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Special2bme
January 22nd, 2009, 10:11 AM
http://i359.photobucket.com/albums/oo35/Special2bme/bilde-4.jpgMUNCIE — A Muncie woman already in trouble for failing to appear for a court hearing has now been accused of hitting her husband in the head with a frying pan.

City police were dispatched to a report of a domestic dispute Tuesday morning in the 400 block of North Manhattan Avenue. A Muncie man said that during an argument, his wife, Kristin Nicole Vermillion, 25, both punched him and struck him in the head with the pan.

Vermillion, was preliminarily charged with domestic battery with injury in front of a child, and was being held Wednesday in the Delaware County jail. Her alleged victim signed a battery affidavit, alleging the attack occurred in front of Vermillion's year-old infant.

Child Protective Services took the infant and Vermillion was being held without bond, also accused of failing to appear in court last year for a hearing stemming from a drunken driving charge. Another battery charge against her was dismissed last year.


http://www.thestarpress.com/article/20090122/NEWS01/901220359/-1/NEWSFRONT2

theskyisfalling
January 22nd, 2009, 10:50 AM
I'm not going to lie. My ex got a frying pan upside the head once for slapping me and calling me a cunt. I wonder what this man did.

Zibarro
January 22nd, 2009, 10:56 AM
What a wonderful environment to bring a child into. Abusive, alcoholic mother and a father that (till now) puts up with it.

Dad? Get away --- get FAR away. If you stay, next time either you or your daughter could end up DEAD from this psycho bitch! She apparently didn't learn anything from last year's incident!

This is MY town, too. I don't know her (thank God) and don't know yet if I know him since he hasn't been named - but damn. Too many of these story's are coming out of my town lately! WTF?

sanityslipping
January 22nd, 2009, 10:56 AM
I beat a bf w a shoe for calling me another girls name once. If a frying pan had been handy, I probably would've used that. I'm w/ you, wonder what he did

Kimberix
January 22nd, 2009, 11:18 AM
OK I admit I have seriously given thought to hitting my hubby upside the head with a frying pan before....usually in the middle of cooking dinner with 3 kids screaming and/or crying 4 cats jumping and hubby just sitting there like a bump on a log at the computer...but then I go throughtthe whole scenario in my head, laugh my ass off at the imagined look of horror on his face, than carry on.

sanityslipping
January 22nd, 2009, 11:34 AM
OK I admit I have seriously given thought to hitting my hubby upside the head with a frying pan before....usually in the middle of cooking dinner with 3 kids screaming and/or crying 4 cats jumping and hubby just sitting there like a bump on a log at the computer...but then I go throughtthe whole scenario in my head, laugh my ass off at the imagined look of horror on his face, than carry on.

I think most of us have that fantasy at one point or another. I know I do. I don't act on it though, I just make sure to give him whatever part of dinner is partly burned because I couldn't get to the stove to turn it because the little one was wrapped around my legs, or fighting really hard to get into the fridge, not a problem in itself, except she thinks the eggs are balls, only they don't bounce. Oh, but a girl can dream! It's just when we act on it, that it's a problem

Zibarro
January 22nd, 2009, 11:48 AM
OK I admit I have seriously given thought to hitting my hubby upside the head with a frying pan before....usually in the middle of cooking dinner with 3 kids screaming and/or crying 4 cats jumping and hubby just sitting there like a bump on a log at the computer...but then I go throughtthe whole scenario in my head, laugh my ass off at the imagined look of horror on his face, than carry on.

I, too have thought about it... but could NEVER bring myself to do it. What I have done is this:

With my hunny now, in the middle of a super-heated argument, I dripped Hershey's Chocolate Syrup on his head (I was more afraid to mess up his clothes his hair too much or the carpet than I was about making him mad) lol. After 2 drips, I chickened out. He was still pissed.

The worst thing I can ever remember doing was with my first husband. I was a young mother of 2 under 2 and he was a raging, abusive alcoholic. One night, while we lived in Ohio (my 7 mos. in hell) he attempted to leave with our 17 or 18 mo. old son - while shitface drunk - saying I'd never see him again. I'm ashamed to say I went to the kitchen, got a BIG knife and held it to his throat until he let go of my boy. I honestly think I was capable at that moment of seriously hurting or even killing that man (he must have seen that in my eyes) Images of my son dead because his father wanted to punish ME were screaming in my head and all I could think of was getting him away from that man. Perhaps that is why I can't do anything violent when I'm angry anymore. I think I scared myself when I did that.

Flame away if you disagree with what I did. But our son is 22, alive, well and his "father" has only bothered to visit him (and his sister) 4 times in 19 years.

sanityslipping
January 22nd, 2009, 11:58 AM
I don't blame you for what you did, I applaud you, a mother must do what she has to do to protect her kids. I would have done the same, or something similar.

Nell
January 22nd, 2009, 07:55 PM
I, too have thought about it... but could NEVER bring myself to do it. What I have done is this:

With my hunny now, in the middle of a super-heated argument, I dripped Hershey's Chocolate Syrup on his head (I was more afraid to mess up his clothes his hair too much or the carpet than I was about making him mad) lol. After 2 drips, I chickened out. He was still pissed.

The worst thing I can ever remember doing was with my first husband. I was a young mother of 2 under 2 and he was a raging, abusive alcoholic. One night, while we lived in Ohio (my 7 mos. in hell) he attempted to leave with our 17 or 18 mo. old son - while shitface drunk - saying I'd never see him again. I'm ashamed to say I went to the kitchen, got a BIG knife and held it to his throat until he let go of my boy. I honestly think I was capable at that moment of seriously hurting or even killing that man (he must have seen that in my eyes) Images of my son dead because his father wanted to punish ME were screaming in my head and all I could think of was getting him away from that man. Perhaps that is why I can't do anything violent when I'm angry anymore. I think I scared myself when I did that.

Flame away if you disagree with what I did. But our son is 22, alive, well and his "father" has only bothered to visit him (and his sister) 4 times in 19 years.

No flaming here. I think what you did was awesome, your son is lucky to have you as a mom. I think you may be my new hero.

FlamingFox
January 22nd, 2009, 08:09 PM
I have thought about it too, many times, but never acted on it. If I acted on most of the crazy thoughts I've had during my life, I would of gone to jail a long, long time ago and they'd still be looking for "certain" missing parts of my hubby's body. LOL

I'm glad they took the child away. That woman is definitely not mentally sound or capable to control her emotions. This could of been an entirely different story if it had been the child who angered her!

Thanks for posting this!