“Go to hell,” the husband said before pushing his wife, who was three months pregnant at the time. The woman survived but lost her unborn child.
Prior to the incident on the Thailand cliff, Yu had reportedly racked up a large sum of debt as a result of his. When asked his wife to settle the debt of 2 million yuan , she reportedly paid half of it and then asked him to pay off the rest of his debt.She tragically lost her unborn child and was told by doctors that natural conception might never be possible again.
“The law needs reform! Victims shouldn’t suffer further from legal loopholes,” read a second comment. “If a spouse commits a serious crime like attempted murder, courts should expedite the divorce without requiring the perpetrator’s consent.”“His mother even blamed me, saying, ‘If your business hadn’t been so successful, it wouldn’t have tempted my son to make this mistake,’” the survivor saidFor a divorce, Zhang said Chinese marital law requires both spouses to be present in court.
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