A Brooklyn student accused of stabbing to death the husband of her reputed lesbian lover bit a nurse while receiving mental tests at Roosevelt Hospital and had to be tied down to a bed, law-enforcement sources said yesterday.
About three weeks ago, Anastasiya Andreyeva, 25, reading an essay in a class at Fordham University in Manhattan, said she no longer wanted her husband and declared her love for one of her female professors, the sources said.
Then she wrote on the blackboard that she was God.
The teacher called 911 and Andreyeva was taken to Roosevelt where, after being initially cooperative, she bit a nurse and had to be tied down to her bed, sources said.
After three days, a psychiatrist concluded Andreyeva was not a threat to herself or others, the sources said. She was released with the recommendation that she seek psychiatric help.
Last Monday, she allegedly fatally slashed the throat of Aleksey Kats, 30, a longtime friend, cops said. His wife, Elina, 25, told cops she was having an affair with Andreyeva, the sources said. Her lawyer, Joseph Stello, denies this.