A Malaysian woman had spiked her New Zealand lover's drinks to slow him down because he wanted sex up to five times a day.
Mee Kwan Ng, 41, a former air hostess from Kuala Lumpur, walked free on Wednesday from the Auckland District Court after justices ruled there was insufficient evidence for her to stand trial on a charge of administering a poison to her former fiance, Martin Walker, 53.
Outside the court, her lawyer, Michael Corry was reported to have said, "She put the pharmaceuticals in his drink to reduce his ability to make sexual demands. She just got to the end of her tether and was trying to introduce medication which would make him drowsy, which would in turn reduce the level of demand for sexual relations."
Ng, who moved in with Walker when he proposed marriage after they corresponded by email, admitted to police that she drugged his food and beverages because he demanded sex four to five times a day and she wanted to "slow him down".
Meanwhile Walker revealed, "I think she was probably trying to dampen my romantic and sexual ardour," but said he accepted that she was not trying to cause him significant harm.
Mee Kwan Ng, 41, a former air hostess from Kuala Lumpur, walked free on Wednesday from the Auckland District Court after justices ruled there was insufficient evidence for her to stand trial on a charge of administering a poison to her former fiance, Martin Walker, 53.
Outside the court, her lawyer, Michael Corry was reported to have said, "She put the pharmaceuticals in his drink to reduce his ability to make sexual demands. She just got to the end of her tether and was trying to introduce medication which would make him drowsy, which would in turn reduce the level of demand for sexual relations."
Ng, who moved in with Walker when he proposed marriage after they corresponded by email, admitted to police that she drugged his food and beverages because he demanded sex four to five times a day and she wanted to "slow him down".
Meanwhile Walker revealed, "I think she was probably trying to dampen my romantic and sexual ardour," but said he accepted that she was not trying to cause him significant harm.
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