Man Jailed For Life For Killing His Wife

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2022-07-26 HKT 17:08

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  • The High Court heard that the defendant was blamed for buying too many fruits and not enough pork. Photo: RTHK

    The High Court heard that the defendant was blamed for buying too many fruits and not enough pork. Photo: RTHK

The High Court on Tuesday sentenced a man to life imprisonment after he was convicted by a jury of murdering his wife over quarrels relating to grocery shopping.

Xiao Chunqiang, 66, was convicted by a majority five to two vote following a ten-day trial.

The court heard that on November 14, 2019, Xiao was told off by his 55-year-old wife for “buying too many fruits and too little pork”.

He subsequently dragged her from the bed to the living room and attacked her with a chopper.

Prosecution said the defendant had never received any education and all his other relatives lived on the mainland. The defence team, meanwhile, said the case was a tragedy for everyone, including the victim and the defendant.

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