Police say father told toddler, 'Now you stab Mommy'
 

BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut (AP) -- Police say a man repeatedly stabbed his teenage wife, then gave the knife to his toddler son and told him: "Now you stab Mommy."

Fermin Rodriguez, 21, attacked his 17-year-old wife Sunday night, after accusing her of cheating on him, police said. He slashed and stabbed her multiple times, then handed the knife to his 2-year-old son and told him to stab her, police said.

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Sick, sick, sick! What is wrong with people these days?

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

I have no words.

We live in a crazy and horribly F'ed up world!

I'm amazed he's only charged with assault. Usually when you're stabbing someone multiple times, it's to kill them. I would have thought he'd be charged with attempted murder.

And Conspiracy to Murder... hey he talked about it to the 2 year old.

put that runt on the stand.

A two-year-old generally isn't swearable.

Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in exchange for this cookie?

OMG
 

OMG, OMG, OMG. There are no words. I just Thank God that she survived. Hopefully she will be smart and get him out of her and her child's life. I know that he is the father and all, but it is evident that he is not a healthy individual.

Sorry but had to add, it looks to me like they should add attempted murder to the list. To stab her that many times, he wanted her dead.

I hope she goes to court to have his right to custody of the son voided. This guy should be nowhere near the child. And he should be brought up on attempted murder and child abuse charges. (Hello, having your kid stab his mommy, definetly has the potential to really mess with the kid's head.)

Disgusting and sad. Poor kid, poor mom. Hope dad gets locked up for a long time.

The End is near!

She's 17. I didn't read the whole article, but I'm guessing the son is hers? That would mean she was about 15 when she had him? "Smart" is probably not the word most likely to describe her. Of course there's not excuse for what her loving husband did to her.