Police in Isehara, Kanagawa Prefecture, have arrested a 27-year-old woman on suspicion of attempting to kill her 38-year-old husband.
According to police, Kensuke Hayashi, a bar manager, called 119 at around 4:15 a.m. on Monday and said his wife had stabbed him in the stomach at their apartment, Sankei Shimbun reported. An ambulance was dispatched to the apartment. Hayashi was found bleeding from a stomach wound. He was taken to hospital where doctors said Tuesday his wound was not life-threatening.
Police arrested his wife, Erina, who works in her husband’s bar, at the scene. Police said she has admitted to the charge but denied intent to kill. She was quoted as saying she stabbed her husband, who was drunk, after they had quarreled and that he had tried to choke her. She said she meant to stab him in the leg but lost her balance and the knife went into his abdomen.
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Do the hustle
Self defense?
James
@do-the-hustle,
She could try that but prosecutors will get a confession that she tried to kill her husband before she gets to see a lawyer who could advise that idea.
cracaphat
I guess she wanted to shake him up with a stab wound then.Fortunately no kids witnessed.
Zaphod
Sounds like an energetic marriage....
DOEL HARRY
I think she just lost her job at the bar her husband manages ....
Mark
Why is it that I always read in the articles that people admitted, confessed to their acts at police station, what is it that the police do to get these confessions so fast and easy right away???
Thomas Tank
It's easy to say, "He tried to choke me." And convenient after stabbing him. If it actually was self defense, I hope she had marks to back it up.
kaimycahl
@Do the hustle Self defense? No!!! It was Drunk Offense!!
Monozuki
At any rate, good thing the husband has escaped death.
ReasonandWisdomNippon
Nice!
People already defending the woman.
It's the man's fault as always.
You get stabbed by her, your fault.
She's a bad girlfriend, your fault.
She's a bad wife, does something crazy, your fault.
Bad mother, ignores her children, must be the man's fault.
This male feminist always defending their woman, no matter how bad she is, I'm sure that will make women better in the future, by always giving them a pass on everything they do.
girl_in_tokyo
ReasonandWisdom NipponToday 07:06 am JST
Yes, if a man is choking a woman, and she stabs him with a knife to make him stop and not kill her, she is a bad wife.
On the other hand, he is a perfectly nice, kind, husband, because choking your wife when she pisses you off is perfectly normal way for a husband to behave. AmIrite?
Random
How convenient that she had a knife in her hand while she was being choked.
quercetum
Marriage is not for everyone.
P. Smith
Allegedly choking. There isn’t enough information in the article to conclude she is telling the truth. She could very well be telling the truth, but we cannot conclude that from this article. (I know you are going to try and paint me as a misogynist for pointing out facts, but facts don’t care about the axe you clearly have to grind regarding men.)
If the man had actually choked the woman, there would be marks on the woman’s neck and the police would likely have also arrested the man. Yet there is no mention of the man being arrested.
Strangerland
No, that would be self-defense, and justifable. At least morally. Sometimes the law doesn't align with morals.
No, you're not right. It's always bad when either partner commits (non-consensual) violence upon the other. Regardless of gender.
Thomas Tank
Good point. I'd like to hear her response.
girl_in_tokyo
P. SmithToday 11:48 am JST
Of course, you are right!
Spot on!
Correct!
Because women so often lie about rape, molestation, sexual harassment, groping, and of course, domestic violence!
There is always a distinct possibility that women who report serialized and gender-based violence, because these are so rare, so uncommon, hardly ever occur, so that we must follow the axiom "“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”
We cannot possibly take a woman at her word!
How absurd!
P. Smith
I know, which is why I said it.
No, because we don’t have enough information and the guy wasn’t convicted. From the information we have, he wasn’t even charged.
Every claim needs evidence or it’s simply a claim.
Nobody is saying that. I am saying that we don’t have enough information to know what happened. You, however, let your emotions allow you to decide that people are guilty of a woman says something.
Innocent until proven guilty, not your standard of guilty until proven innocent.