Jeff Sichoe
22nd April 2016, 13:04
Don't like your missus?
Want to break up but keep all your stuff?
Like her too much and don't want her to EVER talk to another man again?
Just beat her up, kill her, and only do 4 years in jail! Easy!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/79186783/jesse-ferrisbromley-sentenced-for-palmerston-north-manslaughter
Ferris-Bromley was originally charged with murder but the charge was changed to the less serious charge of manslaughter, and he pleaded guilty.
He also pleaded guilty to two charges of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to injure – fracturing ribs in the month before she died, and causing bleeding on the brain in the four days leading up to her death.
The fatal incident was a severe impact that ruptured her duodenum and caused peritonitis.
She might have been saved if he had called for help immediately.
Instead he wiped away the blood coming from her eyes and waited until she stopped breathing before calling for an ambulance.
...
He will serve at least half the eight-year jail term before being considered for parole.
Want to break up but keep all your stuff?
Like her too much and don't want her to EVER talk to another man again?
Just beat her up, kill her, and only do 4 years in jail! Easy!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/79186783/jesse-ferrisbromley-sentenced-for-palmerston-north-manslaughter
Ferris-Bromley was originally charged with murder but the charge was changed to the less serious charge of manslaughter, and he pleaded guilty.
He also pleaded guilty to two charges of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to injure – fracturing ribs in the month before she died, and causing bleeding on the brain in the four days leading up to her death.
The fatal incident was a severe impact that ruptured her duodenum and caused peritonitis.
She might have been saved if he had called for help immediately.
Instead he wiped away the blood coming from her eyes and waited until she stopped breathing before calling for an ambulance.
...
He will serve at least half the eight-year jail term before being considered for parole.