gromitsing
09-03-2011, 03:46 PM
Anyone saw this ..... wife is really Chio Bu
http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110308-267094.html
Murder suspect troubled by mother's cancer: estranged wife
China man accused of killing a taxi driver had mood swings after learning that mother had stomach cancer.
SINGAPORE - Madam Gong Wenying, the estranged wife of murder suspect Wang Wenfeng, spoke in court about Wang's family and their relationship. The 32-year-old China national is on trial for the 2009 murder of taxi driver Yuen Swee Hong.
Madam Gong, who is working in Singapore as a production engineering technician, told the court that when Wang's mother discovered she had stomach cancer in 2008, Wang was distressed and he began to experience mood swings.
Once, Madam Gong said her husband told her that he intended to sell his organs to raise money.
On another occasion, he said he wanted to kill himself by jumping in front of an MRT train.
In court, the 30-something woman took only one look at her husband before her testimony, reported Shin Min Daily News.
She does not live with her husband, whom she said she meets once or twice a month. She is also not on good terms with her husband's family. The couple married in 2000 and have an eight-year-old daughter in China.
The trial continues on Thursday.
If convicted, Wang faces the death penalty.
http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110308-267094.html
Murder suspect troubled by mother's cancer: estranged wife
China man accused of killing a taxi driver had mood swings after learning that mother had stomach cancer.
SINGAPORE - Madam Gong Wenying, the estranged wife of murder suspect Wang Wenfeng, spoke in court about Wang's family and their relationship. The 32-year-old China national is on trial for the 2009 murder of taxi driver Yuen Swee Hong.
Madam Gong, who is working in Singapore as a production engineering technician, told the court that when Wang's mother discovered she had stomach cancer in 2008, Wang was distressed and he began to experience mood swings.
Once, Madam Gong said her husband told her that he intended to sell his organs to raise money.
On another occasion, he said he wanted to kill himself by jumping in front of an MRT train.
In court, the 30-something woman took only one look at her husband before her testimony, reported Shin Min Daily News.
She does not live with her husband, whom she said she meets once or twice a month. She is also not on good terms with her husband's family. The couple married in 2000 and have an eight-year-old daughter in China.
The trial continues on Thursday.
If convicted, Wang faces the death penalty.