The Autopsy of the Case of the Body in the Freezer Bins, the Knife Wound on the Neck Was What Killed the Father

The investigations continued, from the Front Page Sections, translated…

As the coroners conducted an autopsy yesterday, the mother of the deceased, the second son, as well as the nephew were all there, the family looked distraught, they’d left without a word.  The man in charge of the local borough, Tsai said, Ting’s mother felt helpless, was very emotional, was impacted in the body and the mind, hoped that the community can leave her and her family alone; her husband had died, and, nothing needed to be said, she’d, “chosen to forgive, there’s nothing to make up for.”, the families also returned to the scene of the murder, to call back the spirits, and refused the assistance from the community around.

This case of the eldest son hired someone to murder his father, then, hidden the body inside the freezer bins, developed from how the wife could no longer put up with the abuse of the husband, the son stepped up to protect his own mother, to “the eldest son hired someone to murder his father for the sake of inheritance”, and the police’s thorough investigations found the pieces of the truth that went missing, the D.A.’s request to take the man who’d committed the murder, Ting and the mother was allowed for, early yesterday morn, the courts allowed for the custody of the hired killers, Tsai and Kao too.

The police investigated, that the victim died in his sleep, as to whether or not he was drugged, they’d needed to wait for the autopsy results to see.

The wife, Hong, although insisted that she was out with her youngest daughter when the murder had occurred, Tsai and Kao claimed that they’d waited until she was out, before they killed, but the investigators believed that she was involved, that although she’d not participated in the murder, she’d had the duties to protect her husband, but knew about it, and didn’t stop the murderers, she was charged as an accomplice.

And so, the case is only, slowly, coming into the lights, and, as for how much this woman knew, it’s still under investigations, and, even IF this is a case of a murder for hire, because the woman can no longer put up with the abuse from her husband, she should’ve reported the abuse that she’d endured from before to the cops, but she didn’t, instead, she’d hired someone, to MURDER her husband after she’d had enough of his abuse of her, and that’s, just not right!