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Serial killer faces death penalty
By Zhang Xuanchen |
August 9, 2010, Monday
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A MAN was on trial in southern Guangdong Province today for allegedly killing a young couple and shooting two policemen dead when he was on the run.
Hu Yihua confessed his crime and said he didn't regret at the court. He could face a death penalty on charge of manslaughter and robbery, today's Guangzhou Daily reported.
Hu robbed and killed a young couple in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province on July 2 then drove their car to flee to the border province of Yunnan in southwest China, but he was stopped by two traffic policemen on a highway in Guangdong for a routine check.
Hu took out a gun and shot them to death, then fled to Xiamen in Fujian Province where he was caught.
Hu said he planned to go to Myanmar to become a professional killer since he was long obsessed with guns and military websites. Police found two guns and an army knife in his house in Zhejiang.
Hu Yihua confessed his crime and said he didn't regret at the court. He could face a death penalty on charge of manslaughter and robbery, today's Guangzhou Daily reported.
Hu robbed and killed a young couple in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province on July 2 then drove their car to flee to the border province of Yunnan in southwest China, but he was stopped by two traffic policemen on a highway in Guangdong for a routine check.
Hu took out a gun and shot them to death, then fled to Xiamen in Fujian Province where he was caught.
Hu said he planned to go to Myanmar to become a professional killer since he was long obsessed with guns and military websites. Police found two guns and an army knife in his house in Zhejiang.
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