Wendy Deng made the news last week when she socked a guy who shoved a cream pie at her husband Rupert Murdoch during a British parliament hearing.
Wendy is Rupert’s third wife.
Rupert Murdoch (a staunch non-Jewish supporter of Jews and of Israel) is regarded by the MSM as an appalling leader in the world of journalism, destroying standards wherever he takes charge. Just look at The Sun of London with its naked breasts on page three.
I cry myself to sleep at night whenever I think of them.
He seems well matched with Wendy Deng who he met in 1997 when she was 29 and he was 66.
The Daily Telegraph reports about Wendy Deng:
In 1987 she gained her “ticket out of China” when she met an American couple from Los Angeles, Jake and Joyce Cherry. Mrs Cherry, whose husband was building a factory in China, agreed to teach Miss Deng English. When Mrs Cherry went back to the United States her husband stayed in China and soon after, he told her that Miss Deng wanted to go to America to study there.
The couple sponsored her application for a student visa and agreed to put her up until she had established herself. Miss Deng, then 19, went to live at the Cherry’s home in 1988 and shared a bunk bed with their five-year-old daughter.
Mrs Cherry grew increasingly suspicious about her husband’s relationship with Miss Deng. The report added: “Mrs Cherry recalls discovering a cache of photographs her husband had taken of Miss Deng in coquettish poses in his hotel room in Guanzhou.”
Mr Cherry admitted that he had become infatuated with her and that once they were in Los Angeles, Miss Deng started “making recommendations” about his diet and wardrobe. When her husband and Miss Deng did not come home some evenings, Mrs Cherry concluded that they were having an affair, said the newspaper.
She told Miss Deng to leave and her husband left soon afterwards, moving into a nearby apartment with Miss Deng, who was by then a student at California State University. The Cherrys divorced and Mr Cherry married Miss Deng in 1990.
However, the romance came to an abrupt end after Mr Cherry discovered that Miss Deng “had started spending time” with a man named David Wolf. Mr Cherry said: “She told me I was a father concept to her but it would never be anything else. I loved that girl.”
