If interview him again for any last wishes.
Yes. I will fuck Ginfreely with a knife, cut off her nipples, slit her fucking throat and fuck her holes repeatedly with that same knife.
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If interview him again for any last wishes.
Yes. I will fuck Ginfreely with a knife, cut off her nipples, slit her fucking throat and fuck her holes repeatedly with that same knife.
被告突然提早回家，结果发现妻子与衣冠不整的陌生男子坐在卧房聊天，他气得持菜刀砍伤奸夫，而“捉奸在床”的画面让他事后无法专心工作，也无法忘记妻子给他戴绿帽，案发早上与妻子吵架时还重提旧事。
兀兰双尸案昨午（7月6日）续审时揭露，被告张锦兴（43岁）在接受精神评估时，向不同精神科医生道出妻子红杏出墙的往事。
被告向辩方的精神科医生透露，自己是在2004年首次结婚，与前妻没有孩子，期间他与死者钟佩珊（39岁）搞外遇，后者当时是有夫之妇，两人也是中学同学。婚外情被发现后，被告与前妻在2009年离婚，钟佩珊也离开丈夫，同一年与被告结婚。
岂料，在两人结婚后的第三年，被告发现妻子与一名男子在面簿上互发亲密短信。当他质问妻子时，妻子声称对方是朋友，并答应会停止联络对方。
2014年10月某天，被告因工作取消而突然提早回家，一到家门口就看见一双不属于自己的军靴。他进屋后，看到妻子与一名上衣没穿好的男人坐在卧房聊天。
被告见状怒火中烧，马上从厨房找出菜刀，把奸夫赶出家门，追逐奸夫时，也把对方砍伤。事后，他用妻子的手机多次拨电给奸夫，要求对方见面摊牌，但奸夫最终没有现身。
被告过后向妻子提出离婚，但妻子不肯，因她不想拆散家庭。之后，被告每周平均查看妻子的面簿账号多达三次，以确保妻子与奸夫没再联络。
不过，被告发现，隔年情人节与妻子的生日，奸夫都有送花给妻子，被告非常生气，但不敢与妻子对峙。他声称，自从“捉奸在床”后他就无法专心工作。被告承认：“我已原谅60％，但我不会忘记。”（人名译音）
兀兰双尸案昨午（7月6日）续审时揭露，被告张锦兴（43岁）在接受精神评估时，向不同精神科医生道出妻子红杏出墙的往事。
被告向辩方的精神科医生透露，自己是在2004年首次结婚，与前妻没有孩子，期间他与死者钟佩珊（39岁）搞外遇，后者当时是有夫之妇，两人也是中学同学。婚外情被发现后，被告与前妻在2009年离婚，钟佩珊也离开丈夫，同一年与被告结婚。
岂料，在两人结婚后的第三年，被告发现妻子与一名男子在面簿上互发亲密短信。当他质问妻子时，妻子声称对方是朋友，并答应会停止联络对方。
2014年10月某天，被告因工作取消而突然提早回家，一到家门口就看见一双不属于自己的军靴。他进屋后，看到妻子与一名上衣没穿好的男人坐在卧房聊天。
被告见状怒火中烧，马上从厨房找出菜刀，把奸夫赶出家门，追逐奸夫时，也把对方砍伤。事后，他用妻子的手机多次拨电给奸夫，要求对方见面摊牌，但奸夫最终没有现身。
被告过后向妻子提出离婚，但妻子不肯，因她不想拆散家庭。之后，被告每周平均查看妻子的面簿账号多达三次，以确保妻子与奸夫没再联络。
不过，被告发现，隔年情人节与妻子的生日，奸夫都有送花给妻子，被告非常生气，但不敢与妻子对峙。他声称，自从“捉奸在床”后他就无法专心工作。被告承认：“我已原谅60％，但我不会忘记。”（人名译音）
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Men also must train to look good. Looking at his fat tummy I wonder if he can see his kkj when erect.
When the wife suck his cock got one big water bag resting on her forehead.
Many people let themselves go after marriage. Men and women.
They are unhappy, but staying married for the kids and the family reputation (for friends and relatives).
I have my moral code, but I can be persuadedbut but what about your married co-worker? or was that b4 she got married?
Shit! Now I'm confusing your life with mine!!!
. Still, I am shocked with your extramarital affairs!!
I have my moral code, but I can be persuaded
I was in reservist camp and I overheard one married guy, within earshot, telling his buddy how he fucked his female co-worker. Which hotels they went to, how to be 'tactical' about the affair, how to seduce other women etc.
Precisely my sentiment. Being balls-less and clung onto the marriage when he obviously did not trust her anymore. He should've left the marriage.
Bad karma. Avoid married women please. If her hubby confronts you, Khiam Lee yu unless you can convince him you weren’t aware. But might be too late. Likely get a bandaged head first.Hell no
Bandaged head is nothing compared to kena up-the-lorry. Besides, I don't subscribe to hurting another man this way.
Geez.. for 8 days he slept in the same room with the bodies. Can you imagine his state of mind?
KNN this is the killer point for some borrowing money to have a car for family reputation and borrow money for kids reputation to study in a USELESS PTE UNI KNN endup having themselves all white hair and depressed KNN
he got problem with ginfreely not my problem. I don't want blowback this whole forum shut down. Then go where and TCSS?
KNN. no where to go TCSS KNN.
Sinkie Husband fucktard unable to keep up 5C lifestyle and getting fat unable to sextisfy her!
Woodlands double murder: Accused says wife scolded him, called him a 'useless father'
03 Jul 2019 02:29PM
Singapore
Teo Ghim Heng (in red) is accused of killing his pregnant wife Choong Pei Shan and their four-year-old daughter. (Photos: TODAY/Wee Teck Hian)
(Updated: 03 Jul 2019 02:50PM)
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SINGAPORE: A woman who was killed by her husband was said to have quarrelled with him moments before, telling him that he was "useless".
According to a statement by Teo Ghim Heng, heard in court on Wednesday (Jul 3), Madam Choong Pei Shan argued with her husband on the morning of Jan 20, 2017, as they were helping their four-year-old daughter change out of her kindergarten uniform.
Mdm Choong, 39, was said to have asked Teo why the girl was not going to school that day.
"I replied - I don't have money to pay her school fees," Teo said in his statement. "If she goes to school, she might be asked to leave, which will be very embarrassing."
He had S$70,000 in debts at the time.
According to him, his wife, who was six months pregnant with a boy, began scolding him.
She purportedly said: "Other families can take care of three kids. You can't even provide for a family with one child. You are so useless."
READ: Woodlands double deaths: Man strangled pregnant wife with towel before killing 4-year-old daughter
Teo said he tuned out her nagging and began to draw a blank in his mind, and could not remember what else she said, but remembered thinking she was being "very sarcastic and hurtful with her words".
"The last thing I recall her saying in Mandarin was - (daughter) look at how useless your father is," said Teo.
The court heard the above account on Wednesday during the second day of the trial against Teo. The 43-year-old former property agent-turned-sales coordinator is contesting two charges of murder, with a third charge involving his unborn child stood down.
He is accused of strangling his wife and daughter, before setting fire to their bodies. He allegedly kept the bodies on the bed in the master bedroom of his Woodlands flat for eight days, sleeping beside them and leaving the flat only for food and air freshener.
He was arrested on the first day of Chinese New Year (Jan 28, 2017) after his brother-in-law called the police to the flat.
ACCUSED WAS LATE IN PAYING SCHOOL FEES: PRINCIPAL
The former principal of the school Teo's daughter attended took the witness stand on Wednesday, detailing to the court how Teo missed payments for his child's school fees.
Ms Faizahhanim Ahmad, then the principal of Little Tree House in Sembawang, told the court that Teo paid S$850 monthly for his daughter's school fees, after government subsidies.
He was initially prompt in paying school fees, but began paying them late or in default from mid-2016.
Teo had said in statements that he wanted his wife to help support the family's income. Working mothers get S$300 in government subsidies for school fees, but non-working mothers receive only S$150.
As Mdm Choong was not working, she was not eligible for the S$300 subsidy.
Ms Faizahhanim sent Teo several text messages reminding him to pay the fees, and recounted one incident when she tried to tell Teo about it in person while he and his wife were dropping their daughter off at the school.
"I went forward to tell him, I was about to tell him he was due for payment," she said. "He came forward, nearer to me, to signal not to say anything, so I stopped at that."
READ: Woodlands double deaths: 'Your sister is dead,' accused told brother-in-law
Teo later sent Ms Faizahhanim a text message in which he said: "Please do not talk about school fees in front of my wife. Don't want her to know as she is pregnant and emotional now."
The former principal teared as she told the court how she and the school's teachers were shocked to hear about the alleged murders. She agreed with the defence that the couple was "quite loving" and that the incident was unexpected.
TEO SEEMED DEPRESSED, HAD MONEY ISSUES: FORMER BOSS
Teo's former boss, who is herself serving a jail sentence for cheating 89 victims of S$1.8 million in a renovation scam, took the stand and told the court that Teo was a hard worker and a "good father".
Husniyati Omar, who was sentenced to jail for seven years and nine months in September last year, exchanged a smile with Teo during the hearing.
She had hired Teo as a sales coordinator at her firm Carpentry Design Works in October 2016. This was after Teo made a job switch from his long-time trade as a property agent, as he was not faring well.
Teo earned a basic salary of S$1,500, excluding commission and additional allowances, Husniyati said.
She said she knew Teo had financial problems as she once saw him quarrelling with a colleague about money he owed him from illegal betting. Teo had also asked her for loans and advances, which she gave to him along with advice to stop betting.
Husniyati had told a doctor previously that Teo appeared normal and there were no episodes of him appearing depressed, behaving strangely or reacting violently.
However, she told the court on Wednesday that she knew, as she had been depressed before, that people with depression react differently. She said she knew Teo was having financial issues, but might have hidden his depression from her as he needed the job.
She said she had seen Teo with his family, and found him to be "a man trying to make his wife happy". When the family of three attended Husniyati's birthday party on Christmas Day in 2016, Husniyati said she spoke to Mdm Choong and suggested that she transfer her daughter from a private kindergarten to a public one, which is cheaper.
"She said: 'Oh no, I want the best,'" said Husniyati. "I know the difficult position (Teo) is having, as a man trying to make his wife happy."
She added that on one occasion when Teo asked her for a loan, she found out that Mdm Choong had wanted to go for a non-compulsory test in relation to her pregnancy that was "quite expensive".
"From the way I converse with the wife, it seems she wants certain things she's used to (having)," said Husniyati.
She added that Teo, who wore the same shirt to work on most days, requested for time off from 4.30pm to 6pm daily on work days so he could pick up his daughter from school and prepare dinner for his wife and daughter before returning to work from 9pm to 10pm.
She agreed with the defence that he was "very attached and very loving" towards his wife and daughter.
Woodlands double murder: Accused says wife scolded him, called him a 'useless father'
03 Jul 2019 02:29PM
Singapore
Teo Ghim Heng (in red) is accused of killing his pregnant wife Choong Pei Shan and their four-year-old daughter. (Photos: TODAY/Wee Teck Hian)
(Updated: 03 Jul 2019 02:50PM)
Bookmark
SINGAPORE: A woman who was killed by her husband was said to have quarrelled with him moments before, telling him that he was "useless".
According to a statement by Teo Ghim Heng, heard in court on Wednesday (Jul 3), Madam Choong Pei Shan argued with her husband on the morning of Jan 20, 2017, as they were helping their four-year-old daughter change out of her kindergarten uniform.
Mdm Choong, 39, was said to have asked Teo why the girl was not going to school that day.
"I replied - I don't have money to pay her school fees," Teo said in his statement. "If she goes to school, she might be asked to leave, which will be very embarrassing."
He had S$70,000 in debts at the time.
According to him, his wife, who was six months pregnant with a boy, began scolding him.
She purportedly said: "Other families can take care of three kids. You can't even provide for a family with one child. You are so useless."
READ: Woodlands double deaths: Man strangled pregnant wife with towel before killing 4-year-old daughter
Teo said he tuned out her nagging and began to draw a blank in his mind, and could not remember what else she said, but remembered thinking she was being "very sarcastic and hurtful with her words".
"The last thing I recall her saying in Mandarin was - (daughter) look at how useless your father is," said Teo.
The court heard the above account on Wednesday during the second day of the trial against Teo. The 43-year-old former property agent-turned-sales coordinator is contesting two charges of murder, with a third charge involving his unborn child stood down.
He is accused of strangling his wife and daughter, before setting fire to their bodies. He allegedly kept the bodies on the bed in the master bedroom of his Woodlands flat for eight days, sleeping beside them and leaving the flat only for food and air freshener.
He was arrested on the first day of Chinese New Year (Jan 28, 2017) after his brother-in-law called the police to the flat.
ACCUSED WAS LATE IN PAYING SCHOOL FEES: PRINCIPAL
The former principal of the school Teo's daughter attended took the witness stand on Wednesday, detailing to the court how Teo missed payments for his child's school fees.
Ms Faizahhanim Ahmad, then the principal of Little Tree House in Sembawang, told the court that Teo paid S$850 monthly for his daughter's school fees, after government subsidies.
He was initially prompt in paying school fees, but began paying them late or in default from mid-2016.
Teo had said in statements that he wanted his wife to help support the family's income. Working mothers get S$300 in government subsidies for school fees, but non-working mothers receive only S$150.
As Mdm Choong was not working, she was not eligible for the S$300 subsidy.
Ms Faizahhanim sent Teo several text messages reminding him to pay the fees, and recounted one incident when she tried to tell Teo about it in person while he and his wife were dropping their daughter off at the school.
"I went forward to tell him, I was about to tell him he was due for payment," she said. "He came forward, nearer to me, to signal not to say anything, so I stopped at that."
READ: Woodlands double deaths: 'Your sister is dead,' accused told brother-in-law
Teo later sent Ms Faizahhanim a text message in which he said: "Please do not talk about school fees in front of my wife. Don't want her to know as she is pregnant and emotional now."
The former principal teared as she told the court how she and the school's teachers were shocked to hear about the alleged murders. She agreed with the defence that the couple was "quite loving" and that the incident was unexpected.
TEO SEEMED DEPRESSED, HAD MONEY ISSUES: FORMER BOSS
Teo's former boss, who is herself serving a jail sentence for cheating 89 victims of S$1.8 million in a renovation scam, took the stand and told the court that Teo was a hard worker and a "good father".
Husniyati Omar, who was sentenced to jail for seven years and nine months in September last year, exchanged a smile with Teo during the hearing.
She had hired Teo as a sales coordinator at her firm Carpentry Design Works in October 2016. This was after Teo made a job switch from his long-time trade as a property agent, as he was not faring well.
Teo earned a basic salary of S$1,500, excluding commission and additional allowances, Husniyati said.
She said she knew Teo had financial problems as she once saw him quarrelling with a colleague about money he owed him from illegal betting. Teo had also asked her for loans and advances, which she gave to him along with advice to stop betting.
Husniyati had told a doctor previously that Teo appeared normal and there were no episodes of him appearing depressed, behaving strangely or reacting violently.
However, she told the court on Wednesday that she knew, as she had been depressed before, that people with depression react differently. She said she knew Teo was having financial issues, but might have hidden his depression from her as he needed the job.
She said she had seen Teo with his family, and found him to be "a man trying to make his wife happy". When the family of three attended Husniyati's birthday party on Christmas Day in 2016, Husniyati said she spoke to Mdm Choong and suggested that she transfer her daughter from a private kindergarten to a public one, which is cheaper.
"She said: 'Oh no, I want the best,'" said Husniyati. "I know the difficult position (Teo) is having, as a man trying to make his wife happy."
She added that on one occasion when Teo asked her for a loan, she found out that Mdm Choong had wanted to go for a non-compulsory test in relation to her pregnancy that was "quite expensive".
"From the way I converse with the wife, it seems she wants certain things she's used to (having)," said Husniyati.
She added that Teo, who wore the same shirt to work on most days, requested for time off from 4.30pm to 6pm daily on work days so he could pick up his daughter from school and prepare dinner for his wife and daughter before returning to work from 9pm to 10pm.
She agreed with the defence that he was "very attached and very loving" towards his wife and daughter.
actually, writing my previous reply, I spent some more time thinking about it.
you must actually be the type that cares quite a lot and have very intense feelings about right and wrong. I mean after all, if you just pump a prostitute and she later she with another man you will not get angry right? 1st step to anger is actually to care about something. The trick is to care for the right people in the right amounts. Too much or too little also unhappy. Also need to find person willing to care back the right amount you desire. V. difficult to find.
What that probably means is that you must have put a lot of effort and emotion into a relationship and some
bitch screwed you up. Then you got angry.If that's the case, you should actually just pat yourself on the back and find a nicer woman and be nice to her. Not easy to find or many I agree, so can enjoy time with kopi kakis instead like me. Nice begets nice. Fucked up behaviour attracts fucked up behaviour. See law of attraction. Those chow cheebye can go and fuck each other up.
all da best!
KNN my fren uncle very smart tell me tam chiak, ter nao one KNN
