Stun Gun Used to Subdue Man Accused of Drowning Kids
Request of final kiss denied
Tuesday, Dec 2, 2008 | Updated 7:06 AM EDT
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A Montgomery County man awaiting trial in the drowning deaths of his three children has dropped his objections to a divorce from the children's mother.
The decision followed an unusual divorce hearing in Rockville. Mark Castillo, 42, interrogated his wife, raised a series of objections, then turned to leave while the hearing was still in progress. When three deputies tried to handcuff him, Castillo resisted and was subdued with a stun gun.
Castillo later dropped his objections and said the judge could grant the divorce, but he asked that he be allowed to give his wife, Amy, a final kiss. The request was denied.
Castillo is accused of drowning his children in a bathtub at a Baltimore hotel room in March.
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