Before the Permanent Criminal Court, faced with the crime of manslaughter, will be presented on July 26, the 84-year-old man, who on the morning of June 6, killed his 82-year-old wife in the yard of their house in the area of Agios Ioannis in Limassol.
As is known, the 84-year-old wife-killer, immediately after committing his crime, went to the police station and admitted that he killed his wife by hitting her in the head with a hammer and left her bleeding in their yard.
"I killed my wife and came to turn myself in" were the words he told police officers, with bloodstains still on his clothes. Before investigators, the 84-year-old simply said "What can I say, I did it."
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- He killed her in the yard and went to surrender. Friction between the couple at the centre of the Limassol killing (pics-video)
- The tragic end of the unfortunate Giorgoula and what the wife-killer confessed
- Initial tests for the murder of an elderly woman in Limassol indicate a blow with a hammer. What the wife-killer reported (pics)
As heard in an earlier court proceeding, the couple, on the morning of the 6th, once again got into a verbal confrontation when the victim asked the 84-year-old to go shopping. A verbal confrontation over money followed and he took the hammer from the storage room and hit her while she was laying out clothes. "I killed her to keep her quiet," the self-confessed offender said in an interview.
The 84-year-old, who was represented by a lawyer during today's proceedings, will remain on remand until the trial begins.
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