Cursed_Witch
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I got another one of those for you... enjoy
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070216/od_nm/paraguay_boa_dc;_ylt=Aq8LZ8uz8PH75lr5EFbC6M3MWM0F
Paraguay swallows tall tale of husband-eating boa
ASUNCION (Reuters) - A bereaved widow's story about her husband being devoured by a boa constrictor made headlines in Paraguay on Thursday, but it turned out to be a tall tale by a woman who felt abandoned.
Maria Estela Lima, a housewife in the small town of Puerto Piasco, 370 miles north of Paraguay's capital, Asuncion, on Wednesday told a local radio station how a giant boa had eaten her husband.
She said a 10-yard-long (10-meter-long) snake had grabbed her husband from a boat on the Paraguay river, and wrapped him up before swallowing him.
She said two local men killed the boa to remove her husband's remains, and she asked the community for help to maintain her three small children.
The story spread quickly and was on the front covers of Paraguay's newspapers, but Pedro Palacio, a state prosecutor who looked into the case told reporters the husband had been found in perfect health working on a ranch.
Palacio said Lima made up the story to get attention and because she felt abandoned.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070216/od_nm/paraguay_boa_dc;_ylt=Aq8LZ8uz8PH75lr5EFbC6M3MWM0F
Paraguay swallows tall tale of husband-eating boa
ASUNCION (Reuters) - A bereaved widow's story about her husband being devoured by a boa constrictor made headlines in Paraguay on Thursday, but it turned out to be a tall tale by a woman who felt abandoned.
Maria Estela Lima, a housewife in the small town of Puerto Piasco, 370 miles north of Paraguay's capital, Asuncion, on Wednesday told a local radio station how a giant boa had eaten her husband.
She said a 10-yard-long (10-meter-long) snake had grabbed her husband from a boat on the Paraguay river, and wrapped him up before swallowing him.
She said two local men killed the boa to remove her husband's remains, and she asked the community for help to maintain her three small children.
The story spread quickly and was on the front covers of Paraguay's newspapers, but Pedro Palacio, a state prosecutor who looked into the case told reporters the husband had been found in perfect health working on a ranch.
Palacio said Lima made up the story to get attention and because she felt abandoned.