A transsexual who cheated on her lover after he paid thousands of pounds for her sex-change op is to take a lie-detector test on national TV.
Together again - Paul Kingston-Lynch and Wendy Hull. Picture: SEANA HUGHES (45144-b)
Paul Kingston-Lynch splashed out £7,500 so partner Wendy Hull could have the operation, turning her into a woman.
He was devastated when Wendy, who used to be a man called Dennis, cheated on him.
Ex-London firefighter Paul met Wendy ten years ago.
"She was a pre-op transexual but I was attracted to her as a person, not sexually," he told the Gazette.
He claims their relationship cost him his family and friends.
"We were living together in London," said Paul, who celebrated his 43rd birthday on Tuesday.
"Our personalities matched and that was the main thing.
"I respected what she wanted to do. I wanted to help her. I helped her become the woman she always wanted to be."
He was devastated when Wendy, ten years his senior, cheated on him.
She claims Paul made her life a nightmare after telling a pack of lies.
However, on a daytime chat show, the jobless Alresford couple pledged their love for each other.
Wendy agreed to take a lie-detector test in a bid to prove she would not be unfaithful again.
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Published Thursday, September 22, 2005
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