Investigators found the murdered body of the newlywed husband in the couple’s apartment in the town of Kungur last Friday. The next morning they detained his wife as a suspect in the murder.

“After the official wedding and traditional toasts with alcoholic beverages on the evening of February 17, the newlyweds began to quarrel. The young woman stabbed her husband in the heart area during the quarrel and the young man died on the spot,” the statement said. The bride is charged with murder and faces up to 15 years in prison if found guilty.

The decision to have a baby should always be mutual between the father and the mother, but there may be times when a woman chooses to become pregnant without his knowledge. How to get pregnant without him knowing is probably easier than you can imagine. Whether you are looking to surprise your husband with the good news or simply want a child to raise on your own, there are several steps you can take to make that happen.
Step 1: Know When You Ovulate

Knowing when you ovulate is probably your best bet. There are several ways to determine when the egg has dropped from the ovary into the fallopian tube, among which are basal temperature readings, observation of cervical mucous and through the use of an ovulation predictor kit. While all three methods have been successful over the years, the most efficient would be the technology of the predictor kit which measures a spike in the luteinizing hormone at ovulation. It is best to have sex within a time period of a few days prior to a day or two after ovulation. There is a short window of time that both the egg and sperm remain viable for fertilization purposes.
Step 2: Stop Taking Birth Control

If you are taking any kind of birth control, obviously it will be necessary to stop as soon as possible. Whatever method you are using will prevent you from getting pregnant while you are actively using it. Some women are able to conceive when missing just a day or two of pills while others need to be off the pill for many months before they can get pregnant. Then again, some women take the pill faithfully every day and still get pregnant because they aren’t consistent in the time at which they take their doses. Still others get pregnant while adhering to a regular schedule because it isn’t always 100% effective. The point is, birth control will most often prevent you from getting pregnant with or without his knowledge.
Step 3: Take Infertility Hormones and/or Drugs

There are a number of infertility hormones and/or drugs on the market that have proven efficacy in helping you to get pregnant by stimulating hyperovulation. Taking these pharmaceuticals and herbal formulations can significantly improve your odds; however, infertility drugs like Clomiphene should never be taken for more than five or six menstrual cycles because of the potential they carry for serious side effects including ovarian cancer. There are many herbal products available that promote an increase in hormones that promote fertility which might be safer in the long run.
Step 5: Insist on the “Missionary Position”

It is common knowledge that the easiest way to get pregnant is in the conventional ‘missionary position.’ This prevents semen from leaking out before sperm can get far enough on their road to the egg. Try to stay lying down as long as possible and avoid douching immediately following sex. It doesn’t make sense to insist on a position because it is known to provide the best chance of getting pregnant only to wash the sperm out before they can do their job.

Fox31 reports that Lauren Redfern, 25, turned herself in to the Eagle County Detention Center and was charged with sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust with a pattern of sexual abuse.

Redfern herself graduated from Basalt High School in 2004 and played for the basketball team. In 2010, the high school hired her to coach the girl’s basketball team and be a gym teacher, according to Westword.

The Eagle County Sheriff’s office says school officials reported an “unlawful sexual act” involving Redfern last Friday.

“The sexual acts between Redfern and the student are believed to have taken place over the duration of approximately 4 months. These sexual encounters took place at the residence of both Redfern and the victim in El Jebel,” a press release from the Sheriff’s office said.

According to Eagle County Undersheriff Mike McWilliam, the victim was 17 when the sexual contact began and is now 18. Both the victim and Redfern live in the El Jebel area, just over 22 miles outside of Aspen. McWilliam told the Glenwood Springs Post Independent that though initial interviews with the victim indicate that their relationship was consensual, it will not deter the Sheriff’s Office from pressing charges against Redfern.

In Colorado, a 17-year-old can have consensual sexual relations with an adult as long as that person does not hold a position of trust, such as a teacher. However an 18-year-old can have sexual relations with an adult — even if they’re a teacher — because 18-year-olds have adult standing, according to McWilliam.