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Mom hacked to death by abusive ex-lover
Posted: Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Mom hacked to death by abusive ex-lover
Kanchan and the man shared a seven-year relationship filled with abuse and torment. Five months ago, Kanchan decided she had had enough and she and her girls moved on with their lives. However, the man went to their home several times and allegedly abused her. Davica claimed recently, he took a cutlass from the back of his pick-up truck, placed it on the front seat and told Kanchan he would slit her throat.
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