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So lemme question your judgement for a moment -- based upon your own criterion for journalists.
Facts- Do you think that we should trust the story of a criminal whose looking at life in jail if it's not established that she was the aggrieved party? (i.e. her personal interest is to establish that she was the victim/ helping the victim)
Sources- Who are the sources of these claims. Ofcourse the perpetrators themselves. The only other claim is that of the police, which only established the murder.
Verification- How can you take the claim as 'verified' by the writer who literally is reporting the narrative of the perpetrators?
Yet what we see is that posters like yourself are quick to judgement where you literally take the narrative of the perpetrators and run with it like its the truth e.g. you yourself said that the
- (mother in law) SAVED the (daughter in law)
- The "killed" is not the victim
- The perpetrators were doing it as a defense mechanism and that it's not a murder but a manslaughter.
Again, this is not a "good journalist" establishing the facts of the case by doing some undercover investigation. He or she is simply reporting the narrative taken by the perpetrators which we're accepting as the truth because the perpetrator is a female. (hence a comparison is also justified in terms of men vs women)
If you have issues with the article - why not contact the writer directly? As far as I'm concerned my statement stays as it is - if this is true - then its unacceptable and wrong. Commentary wasn't based upon the validation of the article but the article at face value. There's absolutely nothing imprecise on what I stated.
All articles are usually based on the following Who, What, Where, When, Why and How?
Your conclusions are drawn upon doubtful validation of this article - mine are at face value. As aforementioned, this isn't a case of 'men vs women' its a case of a woman killing her husband because he carried out inappropriate acts with their daughter in law. Its a very basic common sensual view to oppose such actions, justification wasn't carried out accepting the 'act' of the accused either.
Further to that I refuse to acknowledge this as 'honour killing' not on the basis on gender of the one murdered - it is a complete cipher but due to the fact that Honour killing is a willing act of which an innocent whose not caused any 'physical' harm to the family but only 'reputational' according to their 'beliefs' or 'cultural norms' . This was murder committed on the basis of a 'criminal activity' committed by the perpetrator such as sexual abuse.