VIETNAM: MAN WHO KILLED TWO KIDS OVER SWAN GETS DEATH
A Vietnam court upheld the death sentence for a man who last year killed two children in Buon Me Thuot,
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A Vietnam court upheld the death sentence for a man who last year killed two children in Buon Me Thuot, the capital city of the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak, last year after he was caught attempting to steal a swan.
Vy Be Ngoat, 39, from the province’s Ea H’Leo District, who had appealed his capital sentence, saw the verdict maintained at his appeal hearing by the appeal court of the Supreme People’s Court in the city.
Ngoat has been sentenced to death on charges of murder after he killed with a hammer two children, H.C.N. and H.P.Q., 11 and 14 years old, whose parents lived in the same commune, Ea Hiao, as him last October.
The jury rejected Ngoat’s appeal, stating that there are no grounds for him to deserve a commutation.
Vy Be Ngoat, 39, from the province’s Ea H’Leo District, who had appealed his capital sentence, saw the verdict maintained at his appeal hearing by the appeal court of the Supreme People’s Court in the city.
Ngoat has been sentenced to death on charges of murder after he killed with a hammer two children, H.C.N. and H.P.Q., 11 and 14 years old, whose parents lived in the same commune, Ea Hiao, as him last October.
The jury rejected Ngoat’s appeal, stating that there are no grounds for him to deserve a commutation.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Tuoitrenews, 23/09/2014)
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