A woman has been arrested after she allegedly cut off her boyfriend’s penis in a rage after a sex attack. Brenda Barattini, 26, is accused of using garden shears to chop off the manhood of a man known only as Sergio F, 40. The motive behind the attack is currently unclear, with Sergio’s lawyer saying it happened during a sex game, while Brenda’s lawyer says it was because he attacked her. Police and ambulance crews arrived at the scene shortly after, with the man taken to hospital where he is said to still be in a ‘stable condition.’
He was rushed to hospital where attempts to reattach his penis failed. Brenda’s lawyer, Carlos Nayi, said:
“There’s justification for what happened. The information I’ve received is that she was the victim of a sex attack.
“She let him into her apartment because he’s someone who’s in a rock band and is an acquaintance of her brother; but once inside, instead of removing a musical instrument as he was supposed to, he attacked her sexually and she assumed a defensive attitude.
“Whether or not she acted excessively is for the courts to decide.”
However, Sergio’s lawyer, Eduardo Perez, denied the claim, saying:
“I don’t understand what happened. This is someone I’ve known for some time. This was a peaceful encounter.”
He said that Sergio and Brenda had been seeing one another for several months, adding:
“They were in the middle of things. He wasn’t asleep. They began with a sexual game in which he was blindfolded.
“There is evidence that was at the crime scene.”
Brenda Barattini, an architect, is facing charges of wounding following the incident on Saturday night in Nueva Cordoba.
State prosecutor, Bettina Croppi, said the only thing she knew for sure at the moment was that the injuries that Sergio had suffered were ‘very serious.’
It’s very likely he’s lost the ability to be able to father children;” and said it had been confirmed the couple knew each other, but it was not clear yet if they were in a relationship.
Brenda has yet to give a statement and will not be formally questioned until next week after her psychiatric evaluation.
Tests are also understood to have taken place to determine if she was raped or sexually attacked.
Sergio is still in intensive care in hospital.
Mrs. Croppi said:
“What I can say is that the man wasn’t tied up when police arrived.
“He was helped by neighbours first and then by paramedics who arrived after the police.”
Source: Metro UK
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