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Title: Telemundo TV: Transgender woman who suffered broken penis when lover DIED during sex sues man’s wife for damages
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Published: Apr 17, 2017
Author: aa
Post Date: 2017-04-17 17:27:28 by HAPPY2BME-4UM
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“YOU’RE A DEGENERATE!” said the lawyer. The reality television show Caso Cerrado, Telemundo’s answer to Judge Judy, recently featured a transgender defendant named Jennifer who was hired by the defendant Sylvia to have sex with her husband. Jennifer explained to the lawyer and arbiter Ana María Polo that she had been regularly hired by the couple as a masseuse, when Sylvia had the idea to hire Jennifer to have sex with her husband for his 60th birthday. We at Right Wing News do not recommend this as an appropriate gift. New golf clubs, maybe? As Polo listened in shock, Jennifer described that she only took the $500 gig in order to send money back to her family in Cuba. She went on to describe the date in question culminating with having penetrative anal sex with Miguel and despite enjoying the process, managed to die on the bed… with Jennifer’s male genitalia still inside his rear. Panicking, Jennifer called Sylvia and the ambulance, police and fire units arrived and both Jennifer and the recently undone Miguel were taken as one to a local hospital. Medical staff were able to remove Jennifer from the equation, but the process did land Jennifer with a fractured penis. “Can you imagine?” said Jennifer. “I’m Cuban. I’m well hung.” In the procedure to fix her penis, it “ended up small.” Perfectly normal. So, why was Jennifer suing Sylvia for $20,000 in damages? It’s not just to cover the surgical costs which totaled over $13,000. She was also charged with prostitution. In the end, Sylvia and Jennifer agreed on a settlement of $5,000 paid to Jennifer. You’d be right to doubt the truth of this situation, like many in the YouTube comment section. But, it’s good to note that the show has a disclaimer saying that while many cases are acted out, they are still based on real life events. You can watch the Spanish language episode that aired recently on Telemundo here. 
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I do not speak any Spanish, except,"Mida! Mida! Mida!" That is "Look! Look! Look!" And that is what a Puerto Rican hollered when he saw a buddy of mine down the gangway in Chicago. We fought with the Ricans all the time in Chicago. They were LKN or other Spanish gangs. I got into some tough scrapes back then but managed to come out of them with just a few scrapes and bruises. Got a nice sweater from a dude we jumped also, but it is long gone. There was one Hispanic gang that was friendly with us. But the clubs were divided into "people" and "folks". The two sides did not get along. ;)
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