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You Can’t Always Judge A Book By It’s Cover

August 10, 2009 by Jaded  

Filed under: Crime, Solicitation 

You Can’t Always Judge A Book By It’s Cover

Greenville, SC – Demonites, please allow me to introduce 71-year-old Sieglinda Falk Bass. Just look at her – does she remind you of anyone in your life, present or past? Your grandmother, perhaps? The adorable little old lady down the street who spends her days knitting afghans, baking cookies, and weeding her garden? Your kindergarten teacher? What could this harmless looking woman possibly have done to earn herself a spot here on the Dreamin’ Demon of all places? To put it bluntly, she wanted to have her husband taken care of. No, not put in a home for the elderly and infirm taken care of – beaten and broken taken care of. And, if he happened to keel over during the ass whoopin’, no big deal! Bass suspected her husband was cheating on her. Seeking revenge, she went as far as contacting a Voodoo Witch Doctor to put a spell on him. The witch doctor took too damn long conjurin’ up a spell, so Bass hired a hit man to put a hurtin’ on her husband. The hit man later changed his mind. This is one determined senior citizen though, folks. She wasn’t finished searching.

Sieglinda Falk Bass

Sieglinda Falk Bass

She made one more offer. She relayed her plan to a complete stranger – a man who had inquired about buying a ‘Vette she was selling. While the two were discussing the car, she told the man that she was looking for someone to beat up her husband. She was willing to shell out $400-$500, depending on the severity of his injuries. She informed the man of her previous attempts and failures. The man, who really just wanted to look at her car, set up a meeting where the two could properly discuss her husband’s painful future. Then, he went to the cops with the story. Bass and the man met at a restaurant a couple days later. It was there that Bass detailed what she wanted done to her cheatin’ husband – she wanted his arms, legs, and genitals broken – while making the whole thing look like a robbery. She gave the man photos of her husband, mapped out her husband’s route to work, and was even kind enough to point out an area that would be convenient for the attack. She mentioned that she didn’t even care if he was killed. Little did she know, every single word of the conversation was recorded. D’oh! Sieglinda Falk Bass has been charged with solicitation to commit a felony. She has already been released on $10,000 bond.

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 You Cant Always Judge A Book By Its Cover

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  1. rdb40k
    7:16 am on August 10th, 2009

    $400 for a bad beating – $500 if he is put into a coma – if he is killed I’ll throw in the Vette. The last part I made up.

  2. Jaded
    8:10 am on August 10th, 2009

    I have to wonder if maybe the dude wouldn’t have beat up the old man had the lady thought to throw in the ‘Vette.

  3. CassieMomma
    10:41 am on August 10th, 2009

    Bass suspected her husband was cheating on her.

    What she’s 71, how old is he? Cheating? I’m wondering if he could even get it up!

  4. BriarRose
    1:53 pm on August 10th, 2009

    She has already been released on $10,000 bond.

    Love that it cost her more to make bond than she was willing to pay to hurt her husband.

  5. Coyote
    2:30 pm on August 10th, 2009

    I hope her husband had enough sense to kick her out the door rather than take her sorry ass back.

  6. Wonder
    3:20 am on August 11th, 2009

    the video at the source link says, she is back at the townhome, her corvette parked outside and no signs of her husband, I suppose he is someone elses property now permanently.

    I want to hear the sevellience tape.

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