Tag Archives: Punishment that Doesn’t Fit the Crime
She was Displeased that Her Mother Had Been Against Her Boyfriend, So She’d Hired Him to Murder Her, Sentenced to Fifteen Years & a Half
The verdict’s in, for that “murder for hire” here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The woman, Cheng in Kaohsiung was displeased at how her mother wouldn’t let her date, told her boyfriend, Han to murder her own mother, … Continue reading
The Man was Nearing Seventy, the High Courts Believed that the Death Penalty would be Unfitting
Considering how ELDERLY this murderer is! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The sixty-nine-year-old man, Chen was suspected of how the assets were divided unevenly, he’d murdered his wife for thirty years, then dismembered her, their daughter found the … Continue reading
Posted in Crimes & Punishments, Crimes in Progress, Death in the Family, Law & Dis-Order/Civil Disobedience, Murder, Murdering One's Kin, Murders that Went Unpunished, Untimely Deaths
Tagged Because He is an Elderly Person, Escaping the Death Penalty for Murder, Punishment that Doesn't Fit the Crime
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The Peeping Tom Male Instructor Got Dual Punishments, and the Courts Retracted His Being Fired from His Job
We have here, a teacher, who’d, “moonlighted” as a FUCKING (and your point being???) peeping tom, or, is it, the other way around??? I really, can’t tell here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The head of a department … Continue reading
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