A woman took revenge on her lover by cutting off his manhood

In a horrifying incident of domestic violence, a jealous Zimbabwean woman took revenge on her lover by cutting off his manhood.

The incident, which occurred in the early hours , has shocked the local community and raised concerns about the escalating levels of domestic abuse.

According to a police memo, the victim, identified as Thomas Tasarirenhamo, 43, and the accused, Mercy Nhira, 24, were in a romantic relationship.They resided in Marondera, where the tragic incident took place..

According to the details provided by the District Victim Friendly Unit (DVFU) in Marondera, the couple had a consensual intimate encounter before the shocking turn of events.In the middle of the night, tensions flared when Tasarirenhamo received a phone call from another woman who is reported to be his girlfriend.

Unbeknownst to him, this conversation would trigger a horrifying act of violence.In the middle of the night, tensions flared when Tasarirenhamo received a phone call from another woman who is reported to be his girlfriend.

Unbeknownst to him, this conversation would trigger a horrifying act of violence. While Tasarirenhamo was engaged in the conversation, Nhira quietly retrieved a broken mirror from a nearby table and concealed it under the blankets.As the conversation ended, Nhira cunningly approached Tasarirenhamo, pretending to initiate another intimate encounter.However, her true intentions were far from amorous.

In a sudden and horrific act, the jealous woman took the hidden broken mirror and used it to sever her lover’s manhood.Stunned and in excruciating pain, Tasarirenhamo retrieved his severed organ and placed it in his pocket.

He quickly took Nhira into his vehicle and rushed to the Marondera Rural Police Station to report the shocking assault.The police promptly arrested Nhira and transferred Tasarirenhamo to Marondera Hospital.Thereafter, the local hospital transferred the hapless victim to the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, the biggest hospital in Zimbabwe, for urgent medical attention.