Local stabbingTop NewsTurkish Cypriots Woman held for eight more days over fatal stabbing of husband in occupied Gerolakkos Image 378 Relevant News Woman held for eight more days over fatal stabbing of husband in occupied Gerolakkos 26 August 2026 Nepal-Tibet border floods: death toll climbs, hundreds missing 26 August 2026 Turkey seeks advance notice on Cyprus-Greece cable surveys, Athens says no permission needed 26 August 2026 newsroom 26 August 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A woman who confessed to fatally stabbing her husband in their bed on Saturday night, at their home in occupied Gerolakkos, has been remanded for a further eight days. According to Turkish Cypriot media, the “police investigator” told the “court” today that the suspect stabbed her husband 30 times, five of them fatal wounds, saying she believed he was about to steal her belongings. She turned herself in to the “police” after the killing. The suspect gave two voluntary statements, including a confession, and investigators have taken 20 statements as part of the ongoing inquiry. The “police” requested and were granted an order extending her detention by eight days. (Information from Cyprus News Agency) Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Nepal-Tibet border floods: death toll climbs, hundreds missing Turkey seeks advance notice on Cyprus-Greece cable surveys, Athens says no permission needed Agia Anna fire brought under control after two and a half hours, five aircraft deployed TechIsland & Brickworks Games launch SafeIsland CY in pilot phase in collaboration with Kitas Weather Data Commissioner finds camera in restaurant women’s toilet, orders inspection campaign Drousiotis accepts “Sandy” challenge, agrees to device examination Convicted rapist gives podcast interview from inside Cyprus prison (video) Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.
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