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Father who killed daughter's classmate executed in Wenzhou

By CAO YIN | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2020-07-17 20:01
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A father, surnamed Lin, who killed his daughter's primary school classmate stands in trial at the Wenzhou Intermediate People's Court in East China's Zhejiang province in this file photo. [Photo/Weibo.com]

A father who killed his daughter's primary school classmate was executed on Friday afternoon in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province, after his death penalty was approved by the city's top court.

The man, surnamed Lin, received the decision by the top court at the Wenzhou Intermediate People's Court. The sentence was carried out under the supervision of prosecutors. Before the execution, Lin met his family members.

On March 1 last year, Lin was sentenced to death for killing a 9-year-old boy on campus. The ruling stated Lin's daughter had a quarrel with her classmate, surnamed Ye, in class on Sept 19, 2018. The next day, the idea of killing Ye came to Lin's mind after Lin found the boy did not publicly apologize to his daughter.

On the afternoon of Sept 21, 2018, carrying a knife, Lin went to the primary school in Ruian, Wenzhou. He took Ye to the school's toilet and killed him with the knife.

"Lin had a grudge over a 9-year-old primary school student and planned to kill him just because of a minor conflict between the boy and Lin's daughter. Lin's behavior was cruel and constituted the crime of intentional homicide," the top court said in its final review.

"Even though Lin turned himself in, it was not enough for him to get lenient punishment," it said. "Lin's mental disorders, mentioned by Lin's lawyer, were inconsistent with the facts."

The top court said the ruling was based on clear facts and sufficient evidence, and the legal application in the case and procedures of the hearings were correct and legitimate.

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