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A man in Hunan China suspected of killing his wife and fleeing

On the afternoon of October 19, Modern women's newspaper learned from the relevant departments of Sangzhi County, Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China, that a major criminal case occurred in the county's Badongongshan Town at noon today. A woman surnamed Tian died 100 meters away from the her house door. After investigation by the local police department, Wang Yong, the husband of the victim, was suspected of committing the major crime. Wang Yong is now at large.

The reporter learned that at 10:31 on the 19th, Tian also made a self-video of tik-tok in the Moments of WeChat. The text was: " Could you let go of me? I want to get rid of all, I beg you to let go, don't torture me anymore, I am tired and hurt." After more than an hour of the Moments of WeChat, Tian was found to be stabbed to death by a hundred meters near her home.
女子朋友圈å'出这条信息后被害

What is weird is that, about two hours after Tian sent the Moments on Wechat, Tian's husband, Wang Yong, also sent a Moments on his Wechat. In the post, there was no text except for two photos. The photo in front was Wang's wife Tian, ​​and the second photo was a photo of Tian and a strange man. A village cadre in the village where Wang Yong is located told the reporter that the man who was photographed with Tian was not a villager. "Wang Yong has been working in Guangdong. His wife Tian is taking care of two sons at home. Both of them are not bad guys. I have not heard that there are contradictions between the couple. Before the incident, Wang was just back from Guangdong." said the village cadre.

犯罪嫌ç–'人作案后æ™'出两张照片，第二张为妻子å'Œé™Œç
The suspect made two photos after committing the crime, and the second photo was taken with his wife and stranger.

It is reported that the suspect Wang Yong is 37 years old this year. he is about 165 cm tall and of medium build. he wear black tops when flee. At present, Zhangjiajie Sangzhi police are hunting the suspect.

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