A Russian who killed his father in Dec 2011 after a quarrel about China’s geographical position, has been condemned to 13 years in jail, a prosecutor’s bureau in Far Eastern Amur segment pronounced on a website on Thursday.
According to prosecutors, a 41-year-old man, who was expelled from jail in Oct 2011, started an evidence with his father about China’s geographical position as they were celebration ethanol together in Far Eastern city of Blagoveshchensk.
After catastrophic attempts to remonstrate his father on that seaside of a Amur River China is located, a male kick his father, suffocated him with a towel and afterwards drowned him in a bath, a prosecutors pronounced in a statement.
The male will offer a 13-year jail tenure in a high-security prison, a prosecutor’s bureau said.