Wife had disabled husband killed - then rewarded hitmen with threesome

Nov 15, 2014 - 10:47
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Wife had disabled husband killed - then rewarded hitmen with threesome
Grabowski arranged to have the two men kill her husband Piotr while he was in a nearby park (Picture: CEN)

A mother-of-five has been jailed for life after arranging to have her disabled husband murdered – and then rewarding the killers with a threesome.

Joanna Grabowski, 30, had Jacek Pawalak and Lukasz Kaminski pounce on her wheelchair-bound husband and strangle him with a belt while he was out in a park near their home.

A court heard how Grabowski took both Pawalak, 42, and Kaminski, 31, back to the family home after the murder for sex while her husband Piotr lay dead in the park.

Grabowski met Piotr while he was a member of Catholic aid charity Caritas – a group which was financially supporting the mother and her five children – and they married soon after.

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Piotr"s charity had provided financial support for Grabowski and her five children (Picture: CEN)

Threesome: Lukasz Kaminski and Jacek Pawlak were allegedly rewarded with a sordid sex session

But Grabowski soon decided she wanted to see other people, and grew resentful when Piotr – now the step-father to her children – refused to let her bring her new lover Pawalak to the family home in Olsztyn, Poland.

She then arranged for Pawalak and his friend Kaminski to kill her husband, calling them when he was alone in the park so they could carry out the murder.

Grabowski was jailed for 25 years while her five children have been taken into care.

Pawalak and Kaminski are yet to be sentenced.

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