Jealous Husband Punches And Disfigured Wife's Face Over FACEBOOK 'LIKES'

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A woman's face has been disfigured by her man after she consistently gets punches from him for getting 'LIKES' on her photos on Facebook.

The Paraguayan woman has been forced to undergo reconstructive surgery on her face after her jealous husband punched her every time someone 'liked' her pictures onFacebook.

Adolfina Camelli Ortigoza, 21, had been held against her will in the couple's home and subjected to constant beatings by her 32-year-old husband, police say.

When police were finally alerted, Ms Ortigoza had been so badly abused her body and face was disfigured and she required extensive surgery.

Adolfina Camelli Ortigoza, 21, from Nemby, Paraguay, was 'punished' by her husband every time she got a positive reaction to one of her photos or posts on Facebook.
Yesterday the woman's lawyer told how partner Pedro Heriberto Galeano would become violent when anyone liked the photos she posted of herself on Facebook.

He began to beat her up every time one of her friends on Facebook reacted to any of her posts.

Galeano later took control of her Facebook page, where he would post pictures of her, and continued to punch and kick her for every 'like' the posts received.

Lawyer Arnaldo Martinez told how Ms Ortigoza, from Nemby near Asuncion, Paraguay, would dread a notification telling her that someone had reacted or commented on a post.

Her friends had no idea that each time they made the friendly online gesture she would be brutally beaten.

 Ms Ortigoza's facial injuries from the abuse were so extensive that she has needed reconstructive surgery

He said: 'Her mouth was all broken, she was very damaged, her skin was hanging off because of the blows.

'He controlled the victim's social networking sites, he controlled the messages and photos, and for every 'like' she received from her friends, the woman received a beating because he accused her of having a relationship with them.'

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