Donessa Davis Speaks

Donessa T. Davis, the Krazy Glue victim, cheater, and child beater, was in court yesterday, telling his story.
From the Appleton Post-Cresent:

A man who made global headlines after having his penis glued to his body for what police say was revenge for philandering gave his first public statements Tuesday in court.

Donessa T. Davis, 37, sparred during a Calumet County court hearing with the attorneys for a group of four women as he described what happened July 30 in a Stockbridge motel. He said he had agreed to be tied to the bed as part of a sexual liaison with Therese Ziemann, but quickly realized she had other plans after the three other women — his wife, Tracy Hood-Davis, Wendy Sewell and Michelle Belliveau — came to the room.

As he tried to free himself, Ziemann punched him in the face and all four women taunted him.

"It got chaotic real quick," Davis said. "Real fast."

...Davis said he knew the women knew of each other before he met Ziemann at the motel July 30.

Davis was often sarcastic and answered questions with questions during his testimony. When asked where Hood-Davis had been at one point during the incident, he responded, "Do you forget where I was at? I was tied to the bed."

Davis said he pleaded with the women to let him go and to intervene as Ziemann began to glue him. He tried to yell loud enough to attract the attention of the motel owner. The women fled as he came close to breaking through the lace material Ziemann used to tie his arms and legs to the bed's corners.

...Davis said he couldn't remember certain things the women said during the incident. "I was all about getting out of the restraint and getting to my feet," he said.

...Davis testified that though he agreed to bondage as he and Ziemann had discussed it, the situation changed when he heard a knock at the motel room door that evening.

Belliveau came through, followed by Sewell. He said he only briefly saw his wife.

"The party was over," Davis said.

I love that quote from Davis: "The party was over."

No truer words were ever spoken.