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Internet personality ‘Mr Ho’ jailed for 2 months over stabbing wife several times

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An elderly Hong Kong internet personality known as 'Mr Ho' has been sentenced to two months in jail for stabbing his younger wife multiple times. The attack happened after he learned she planned to return to mainland China due to their deteriorating relationship. The case highlights domestic violence in Hong Kong.

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Elderly Hong Kong man known as 'Mr Ho' jailed for two months

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Mr Ho was jailed for two months.

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The relationship between Mr Ho and his wife had turned sour.

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  • Elderly Hong Kong man known as 'Mr Ho' jailed for two months
  • Stabbed his much younger wife multiple times

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An elderly Hong Kong man known on the internet as “Mr Ho” has been jailed for two months for stabbing his much younger wife upon learning she was returning to mainland China after their relationship turned sour.

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The relationship between Mr Ho and his wife had turned sour.

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Mr Ho is an elderly Hong Kong man known on the internet.

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Mr Ho was jailed for two months.

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The stabbing occurred after Mr Ho learned his wife was returning to mainland China.

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