A man who conceded to the October 2013 homicide of five relatives, including four youngsters was sentenced to 125 years to life in jail on Tuesday October twentieth. Mindong Chen, 27, butchered his cousin's wife, Qiao Zhen Li, 37 and her four youngsters matured 9, 7, 5 and year and a half with a meat knife amid an excited assault at their home.
A state Incomparable Court judge in Brooklyn passed on the term to Chen on Tuesday, October 20. He was sentenced to three terms of 25 years to life for homicide and two terms of 25 years to life for murder.
The 27-year-old confessed not long ago to murder and homicide accusations. His lawyer declined remark.
"This current litigant's awful and perverted assault makes him totally unfit to stay in the public arena, and he will now spend whatever is left of his life in the slammer," Brooklyn Head prosecutor Ken Thompson said.
"While we will never realize what drove him to confer these killings, I trust that this sentence will offer this lamenting family some measure of solace."
Chen was discovered trickling in blood in the wake of slicing his casualties' throats. The slaughter happened around 10:45 p.m. on 57th Road in Dusk Park, Brooklyn. Police reacted to the home in the wake of accepting a report that one individual was wounded inside. In any case, when officers arrived, they discovered the casualties oblivious with cut injuries to their abdominal areas.
Chen had been let go from eatery employments and told agents he begrudged the accomplishment of his relatives, who were kindred foreigners from China.
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