Takéo Police Arrest Husband for Wife's Murder After 7-Hour Manhunt
In Takéo province, Cambodia, a husband has been arrested on suspicion of beating his wife to death with a blunt object. The incident occurred early on the 29th, and the suspect was apprehended approximately seven hours later. A marital dispute is believed to be the cause.
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