A British citizen who is serving five-year jail term for biting off his wife's nose in Britain is now passing his time to marry his new fiancee whom he found through internet dating site.
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Nicholas Gough, 59, was employed as a science teacher in a school before being put behind bars in March after admitting having assaulted his wife of 24 years Lynne during a quarrel. It left her disfigured for life, Daily Mail reported.
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But Gough, of Wolverhampton city, is now planning to marry Anne Carr, 54, a divorced grandmother from Worcestershire, once he is released from Featherstone Prison.
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Carr, a retired local government worker, met Gough last February on an internet dating site while he was still living with wife Lynne, 52.u00a0
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The pair, however, got engaged May 11 during one of Carr's regular visits to Featherstone Prison. "I believe he's a good man and I'm going to stand by him. There are two sides to this story, and I feel Nick's in prison for something he didn't commit.
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Lynne moved in with another man, claiming her husband had been violent towards her.
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Gough had threatened to kill Lynne and tried to strangle her following the frenzied attack in a gazebo in their back garden after drinking a bottle of wine
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He swore at Lynne and held her down on the floor, before sinking his teeth into the tip of her nose.
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After the attack in September, 2011, Gough urged his wife to tell people that her injuries were inflicted by their pet dog.
