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Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

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Tragedy! Chinese woman shoots her husband's nephew!

In this rare tragedy, in Harris County, Texas, on April 4, Mei Huang Wolfe, a Chinese-American woman, suspected of being dissatisfied with her nephew's stay at home for months and for too long, got into an argument with him and shot him instantly.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long
Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Ms. Huang is 48 years old and her husband is local magistrate Bob Wolfe (pictured below).

Judging from the information released by the police, the two are a reconstituted family, and Wolf lives with Huang Mei and the daughter born to her ex-husband.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

In the United States, the profession of a judge is undoubtedly decent and respectable. Judging from the information on Wolfe's Facebook and other social media, he has a good relationship with the local people, and he always receives a lot of kind comments every time he posts in the comment section.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

The relationship between Wolf and the Chinese wife should also be good, the two go out to play from time to time, Wolf often shows his affection in photos, and the comment area is also full of blessings.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long
Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Judging from the photos released by the American media, the family lives in a big mansion and life should be quite comfortable.

is such a happy little family, but I didn't expect it to be broken overnight because of the accommodation of relatives, and the young relatives lost their lives because of it.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

The Harris County Sheriff's Office said on the 5th that Huang Mei has now been arrested and charged with murder.

It is reported that Wolfe's nephew is only in his 20s this year and has just graduated from college, but the police have not released his name.

According to multiple U.S. media reports, the shooting occurred at around 9:20 p.m. on April 4 in a residential building in Harris City, about 30 miles west of Houston.

Police said the crime scene was in the 24300 block of Tesino River Circle, near Porter Road and Clay Road.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Harris County police said that at 9:20 p.m. on the 4th, after the police arrived at the scene after receiving a report, they found a young man who had been shot, and the first aid was ineffective, and he died on the spot.

Police said there were four adults in the house at the time — Judge Wolff, Huang Mei, Huang Mei's daughter and Wolfe's nephew.

Wolfe's nephew, who is in his early 20s, has been traveling since college, and he doesn't seem to have started working since, so he stayed at the Wolffs' home for a few months.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Before the gunshot, there had been a heated argument between Huang Mei and her nephew, and the focus of the quarrel was how long the nephew would stay at home.

Huang Mei pointed out that her nephew is not welcome in this family, and she does not want her nephew to continue to stay at home.

Huang Mei seemed to be completely red-eyed, and at some point she grabbed a gun in her hand.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Wolf immediately called 911 when he saw this, and he allegedly tried to grab the gun and stop his wife from shooting, KPRC-TV reported.

But it was already too late, and the situation was completely out of control. During the argument, Huang Mei fired a direct shot, and the bullet hit Wolfe's nephew.

When paramedics arrived at the scene, they found that he was unable to return to heaven, and the young man was pronounced dead on the spot.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

"A very tragic situation," said Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, "and we extend our condolences to the families of the victims and all those affected by this incident." ”

González added: "We have seen a lot of violence between families and intimate partners recently. I think that almost all of the shootings that have happened have to do with the relationship between husband and wife, and sometimes extend to other family members — like the homelady and her nephew in this case, which is a very tragic situation. ”

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

In the latest news, Huang Mei has been charged with murder and she has been granted $100,000 bail, but it is unclear whether she has been released.

If Huang Mei's bail is successful, she will be banned from possessing a firearm and will have to surrender her passport.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

According to KTRK-TV, Huang Mei will appear in court for the first time on Saturday morning, and we will continue to follow the case as well.

Recently, there have been quite a few cases of domestic violence and homicide, and there are several cases related to Chinese Americans alone.

去年11月,华裔女子李梅(Mei Li,音)疑似惨遭丈夫"好莱坞富二代"塞缪尔·哈斯克尔四世(Samuel Haskell IV)肢解抛尸。

Li Mei's parents also disappeared and their fate is still unknown, and the case shocked the entire Chinese community.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Li Mei was brutally murdered and dismembered, and the suspect was a white husband. Image Credit: Los Angeles Police Department

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Li Mei (37) and her parents (Goashan Li, 72, and Yanyang Wang, 64) who were killed

According to the New York Times, the latest autopsy results in March showed that Ms. Li was likely to have been beaten with a stick, shot and suffocated to death before being hacked to death with a power tool.

It cannot even be ruled out that she was alive when she was beheaded - such a result is simply creepy.

The murder of the wife of a Google engineer earlier this year caused an uproar.

On February 9, the suspect Chen Liren appeared in court for the first time!

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

Chen Liren, a 27-year-old software engineer at Google, is accused of beating his wife, Yu Xuanyi, to death at his home in Santa Clara, Calif.

Chen Liren and Yu Xuanyi are both scholars and elites in the eyes of others. Both studied at Tsinghua University in Beijing and the University of California, San Diego, and were software engineers at Google.

Before the incident, Google carried out multiple rounds of layoffs, and Chen Liren and Yu Xuanyi were not laid off before the incident.

According to a report by Sanlian Life Weekly, citing people familiar with the matter, at least three days before the incident, that is, around January 12, Chen Liren had mentioned to a friend that he had made a mistake at work, causing a lot of losses, facing accountability, and the pressure was suddenly very great.

The friend felt that Chen Liren's mental state was abnormal and asked him to see a psychiatrist on the morning of January 16.

Tragedy: A Chinese woman shot her nephew in a fit of rage because he had been staying at home for too long

On the morning of January 16, a number of Chen Liren's Chinese friends waited at the local emergency care center, intending to accompany Chen Liren to see a doctor, but they did not wait for him and did not reply to the phone.

So the friend drove to his house, and it was the man who saw Chen Liren kneeling motionless on the ground through the window, holding his hands high, and looking blankly ahead.

Later, Chen Liren allegedly repeatedly hit his wife, Yu Xuanyi, in the head of his wife, Yu Xuanyi, in a more than $2 million home in Santa Clara Valley Way, causing her death.

Yu Xuanyi had a large amount of blood on her head and on the floor, on the walls and behind the bedroom door, and the police arrived at the scene and declared her dead.

Chen's right hand was swollen and purple and his clothes, legs, arms and hands were covered in blood, the complaint said.

When asked how his hand was injured, Chen Liren replied: "I hit my wife. ”

Chen Liren was charged with murdering his wife. The prosecution's indictment alleges that the defendant was involved in aggravated violence and threats of serious bodily harm and acted in extreme cruelty. If convicted, he could face life in prison without the possibility of parole.

It is reported that Chen Liren's next trial will be at 1:30 p.m. on April 19.