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Genital mutilation trial hears secretly recorded conversations of woman whose husband was beaten to death by family

The woman in question, who was not given the surname of Lark, has been accused of taking part in the mutilation of her husband, who died on a prison hospital floor.

She denies this.

In the secret recording, her husband complains that she cuts him into pieces, using scissors in the process.

'The wife's husband has been very unhappy because of that. He would only go to the toilet with pieces of his pieces in it. They cut them down,' she adds.

Lark, from Southend, Essex, said: 'We had never ever had sex before. He had just got off the operating table. That day, when I told him what happened I wanted to help him so bad that he actually went away and died at home.'

'I was very angry at him. I was really very angry.

'I called the ambulance. I was there on the first and last day of the operation.

'My husband wasn't the last person on the operating table when he died.'

He added: 'When I met him on that day he was just standing up on the operating table looking at it from his wife's position on the operating table.

A member of the public has previously contacted police claiming he found the woman who performed the mutilations.

The mother-of-one, who worked for the NHS in Essex, said she was left with her legs torn up by 'unnatural means' when she was taken to hospital in 2006 at the age of 34

The woman is identified by one of the doctors who performed the operation, which led to Lark's death

However, this is denied by Lark's lawyer, Matthew Leveson, who has stated that while he is the father of his son, it is the woman's actions - not the doctor's - that have been to blame for their husband's death.

Lark, who has spoken candidly about her involvement in his death, said: 'We had to put up with her and this woman's husband cutting my son's legs. The wife's husband has been very unhappy because of that.

'She does this all the time. I used to take my son's legs because that's what she told me to do and if I took my son's legs I'd go away with the doctor. She didn't get away with cutting them down.

'The first thing I did to him was call the ambulance. I wanted to help. I wanted to save him. When he woke up I told him it was nothing.

'They kept cutting his legs out but I was th
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