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Off the Record
She loved to be loved
WOLVERHAMPTON. England: Barbara Fruin liked falling in love and getting married so much, she did it five times by the time she was 29. Four times, she forgot to get divorced first, reports AP.
"I just wanted to be loved." she told Thursday's Birmingham Post, after pleading guilty to bigamy. She wanted cash as well, said two of her husbands who went to police after finding out about each other.
Fruin. now 31. married her stepfather. Frederick Sims, in 1983. in Crawley in southern England when she was 18, police said. They never divorced, but that didn't stop her from marrying Vincent Morrish in Hove, just 20 miles (32 kilometers) away on the southern coast, in 1986.
In 1988. still married to Sims and Morrish she married Stephen Nicholson in High Wycombe, west of London, after meeting him on a pay-per-call chat line.
He divorced her in 1989. he said, after she had a series of affairs — and after a pregnancy she claimed to get him to the altar never materialised.
She moved to Portsmouth, also on the south coast, and married Adam Curtis, a Navy man. in 1990. She soon ran up 8,000 pounds (dlrs 13.000) in debts while he was at sea: she disappeared. and he was left paying the debt.
She married another Navy man. Andrew Grice, and they moved in with his mother in Wolverhampton central England, in 1994 — again, after telling him she was pregnant — and while she was still married to Sims. Morris and Curtis.
Fruin squandered his life savings on a vacation, he said, and then left him a year later — but not before getting an "abortion" that cost his mother 200 pounds (dlrs 320); She told Grice she didn't want the child because it would have been disabled.
Curtts>he0rdithat his wife had married Grice through a mu-, trial fi^^-^d.gg|m1t'ouch. They sent police alter her. and on I Wednesday,'she pleaded guilty to two charges of marrying Curtis i and Grice midedfalse^retebses in a WOlverhampton court. ' -
Police were still considering charging her with charges of bigamy because of her marriages to Morrish and Nicholson.
"I suppose I'm blind when it comes to men." Fruin said, after being told that she would be sentenced at a yet to be specified future date. "I just can't help falling for a bit of love and atten-
Her husbands were less sentimental.
"I wish — I would have been spared that woman." Nicholson
"I'll never be able to trust a woman again." Curtis said. "She has ruined my life."
Grice said he gave up his Navy career for her. "I wanted to be with her for the rest of my life." he said. "She's an evil, deceitful bitch."
Real 'Spiderman'
KUALA LUMPUR: Refused permission to climb the world's tallest skyscrapers, a Frenchman called "Spiderman" went across town Friday and climbed 12 stories up the side of a hotel, reports AP.
Alain Robert. 34. took about 10 minutes to climb from the second-floor swimming pool of the Hotel Melia to the 14th floor as a crowd of 600 spectators below clapped and cheered.
Robert, of Valance. France, was arrested March 20 when he tried to climb one of the 88-story Petronas Towers without permission. Police pulled him through a window on the 60th floor.
Trespassing charges were later dropped and the Malaysian government approved the climb, but managers of the towers said Robert might damage their exterior fittings, which they said are not designed to support a person.
Robert uses only his hands and feet to climb, unlike others who have scaled skyscrapers using special equipment attacked to tracks for window-washing carts. , „
Dressed in blue Jeans and a sleeveless white Hotel Melia 1 -shirt. Robert climbed the hotel by clinging to metal window frames, periodically dipping the tips of nis tape-wrapped fingers into white talc in a bag hung from his waist.
He turned and waved to the crowd at several points during the climb, and threw T shirts to them from the top. Passing traffic came to a halt as drivers watched.
"This is nothing actually." Robert told reporters. ”1 want to climb up the worlds tallest building, but so far there is no permission." r . .
Robert said he still hoped the managers of the 451.9-meter-tall (1.483-foot-tall) towers would change their minds.
"I am not heavy — only 48 kilograms (106 pounds), and I am only about five feet (152 centimetres)." he said.
"So far 1 have not got the permission, but I am confident we will get it. I want to climb it and give the money for charity, the AIDS foundation." . ,
Robert said he began climbing at age 13 when he was locked out of the family apartment. Since then, he has climbed the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building in New York City.
"Why do I climb? Because I like it." he said with a shrug. I get many sponsors and I have managed to combine my hobby with income and doing what I like to do. That is why my life is happy and good.”