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BUSINESSMAN CHARGED WITH FATALLY STABBING REPUTED WIFE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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That businessman, who Police say admitted to stabbing his reputed wife to death at La Bonne Intention at the weekend, was on Tuesday remanded to prison after being slapped with a murder charge. Tiana Cole has the details in this story.

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