인스티즈앱
염산이 얼마나 녹일수 있는지 50kg 돼지로 실험했다고 한다 -_-
클라우스 안드레스는 약 60리터의 염산으로 살해한 아내의 시신을 녹였다고 인정했다.
성관계 서툴다고 아내 살해 후 염산 부은 70대男
성관계에 서투르고 요리를 못한다며 아내를 살해한 70대 남성이 법정에 섰다. 이 남성은 아내의 시체에 염산까지 부어 네티즌들의 공분을 사고 있다.
영국 일간지 데일리메일은 호주 남성 클라우스 안드레스(Klaus Andres·70)가 중국인 아내 리핑까오(Li Ping Cao·42) 살해 혐의로 법정에 섰다고 3일 밝혔다.
케언즈 최고 법원(Cairns Supreme Court)에 따르면, 안드레스는 평소 아내에 대해 성 생활이 만족스럽지 않고 요리 실력이 형편없다며 불만을 표시해왔다.
이에 안드레스는 “평소 아내와 불화가 있었고 그녀의 죽음에 원인을 제공한 것은 인정하지만 절대 고의로 살해한 건 아니다”며 “부엌에서 말다툼을 하던 중 아내가 포크로 내 손을 찔렀고 정당방위 차원에서 아내를 밀쳤는데 잘못 넘어져 사망한 것”이라고 억울함을 표시했다.
그러나 법원은 안드레스가 아내 시체를 쓰레기통에 넣고 염산을 채워 놓는 등 범행을 은폐하려한 정황이 포착됐다고 밝혔다. 또한 이웃주민들은 지역 언론을 통해 안드레스가 아내를 살해하기 전 부부싸움 중이었다고 전했다.
한편, 안드레스에 대한 재판은 현지시간으로 4일(수요일)까지 휴회 됐다.
기사 원문
Klaus Andres accused of killing wife Li Ping Cao and dissolving her body in acid
그녀의 사진을 들고 설명하는 살인마 -_-
Source: Cairns Post
SCIENTISTS dissolved two dead pigs in acid to simulate what may have happened to a woman whose husband is accused of her murder.
IT takes about a week to dissolve a 50kg pig in 70 litres of acid, a police officer told a murder committal hearing yesterday.
Klaus Andres, 69, is accused of killing his wife, Li Ping Cao, 42, on or about October 30, 2011 in Cairns.
Police allege he used 60 litres of acid, bought with her bank card, to dissolve her body.
Cairns Magistrates' Court has heard a half-full 20-litre container of acid was found at the couple's house in Brinsmead, and her false teeth and other biological matter was found in a drain.
Under cross-examination, forensic analyst Sgt Lesley Walker said two pigs had been put in separate bins with acid to determine if it was possible to dissolve a body in the same way.
Cairns woman Li Ping Cao, 42, who was allegedly murdered.
The acid in one bin was stirred, the other was not.
"With the bin that was stirred, there was almost complete reduction of the pig and we only recovered about 300g of biological material," she said.
Alex Forrest, an associate professor at Griffith University's School of Biomolecular and Physical Sciences, compared Ms Cao's teeth with other prosthetic teeth dunked in acid. They were similar, but not identical, he told the court.
A Thai woman, Saranrat Kongrat, said through an interpreter that she had become close to Mr Andres, who had spoken to her about getting engaged.
She had not known he was already married, she said.
The hearing also heard that, Mr Andres allegedly expressed a desire to marry another woman before his wife went missing and a neighbour claims she heard the Cairns man arguing with his spouse up to twice a week, the Cairns Post reports.
During the hearing he was warned not to interact with witnesses when he exchanged a look with Thai woman Saranrat Kongrat as she walked past him in the dock after giving evidence about their relationship in the lead-up to Ms Cao's disappearance.
Through an interpreter, she gave conflicting accounts as to whether Andres told her he was married.
But Ms Kongrat said he had mentioned wanting to marry her during phone conversations between them while she was in Thailand.
Neighbour Sharon Evans said she heard Andres and Ms Cao arguing frequently.
"It was possibly even once a week, it could have been twice a week," she said.
Another neighbour, Carol Miller, said that she heard screams prior to Halloween in 2011.
"I remember waking up to a few screams and the screams became controlled, quieter and then stopped," she said.
"I just remember waking up and thinking it sounded like an Asian woman screaming."
The hearing was set to finish on Friday.
Read more in the Cairns Post.