Nurse ‘chops up and cooks doctor who blackmailed her into steamy sex romps then flushed his body parts down toilet’
A DERANGED nurse has murdered, chopped up and cooked the body parts of her lover - a doctor - over alleged sexual blackmail.
Ms Li became involved in a sexual relationship with her hospital’s deputy head of orthopaedics, Luo Yuanjian, according to local reports. In revenge for the sexual blackmail, she allegedly killed her colleague and cooked part of his remains, which officers found flushed down the toilet.ocal authorities leaving the nurse’s home carrying a stretcher.
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