Man Drugged And Blindfolded His N*ked Wife So His Colleague Could R*pe Her

The Singapore Supreme Court has heard the harrowing story of a man who drugged and blindfolded his wife of 23 years and asked his colleagues at work to have unlawful carnal knowledge of her.

None of the people involved in the case have been named, due to the nature of the crimes committed.

In 2017, a 47-year-old man accepted the invitation of his married work colleague to go to his home and "r*pe his unconscious wife", Channel News Asia reports.

The husband and his work colleague had become close having worked together for a number of years. So, the husband who wanted to watch someone sleep with his wife, got his work friend to do it.

The husband had given his wife drugs and alcohol then invited his work colleague to sleep with her while he watches.

At the time of the offence, the woman was 44, and had three schooling children with her husband.

The woman's three children and domestic helper were asleep in another room while this was going on.

However, the would-be rapist was stopped by his own body, as his erectile dysfunction made it impossible for him to complete the crime.

The woman regained consciousness during the ordeal, removed the blindfold she was wearing and quickly realised what was happened.

The colleague fled the scene.

The woman demanded that her husband and his colleague write confession letters, which they did.

In the letter, the colleague admitted what had happened, including his s3xual issue.

He was later tested for, and found to have suffered from, erectile dysfunction.

The colleague pleaded guilty to one charge of abetment of conspiracy to commit r*pe, where the r*pe did not occur, and a second charge of outrage of modesty.

The colleague was jailed for three years on Thursday, January 13.

There are another six men involved in the "wife-sharing" scheme, who will be appearing in court next month.

Four are thought to be pleading guilty, one is undecided, while the final male is allegedly going to plead not guilty, local news reports state.