A heartbroken lady has revealed how she found out that her husband was having a romantic affair with her biological father.
According to her, she got married to her husband at the age of 19, not knowing that her father was gay.
After she got pregnant by her husband, she found out that her husband was not only gay but had also infected her with HIV. He was also sleeping with her dad.
She narrated:
“Imagine being 20 years old pregnant with your first baby to find out you’re HIV positive and your husband is sleeping with your dad.
“I got married at 19 to a man that was 36. Found out he was gay and gave me HIV. I found out pregnant with my daughter.
“I’ve been trying to find myself and by helping other people who have been used and abused by men. I found out my husband and real father were messing around while we were married.”
In 2016, Tallahassee.com published a story about a Tallahassee man who is facing charges of violating the public health code after police say he knowingly infected his wife with HIV.
The 36-year-old man faces charges of infecting his wife with the virus without informing her he had been positive since at least 2014.
He was arrested on a warrant after his wife contacted Tallahassee Police investigators Nov. 10.
The couple married in March, court records say, and prior to their wedding, the husband was tested for s€xually transmitted diseases. He told her his test results came back negative.
In May, she became pregnant and during prenatal blood work in September, learned she had contracted HIV.
Court records say the woman, who told police she hadn’t had any other sexual partners after they got married confronted her husband who told her he had HIV for years.
TPD retrieved his medical records from a prior incarceration at the Leon County Jail. They discovered while there in 2014, he was being treated for HIV and had developed an educational plan concerning his diagnosis.
State statutes relating to STDs list nearly a dozen diseases, some treatable, that a person can be charged for knowingly passing on to another.