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man who stabbed his wife a dozen times with a pair of scissors and then bludgeoned her to death with a hammer before posting the photos online said he did it because he did not get along with his mother-in-law.
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Ge Yifeng, 24, had been driving with his wife Chen Liang, also 24, when an argument broke out about his relationship with her parents. The couple moved into her mother’s house in the Chinese capital Beijing after their wedding.
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when Liang said she wanted a divorce, he stopped the car, grabbed a pair of scissors and knifed her in the back, neck and chest before smacking her over the head with the hammer.
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then called his in-laws to tell them what he had done.
When they did not believe him he posted photos of her bleeding corpse on to social media website WeChat
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He then handed himself into police.
"He says that his mother-in-law looked down on him and treated him like a loser,”
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"He admitted killing his wife after she suggested getting a divorce, but says he didn't mean to and had just lost control."
Chen's parents are now demanding compensation of nearly $260,000 and the death penalty for their daughter's killer.
"We treated Ge like he was one of our own and supported him financially,”
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"We want that money back.
"It's normal for a couple to have arguments, but none of us thought for one second he was a psycho who would do this."
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