A Pre Valentine's Gift: Woman Bashes in Husbands Head


Andrea Consales, 59, a New Jersey teacher and daughter of a deceased judge, was accused of first-degree murder after she bashed her husband Giovanni Luliano's head in the day before Valentine's Day. Luliano passed away the next day (Valentine's Day). EMT's reacting to Consales' call noted noteworthy cracks to the face, head, and middle that seemed to have been caused by blunt force. Also observed, were blood stains throughout the home. In her preliminary she told the court that her husband "had fallen," however the arraignment esteemed the wounds steady with murder.

Consales, a middle school teacher, was placed on unpaid leave and later, lost her teaching license.

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