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Woman who fell down a well during sex left in the hole after her lover fled the scene

The police are now looking for the man after he ran away, leaving Edelia Aponta down the well

Kashmira Gander
Wednesday 02 April 2014 06:48 BST
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Spanish police are looking for a man who left his lover in a well after she fell in when they were having sex
Spanish police are looking for a man who left his lover in a well after she fell in when they were having sex (David Ramos/Getty Images)

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Police in Spain are hunting for a man who left his lover down a well when she fell in as they had sex on Friday.

The pair, who had met earlier that night in Ciudad Real, did not realise that the wooden cover on the hole had slipped when things started to get steamy, the e reported.

The man fled from the scene when 21-year-old Edelia Aponte fell 15ft into the hole and plunged into the water below her, El Crisol de Ciudad Real reported.

After spending half an hour in the water, she was rescued when an anonymous person called the police to report that a woman had fallen into a well.

Ms Aponte was then sent to hospital where she was treated for hypothermia.

"It could have ended in tragedy,’ said fire service spokesman Leni Portillo. "Luckily, she could swim and she wasn’t knocked out as she fell."

Police are now eager to speak to Ms Aponte’s companion, who could be charged with failing to give help to somebody in need of assistance.

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