When a mainland husband visited his wife in Hong Kong, he suspected that he had bought too much fruit and too little pork.
The case resumed trial this afternoon (5th), and the prosecution called the daughter of the deceased and her ex-husband, as well as another "sparrow foot" of the couple to testify. Both received a phone call from the defendant afterwards, and the defendant revealed the murder.
Among them, "Sparrow's Foot" refers to the defendant's statement in the phone call: "I cut a bastard... I cut a lot of knives, and I can't get enough of it." The daughter of the deceased said she had asked after learning about her mother's death "Why do you do this?" the defendant responded: "I was very angry at the time, so I did it."
Defendant Xiao Chunqiang, 66 years old.
He is charged with the murder of Wang Fenggui (55) in Hong Kong on November 14, 2019.
Witness Liao Huihong said that she received a call from the defendant Xiao Chunqiang saying that his wife Wang Fenggui had been beheaded, and she was shocked to hear the words.
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Liao said he was shocked after hearing what the defendant said
Female witness Liao Huihong said that she knew the defendant and his wife "A Hua" Wang Fenggui, and had played sparrows with them.
At about 4:00 pm on November 14, 2019, Liao received a call from the defendant, who claimed that he had killed his wife, and said, "I cut a bastard... I cut a lot of knives, and I cut him to her. Yudu is not depressed." Liao was shocked after hearing this, and persuaded the defendant to surrender, but the other party did not respond.
Randomly chopped, but I don't know how many knives were chopped
Liao confirmed during the defense's cross-examination that the defendant also said in the phone call: "I don't know how many knives it took, I don't know... whether he died, I don't know." Liao also pointed out. , feel the defendant regrets and has a sense of being wrong.
The defendant also cried during the call, describing it as "like a small mosquito shouting", and the defendant added: "Many people want to die."
Li Xiangrong, the daughter of the deceased Wang Fenggui (who covered her face with her hands), said that she had asked the defendant Xiao Chunqiang why she wanted to kill her mother, and the defendant said that she was very angry at the time.
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Daughter sheds tears as she receives news of mother's death
Witness Li Xiangrong testified in Mandarin. She is the daughter of Wang Fenggui and her first husband. She said her mother divorced Li's biological father in 2005, and later remarried another man and moved to Hong Kong in 2009.
Wang's second husband died a few years later and married the defendant in 2017.
She mentioned that she could not help crying when she heard the news of her mother's death, and the court clerk also handed her a tissue box to wipe her tears.
The defendant had called to say that he had a conflict with his mother over trivial matters
Li continued to point out that the defendant had called before the incident, revealing that he and his mother had "controversial" over some trivial matters, and Li did not know the specific reasons for the quarrel between the two.
At about 4:00 pm on November 14, 2019, Li Zai received a call from the defendant. The defendant killed his mother in Hakka dialect. Li asked, "Why did you do this?" The defendant responded, "I was very angry at the time, so I did this. Do it." She described the defendant's tone during the call in a calm but nervous tone.
Case number: HCCC337/2020
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