Indonesian woman stabs ex-husband, daughter to death after squabble over work broke out in Changhua County in Taiwan
Taiwan News
Date: 2018/12/07
By: Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
Indonesian woman (right). (Changhua Police Department image)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — An Indonesian woman stabbed her ex-husband and daughter to death early this morning in western Taiwan, before confessing to the crime to police, reported Now News.
According to a police investigation, at 1 a.m. this morning in Changhua County’s Puxin Township, a 40-year-old Indonesian immigrant, surnamed Wang (王) got into a heated argument with her ex-husband, a 41-year-old Taiwanese man surnamed Wu (吳), over her current work situation. In a blind rage, Wang suddenly pulled out a fruit knife and stabbed Wu several times, inflicting multipe wounds to his body.
Next, as their 15-year-old daughter tried to intervene and protect her father, Wang also brutally stabbed her repeatedly. Covered in blood, Wang then walked over to the police station to confess her crime.
Wu was rushed by paramedics to the Ministry of Health and Welfare Hospital in Changhua, while their daughter was sent to Yuanlin Christian Hospital, however because the extent of their injuries were too severe, both died in the hospitals. [FULL STORY]
