On April 21, the Intermediate People's Court of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, sentenced the American defendant Shadid Abdulmaidine to death for intentional homicide. Abdulmaiddin, a foreign teacher at the Ningbo Institute of Technology, retaliated by killing his 21-year-old Chinese girlfriend, Chen Moumou, in 2021.
Here's what CNN reported:
A Chinese court sentenced an American citizen to death on Thursday for allegedly murdering his former girlfriend, state media reported.
A Chinese court sentenced a U.S. citizen to death on Thursday for murdering an ex-girlfriend, according to state media reports.
Shadeed Abdulmateen, who taught at the Ningbo University of Technology, was charged with the intentional homicide of a 21-year-old Chinese woman surnamed Chen, according to Chinese state media.
According to Chinese state media, Shadid Abdulmaidine, a foreign teacher at the Ningbo Institute of Technology, was accused of deliberately killing a 21-year-old Chinese woman, Chen Mou.
At the beginning of 2019, defendant Shadid Abdulmetine met the victim Chen Moumou (21 years old), falsely claimed that he was divorced and single, and gradually established a romantic relationship with him. Since mid-to-late May 2021, Mr. Chen has repeatedly proposed to break up, but Abdulmaiddin disagrees and verbally threatens Mr. Chen.
In June 2021, Abdul Maiddin met and talked with Chen X, stabbed and cut Chen X's neck several times with the folding knife he carried, and after Chen Lost the ability to resist, he continued to stab him in the face several times, resulting in Chen X's bleeding and death on the spot!
Here's what CNN reported:
After a disagreement over their breakup in June 2019, Abdulmateen arranged to meet and talk with Chen at a bus stop in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, before killing her with a "folding knife," said the Ningbo Intermediate People's Court in its verdict.
According to the judgment of the Ningbo Intermediate People's Court, in June 2019, Abdulmaiddin and Chen broke up, the two had a disagreement, and Abdulmaiddin later planned to meet and talk with Chen at a bus stop in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, and killed Chen with a "folding knife".
The court held that the defendant's "premeditated revenge killing, stabbing and cutting Chen's face and neck several times, resulting in Chen's death, was motivated by vile motives, and the circumstances of the crime were particularly bad and the consequences particularly serious, and should be punished according to law."
The court held that the defendant "premeditated revenge for killing people, stabbed Chen in the face and neck multiple times, resulting in Chen's death, the motive was despicable, the circumstances of the crime were particularly heinous, the consequences were particularly serious, and should be punished according to law." ”
More than 20 people, including people's congress deputies and people from all walks of life, observed the verdict of the case, and the court also fully guaranteed the litigation rights of defendant Shadid Abdulmadin in accordance with the law, such as defending, obtaining an interpreter, and receiving consular visits.
Here's what the Huffington Post reported:
Abdulmateen met the victim, identified only by her surname, Chen, in 2019 and entered into a romantic relationship with her. The trial was attended by more than 20 people, including government officials and members of the public.
AbdulMaiddin met the victim Chen in 2019 and established a romantic relationship with her. More than 20 people, including government officials and the public, attended the trial.
It said Abdulmateen had been provided with a defense, translation services and consular visits. A U.S. Embassy spokesperson said the Embassy was aware of the sentence and monitoring the situation, but for privacy reasons, could not offer further comment.
Abdulmaiddin's defence, translation services and consular visitation rights were allegedly guaranteed. A spokesman for the U.S. Embassy said the embassy was aware of the verdict and was following up on the situation, but could not comment further for privacy reasons.
For this case, netizens at home and abroad were very indignant, saying that they should be severely punished, and nationality is not the umbrella of criminals!