sasquatch is not really about bigfoot, although the mythical creature looms large in the three-part series.

EXCLUSIVE: Hulu is continuing to ramp up its original documentary push with a three-part series about Bigfoot from the Duplass Brothers and Lorena director Joshua Rofé.

true crime movie,, which sees actress Tania Raymonde portraying a 28-year-old Jodi as it recounts the events surrounding Travis’ (Jesse Lee Soffer) murder and subsequent trial, which became a media sensation.  airs Saturday, Aug. 8 at 8 p.m.

If there’s one person who understands the ups and downs of the true-crime genre, it’s Amanda Knox. The 32-year-old writer and journalist became the subject of a Lifetime film, many sensational headlines and primetime specials after she was wrongfully convicted for the murder of a fellow exchange student in 2007 and then spent the next eight years fighting for her freedom. 

You’ve heard her name, but her story was no joke. After 27 years, Lorena Bobbitt’s story is coming to Lifetime in the new film , which recounts the events leading up to the infamous moment in 1993 when she cut off her husband John’s penis with a knife. ET has the exclusive first look at the trailer (in the video above), which shows that the truth behind the attack cut much deeper than what the tabloids wrote at the time.

By J. Kim Murphy

whose penis was cut off by his wife, Lorena Bobbitt, who claimed he raped her.Carson, who made the accusation this week, said she became friends with Jeremy in 1996 but it was a platonic relationship.“He’s a sexual predator and he needs to be stopped,” Carson said. “He sees women as toys.”She said she reported the alleged May 4 incident to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office on Thursday.The prosecutor’s office had already reportedly been probing unspecified sexual assault allegations against Jeremy.A spokesman would not comment on Carson’s case and would only say, “Sexual assault allegations against Ron Jeremy are under review by our office.

In 1993, Lorena and John Bobbitt became household names after years of alleged domestic abuse and assault led to Lorena cutting her then-husband’s penis off with a knife. The incident and subsequent trial, where she was found not guilty by reason of insanity, became a source of never-ending tabloid headlines and late-night jokes as both tried to move forward with their lives. 

Boy meets girl. Boy marries girl. Girl cuts off boy's penis.

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On the evening of June 23, 1993, a 24-year-old Lorena Bobbitt used a carving knife to cut off her husband John Wayne Bobbitt’s penis and then chucked it into a roadside field after fleeing their apartment. From the outside, it appeared to many to be a gruesome attack by a scorned wife. The incident and subsequent trial, where she was found not guilty by reason of insanity, became fodder for tabloids and late-night comedians alike, making both household names at the time.