Seven years’ jail for Singapore man whose stress led him to kill wife so she and unborn child can ‘go to heaven’


A CID vehicle outside a block in Ang Mo Kio Street 23 on Jan 12, 2022. A woman was found dead in a second-floor unit in the morning. - PHOTO: SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS READER

SINGAPORE: The managing director of a security training centre was so convinced that his company was in financial trouble that he decided to kill his wife so that others might not go after her and their unborn child because of his business failure.

David Brian Chow Kwok-Hun had lost sleep and was overwhelmed with stress after he was given a set of unusually low financial figures by an employee.

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