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Suzanne Corona: Public Sex Turns into Rare Adultery Charge
Suzanne Corona
Corona is also charged, along with her paramour Justin Amend, with public lewdness, but it's the adultery charge that has garnered her national attention.
If found guilty she would be one of only 5 people in the state to be convicted of adulteryout of a grand total of 13 who have been charged since 1972.
In court Wednesday Corona was supported by her husband Joseph as the judge read the charges and she pleaded not guilty. Her alleged partner in lewdness, Amend, also pleaded not guilty.
After the hearing Corona spoke to reporters and downplayed the incident saying "his genitals were exposed perhaps by the zipper, but that's it."
"You could have been a passerby and not have known there was anything going on," Corona said.
As for her supportive-yet-cuckolded, husband he intends to continue to support his wife. "I've got 40 something more years to spend with my wife," he said. "I'm not gonna throw it out over one incident."
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