A Tempe, AZ woman who stabbed her lover to drink his blood the night before Valentine’s Day was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
“I’m really sorry that all this went on,” Tiffany Sutton told the judge. “I never meant to hurt anyone.”

Robert McDaniel agreed to let her tie him up for sex, but told police he became scared and asked Sutton to untie him when she attacked him with a knife. Instead, she sliced his leg, punctured his arm, shoulder and back, and cut his neck and stomach. When he escaped, she chased him with a pickax.

Officers reported that Sutton said McDaniel signed a disclaimer promising “he wouldn’t prosecute when the sex got crazy.”

Her mother noted that Sutton struggles with borderline personality disorder, a condition characterized by extreme instability, impulsive behavior and fear of abandonment.
According to prison health records, Sutton thought she was a vampire for the first several weeks she was in jail.

The question that springs to mind is this:
Considering the nature of the disclaimer she says McDaniel signed, just how many times has she attacked someone during sex?