Assault case ups ante for ex-madam (another kinky sex story by Dave Wedge)

Why is it that David Wedge is always the one covering stories about kinky sex? I bet he's an expert...

Assault case ups ante for ex-madam
By Dave Wedge
Wednesday, September 21, 2005 - Updated: 09:11 AM EST

The Osterville Madam is facing new charges that she assaulted a legal secretary while a probe into allegations that she was plotting to bump off her millionaire husband is heating up.

According to a source close to the case, Anne Simon's former jailhouse lover is set to meet with Harwich police probing claims that Simon was planning to give her 71-year-old husband, Ken, a fatal Viagara overdose or shove him down a staircase. The woman has told the Herald she has Simon on tape detailing the alleged murder plot. Simon has denied planning to kill her husband and calls her accuser ``a liar.''

Simon, who served six years in jail for running a high-end hooker ring on Cape Cod in the 1990s, is facing assault charges stemming from a scuffle with a secretary in a law office Monday. Simon, 43, was there to give a deposition to attorney Jerry Nissenbaum, who is handling Ken Simon's children's battle to gain control of their father's estimated $9 million estate.

The children claim Anne Simon has blown through $600,000 of their father's cash since the couple married last summer. Ken Simon, a former mutual fund manager, is dying from liver disease attributed by family members to years of drinking and has been declared incompetent by a Barnstable judge. The children have filed for divorce on their father's behalf.

More:
http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=103544

I know you have to see a Doctor if you have an erection that lasts more then 4 hours (I'd want to bragg to somebody about that too), but you can actually have a fatal overdose on that stuff?

Sildenafil citrate

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The cardiovascular risks of sildenafil citrate are still under investigation. The drug is known to cause dips in blood pressure and to boost cardiovascular nerve activity. Some cardiovascular-related deaths have been reported in men who use Viagra, but it is unclear whether the fatalities were due to the drug itself or to the underlying heart disease. Further complicating the picture is the fact that the stress of sexual activity may have triggered the fatal cardiac event with or without the use of Viagra. The BMJ study, and a report published in the April 18, 2001 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) suggest that the drug does not increase the risk of heart attack. However, JAMA also notes that further studies are necessary to confirm this finding.

Although it is a prescription drug, as of early 2001 there was still a thriving illicit market for Viagra via the Internet. Aside from the health risks recreational use of the drug poses to individuals with heart conditions and other contraindicated disorders, any adverse effects caused by Viagra cannot be tracked by regulatory authorities if it has been illegally obtained. In addition, the drug appears to be toxic in large doses. In November 2002, a group of French toxicologists reported the case of a 56-year-old male who took a fatal overdose of Viagra.

More:
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/sildenafil_citrate.jsp

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