Singaporean man wanted for alleged murder of wife's lover

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SINGAPORE - The man is believed to have stabbed the lover, a 32-year-old China national who had previously worked in Singapore, in the wee hours of Sunday morning in Pahang. The victim later died of his injuries.

http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/singa...ifes-lover

read earlier that the root cause was because of gambling loss at the casino in sg
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(15-10-2013, 08:29 PM)pianist Wrote: SINGAPORE - The man is believed to have stabbed the lover, a 32-year-old China national who had previously worked in Singapore, in the wee hours of Sunday morning in Pahang. The victim later died of his injuries.

http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/singa...ifes-lover

read earlier that the root cause was because of gambling loss at the casino in sg

I notice in sg if a person is harmed for fooling around with somebody's wife - he is a victim in the eyes of our courts. But that he is a family wrecker is ignored, I wonder if there is a double standard here? The government tries to portray itself as pro-family values but the courts doing things differently what gives?
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(16-10-2013, 01:30 AM)sgd Wrote:
(15-10-2013, 08:29 PM)pianist Wrote: SINGAPORE - The man is believed to have stabbed the lover, a 32-year-old China national who had previously worked in Singapore, in the wee hours of Sunday morning in Pahang. The victim later died of his injuries.

http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/singa...ifes-lover

read earlier that the root cause was because of gambling loss at the casino in sg

I notice in sg if a person is harmed for fooling around with somebody's wife - he is a victim in the eyes of our courts. But that he is a family wrecker is ignored, I wonder if there is a double standard here? The government tries to portray itself as pro-family values but the courts doing things differently what gives?

An extramarital affair is morally wrong, but legally not wrong in jurisdictions of most countries. In other words, you will not be prosecuted in court for that, but the affairs might have legal consequences together with other cases e.g. a divorce.
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Some times I cannot understand the over-simplified line of reasoning...
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(16-10-2013, 01:30 AM)sgd Wrote:
(15-10-2013, 08:29 PM)pianist Wrote: SINGAPORE - The man is believed to have stabbed the lover, a 32-year-old China national who had previously worked in Singapore, in the wee hours of Sunday morning in Pahang. The victim later died of his injuries.

http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/singa...ifes-lover

read earlier that the root cause was because of gambling loss at the casino in sg

I notice in sg if a person is harmed for fooling around with somebody's wife - he is a victim in the eyes of our courts. But that he is a family wrecker is ignored, I wonder if there is a double standard here? The government tries to portray itself as pro-family values but the courts doing things differently what gives?

What does pro family values got anything to do with this?
It takes 2 hand to clap. What the husband did is murder and taking e law in his own hand. Things would turn out differently if he use the law in his own advantage.
The thing about karma, It always comes around and bite you when you least expected.
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(16-10-2013, 09:36 AM)CityFarmer Wrote: An extramarital affair is morally wrong, but legally not wrong in all countries, except Taiwan IIRC

Yes extramarital affair is only morally wrong. Consider this case the husband is actually a big humiliation and being labelled a cuckold is very natural for anybody in such a position to take matters in to own hands and go after the third party because there's no recourse for him in the courts to defend his honor other than divorce his spouse.

Why divorce rates are so high today because there's no deterrent. Murder is wrong and the guy paid for with his life but in cases where there is no murder the third party should not be let off the hook so easily either. There are family courts in singapore they should do something to create a deterrent.

(16-10-2013, 10:46 AM)WolfT Wrote: What does pro family values got anything to do with this?
It takes 2 hand to clap. What the husband did is murder and taking e law in his own hand. Things would turn out differently if he use the law in his own advantage.

Consider the loss of face and humiliation, had there been no murder which law would you recommend that would be advantageous to him?
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(16-10-2013, 10:46 AM)WolfT Wrote: What does pro family values got anything to do with this?
It takes 2 hand to clap. What the husband did is murder and taking e law in his own hand. Things would turn out differently if he use the law in his own advantage.

Consider the loss of face and humiliation, had there been no murder which law would you recommend that would be advantageous to him?
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huh? So have to kill just because of humiliation? Get a divorce and get on with his life. If he wants e children he should be able to get it. What's the big ego for?
The thing about karma, It always comes around and bite you when you least expected.
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Sometimes we may need to be more open-minded. When there is extramarital affair, something is already wrong with the marriage. Rather than focus on the symptoms to fix, which only prolong the suffering, it does surface the problem on which the root cause maybe the main problem to manage.

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(16-10-2013, 11:23 AM)WolfT Wrote:
(16-10-2013, 10:46 AM)WolfT Wrote: What does pro family values got anything to do with this?
It takes 2 hand to clap. What the husband did is murder and taking e law in his own hand. Things would turn out differently if he use the law in his own advantage.

Consider the loss of face and humiliation, had there been no murder which law would you recommend that would be advantageous to him?

huh? So have to kill just because of humiliation? Get a divorce and get on with his life. If he wants e children he should be able to get it. What's the big ego for?
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Divorce is not pro family
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(16-10-2013, 11:03 AM)sgd Wrote: Consider this case the husband is actually a big humiliation and being labelled a cuckold is very natural for anybody in such a position to take matters in to own hands and go after the third party because there's no recourse for him in the courts to defend his honor other than divorce his spouse.

Dangerous line of reasoning...

I think Islam may have punishment for adultery.
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