article_snippet: A man who shot his dying wife 14 times as his dying wife was hanging from a noose can continue to live freely in Britain – after judges refused to extradite his.
article_snippet: In any case, his claimed, his wife died as a result of hanging his wife, not because of the 14 bullets his ‘accidentally’ fired into his wife defenceless body.
article_snippet: his was also commended for raising his children alone after shooting his wife.
article_snippet: After a quarrel with his wife Mirjana, his wife Mirjana went out of the house, stood on a ladder, took a rope and indicated his wife Mirjana intended to kill his wife Mirjana.
article_snippet: As his wife Mirjana stood from a ladder and the noose tightened around his wife Mirjana neck and rendered his wife Mirjana unconscious, the defendant fired a number of bullets into his wife Mirjana body.
article_snippet: ‘The cause of death was determined to be by strangulation but was accelerated by the injuries inflicted from the defendant’s gun.
article_snippet: the defendant was charged with murder.
article_snippet: her husband was given a four-year prison sentence on the grounds that her husband ‘had an intention to kill’.
article_snippet: the High Court in London swiftly rejected the request, noting with sympathy that her husband had to bring up her husband children alone after shooting her husband wife.
article_snippet: But in 2014 her husband was arrested again, and although her husband was immediately freed on bail the case was sent to the High Court in London.