British woman, Staci Hargreaves, rams stiletto heel into boyfriend's eye and brain during fight
BY Aliyah Shahid
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Tuesday, August 3rd 2010, 9:22 AM
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A British woman is on trial for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend's eye and brain with her stiletto heel.
Beware a lady in stilettos.
A drunk British woman used her 3-inch high heel to stab her boyfriend in the eye during a heated fight in a taxicab, according to London's Daily Mail.
The heel went in so deep, it struck his brain.
The Bradford Crown Court was told on Tuesday that Staci Hargreaves, 38, kicked Gavin Taylor, 28, when he turned around in the front seat after a night of drinking in Huddersfield.
"The heel of one shoe went through the left eye," said prosecutor David Mcgoniga, adding it "fractured the socket and entered his brain and caused a blood vessel to burst."
Taylor then began to cough up blood before he went unconscious. He was taken to a hospital where he recovered after two operations and a one-month stay. The incident occurred on Feb. 7.
Taxi cab driver Mohammed Akbar told the jury that he saw Hargreaves' foot come between the two seats. The man started screaming, "My eye, my eye," the driver recalled.
Hargreaves initially told police that she did not remember the attack. She later said it was possible that she unintentionally kicked her boyfriend.
The trial is ongoing.
BY Aliyah Shahid
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Tuesday, August 3rd 2010, 9:22 AM
Cobbett/Getty
A British woman is on trial for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend's eye and brain with her stiletto heel.
Beware a lady in stilettos.
A drunk British woman used her 3-inch high heel to stab her boyfriend in the eye during a heated fight in a taxicab, according to London's Daily Mail.
The heel went in so deep, it struck his brain.
The Bradford Crown Court was told on Tuesday that Staci Hargreaves, 38, kicked Gavin Taylor, 28, when he turned around in the front seat after a night of drinking in Huddersfield.
"The heel of one shoe went through the left eye," said prosecutor David Mcgoniga, adding it "fractured the socket and entered his brain and caused a blood vessel to burst."
Taylor then began to cough up blood before he went unconscious. He was taken to a hospital where he recovered after two operations and a one-month stay. The incident occurred on Feb. 7.
Taxi cab driver Mohammed Akbar told the jury that he saw Hargreaves' foot come between the two seats. The man started screaming, "My eye, my eye," the driver recalled.
Hargreaves initially told police that she did not remember the attack. She later said it was possible that she unintentionally kicked her boyfriend.
The trial is ongoing.
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