Man Makes His Wife Feed On His Feaces For 3 Days

A 32-year-old man from Robert Sinyoka area has
been sentenced to seven years in prison for
locking his estranged with in a room for three
days and making her feast on his feaces for
survival.
The incident which typifies the zenith of cruelty
took place in July but was only reported to police
recently. Lucky Matiza and his 19-year-old wife
were staying separately at the time of the
incident. The woman had also just given birth.
It is reported that on the day, the woman met her
estranged husband while walking in the suburb.
Matiza is said to have dragged the woman to
bushy spot where he reportedly subjected her to
a vigorous interrogation for three hours on why
she separated with him. Unsatisfied with the
feedback, Matiza took the woman to his lodgings
and locked her in a room.
The woman spent the whole night without eating.
In the morning, Matiza proceeded to the room
and told her that he was not going to give her
food unless she gave him reasons regarding to
why she parted ways with him. The woman,
however, refused to do so.
It is alleged that hours later, Matiza returned with
a bowel full of human waste that he claimed was
his and told her to eat it. With hunger setting in
with each passing microsecond, the woman was
left with no choice but to eat what was before
her. That was also the routine in the evening and
the next two days.
With the detention approaching four days, the
woman's health gave in and she fell sick. She was
then taken to hospital where all was revealed.
Matiza was arrested and appeared before
Bulawayo Senior Provincial magistrate, Mr Willard
Moyo who was geared to render adequate
punishment for the cruel deed.
The man was slapped with a seven-year jail term
before two years were suspended on condition of
good behaviour. Matiza told the court that he
indeed made his wife eat his poop.
In passing the sentence, Mr Moyo made it known
to Matiza that he had committed a very serious
crime.
"There is no excuse for what you did and the
sentence should show that. You made matters
worse by separating the woman and her two
weeks old baby for three days, which is
unacceptable," fumed the magistrate.