An unprecedented crime took place last Saturday in Tremithousa, Paphos. A British resident of Paphos killed his wife. The crime took place at the "request" of the latter, according to the British claim, since the woman has been battling leukemia in recent years.
Paphos TAE Manager Michalis Nikolaou spoke on the front page, saying that a note written by the Briton was found in the house.
In the note, among other things, he described that he killed his wife and that he ended his life. The Briton, however, did not manage to end his life after the Police and the Ambulance Unit arrived on time at the scene.
There, the Briton was found unconscious after having consumed a number of pills and alcohol. Until today he is hospitalized in the ICU of Paphos General Hospital. His allegation, that is, about the "request" of the deceased to die, is being investigated by the Authorities, which are examining a murder case from a preliminary study.
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