Tag Archives: When the Caretaking Burdens Became Too Enormous to Handle on Her Own
The Woman Murdered Her Ill Husband, Then Attempted Suicide, Was Saved, the Judge Sentenced Her Leniently
Despite how the long-term care programs are now, “fully-functional”, this is still, happening here! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The sixty-nine-year-old man, Liu in Tainan, suffered a stroke three years ago, became demented, bedridden since, his wife, Lee … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Crimes & Punishments, Experiences of Life, Lessons of Life, Love & Murder, Motives for Murder, Murdering One's Kin, On Life & Death, Ranting About Life, the Consequences of Life, The Trials of Life, Wayward Values
Tagged Leniency for Murdering Her Husband, When the Caretaking Burdens Became Too Enormous to Handle on Her Own
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