Police prevent convicted wife killer from taking death leap

Police prevent convicted wife killer from taking death leap
JUSTICE Navindra Singh has sentenced wife-killer Kevin Verwayne to 78 years’ imprisonment after an Assizes jury found him guilty of murdering his 20-year-old reputed wife, Suzy. In an apparent suicide bid, the 25-year-old labourer of Pouderoyen, West Bank, Demerara, attempted to leap from the court’s gallery to the ground 40 feet below, but his attempt was foiled by Police. One day in March, 2011, Kevin, who normally used to threaten his lover that he would take her life for being unfaithful to him, hired a taxi and took her to a canal at Houston, EBD. On their way, he reminded her of her deeds, then he hugged her by the neck and jumped into the canal with her, where he kept squeezing her neck and holding her beneath the water until she became lifeless. Thereafter, he placed some trash over her body and left for home, where he told his relatives what had happened.

Wow, not only is it a disgrace to harm a woman (or anyone) like that, but to try and take such a pathetic and selfish escape route as well..

So, this man kills his wife and then attempts to make a leap to his death. I find it similar to the man who did fraudulent activity within a company, sentence to years in jail, and killed himself in court by swallowing some type of prescription pills in an overdose. The only difference is that man didn't kill anyone. As for the guy who did murdered his wife, the cops did the right thing. Death is too good for him and an easy way out for a monster who senselessly took the life of someone else. He deserves to rot in prison for 78 years and die there. Maybe after his death, he will have the pleasure of wallowing in eternal hell.

The description given was just too much!
That was a crazy man.
He hires a cab--Witness #1
He jumps into the canal with her.
Now you know that was nuts.
Just plain cuckoo for coco puffs!
He now has to spend the rest of his crazy life thinking about how it was not worth taking a life.