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No contest plea in case of woman stuck to toilet
Man charged with mistreating girlfriend, who spent two years in bathroom
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NESS CITY, Kan. - A western Kansas man has pleaded no contest to mistreating his girlfriend, who became stuck to a toilet after refusing to leave the bathroom for two years.
Police discovered Kory McFarren's girlfriend, Pam Babcock, physically stuck to the toilet in February.
McFarren told police Babcock had refused to come out of the bathroom for two years. Police believe she spent at least a month sitting on the toilet.
A Ness County court clerk says McFarren also pleaded no contest Friday to an unrelated charge of lewd and lascivious behavior. The charge stemmed from an incident in March in which he allegedly exposed himself to a minor.
A sentencing date hasn't been set.
McFarren told authorities that Babcock feared leaving the bathroom and may not have left it in two years, although he said he was unsure how long she was in there. He said that he took her food and water daily.
He said that he repeatedly asked her to come out but that she usually replied “maybe tomorrow.”
“The only thing I am guilty of is I didn't get her help sooner,” McFarren told The Associated Press in March.
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