Suspicious Florida Woman Angered By Husband’s Fresh Haircut Files For Divorce

This Florida Woman Story comes to us from Oxford Oaks, a gated community in Florida near the Villages, north of Orlando. You see, according to her husband, what happened was, our Florida woman, Rebecca Jean Cannon, arrived home with the children from a trip. According to the Villages-News, "She apparently became suspicious because her husband, sporting a fresh haircut, was already home from work and planning to go out to dinner at Bonefish Bar & Grill in The Villages." Rebecca became angry and didn't let him leave. She was also mad that he had parked his Mercedes in the garage in such a way that didn't leave her enough room for her car, so she drove her Cadillac SUV into the garage damaging his car and several items in the garage.

Once inside the situation escalated and she allegedly began to attack him. He tried to video record the event but she took his phone and put it in the toilet.

The next day the family was to go to a waterpark. The husband said he wasn't going because he needed to buy a new phone(remember the toilet?). Rebecca threw a coffee thermos at him, then left the home and drove off. She has since filed for dissolution of marriage.

Rebecca has now been arrested three times for alleged violence towards her husband. She had previously filed for divorce in 2020 but withdrew the request.

I’m withholding judgment on this story until I see some before / after haircut pics. But for now, I'm in the mood for a song.

Pythons are a huge problem in the Everglades, which is why the state has 25 state-contracted invasive python hunters in the Florida Everglades. One of them being Python Cowboy. I've seen enough of these videos to know that hunting pythons in the swamp is completely insane. There's just so many things there that want to kill you. So to go in, hunt, and capture these gigantic pythons is insane. Even better is when they bring along cameras to capture it all for their Youtube channel. The  channel "Python Cowboy" has 132,000 subscribers and provides some amazing footage. In his latest video his hunting dog, Moose, comes across a nest. A giant mama python guarding 45 (or more) eggs. When you watch the video you'll probably have the same question I have, which is "why doesn't he use some kind of hook or tool?". Dude literally reaches into the nest and grabs a monster snake by the neck. The video description is "We Found The Biggest Python Nest With Over 45 Eggs On Python Island. Allie, moose and I are heading out to python islands to check out the GPS locations I've marked over the last year to see what we can find. This trip did not disappoint. We ended up finding a python nest. It was one of the biggest python nest I've found. "

The Everglades are so crazy we actually have a category for it on our website.  The other question I had on this video was "what does he do with the eggs?" He freezes them and sells them for educational purposes. My money would have been on frying them up. I wonder what a python egg would taste like? Like chicken? I put so much hot sauce on my eggs I doubt that I'd even notice the difference.

Absolutely insane what goes on with these hunts. And his dogs are absolutely fearless.

Iguanas in Florida are no joke. They can really wreck the ecosystem. I've got one in the trees in my back yard and I'm not sure how to get rid of it.

Otto is absolutely fearless. And these iguanas aren't just a Miami problem. We're seeing a lot more of them in Southwest Florida, especially near the banks.

Impressive. Kinda makes me want to own one of those.

It really doesn't get any more Florida than Python Cowboy. An absolute beast out in the swamps. Thanks for doing what you do.