American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
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American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon in Fiji
Police said the woman was beaten to death in her hotel room.
An American man was recently arrested and charged with murdering his wife while they were on their honeymoon at a luxury resort in Fiji, ABC News has learned.
The Fiji Police Force confirmed that on the afternoon of July 9, a woman identified as 36-year-old U.S. citizen Christe Chen was found motionless on the floor of her room by staff at Turtle Island, a 500-acre private island resort located in Fiji's Yasawa archipelago. The resort's management alerted authorities, who responded and pronounced Chen dead at the scene. She had been beaten to death, police told ABC News.
Chen's husband, identified as 38-year-old U.S. citizen Bradley Robert Dawson, was located and arrested two days later in Nadi, a town located on the west coast of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu, according to police.
Dawson appeared in Lautoka Magistrates' Court on July 13 and was charged with one count of murder. Due to the seriousness of the incident, Dawson's case was referred to the Lautoka High Court, where he is scheduled to appear on July 27. He remains in custody at the Fiji Corrections Service's facility in Lautoka, Fiji's second-largest city, about 16 miles north of Nadi.
Dawson's attorney, Iqbal Khan, told ABC News he intends to file a bail application on behalf of his client on July 25 but that he believes it will be difficult to secure bail, because Dawson is a foreigner with no local family or connections that can provide assurances.
Christe Chen Dawson is shown in this undated photo.
Fiji Police Force prosecutor Arvind Kumar told ABC News that authorities are still preparing the disclosure of all the details and findings related to the case, which will be sent to the Lautoka High Court before Dawson's scheduled appearance there next week.
Turtle Island, which hosts a maximum of 14 couples at a time in private villas, confirmed that "an incident took place between a married couple at the resort on July 9th, resulting in a tragic outcome and charges being laid."
"We cooperated with the authorities during the investigation and the police left the island over a week ago," the resort told ABC News in a statement. "It is our understanding that charges have been filed in the case. Our highest priority is the safety and concern for our guests and team, both who we value as family, and we are extremely saddened by the event. We continue to send our condolences to Ms. Chen's family, friends, and colleagues. Given the need to respect the privacy of our guests and the ongoing legal investigation, please direct all further inquiries to the authorities."
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State confirmed "the death of a U.S. citizen in Fiji."
"Out of respect for the privacy of the family, we have no further comment at this time," the spokesperson told ABC News in a statement.
Police said the woman was beaten to death in her hotel room.
An American man was recently arrested and charged with murdering his wife while they were on their honeymoon at a luxury resort in Fiji, ABC News has learned.
The Fiji Police Force confirmed that on the afternoon of July 9, a woman identified as 36-year-old U.S. citizen Christe Chen was found motionless on the floor of her room by staff at Turtle Island, a 500-acre private island resort located in Fiji's Yasawa archipelago. The resort's management alerted authorities, who responded and pronounced Chen dead at the scene. She had been beaten to death, police told ABC News.
Chen's husband, identified as 38-year-old U.S. citizen Bradley Robert Dawson, was located and arrested two days later in Nadi, a town located on the west coast of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu, according to police.
Dawson appeared in Lautoka Magistrates' Court on July 13 and was charged with one count of murder. Due to the seriousness of the incident, Dawson's case was referred to the Lautoka High Court, where he is scheduled to appear on July 27. He remains in custody at the Fiji Corrections Service's facility in Lautoka, Fiji's second-largest city, about 16 miles north of Nadi.
Dawson's attorney, Iqbal Khan, told ABC News he intends to file a bail application on behalf of his client on July 25 but that he believes it will be difficult to secure bail, because Dawson is a foreigner with no local family or connections that can provide assurances.
Christe Chen Dawson is shown in this undated photo.
Fiji Police Force prosecutor Arvind Kumar told ABC News that authorities are still preparing the disclosure of all the details and findings related to the case, which will be sent to the Lautoka High Court before Dawson's scheduled appearance there next week.
Turtle Island, which hosts a maximum of 14 couples at a time in private villas, confirmed that "an incident took place between a married couple at the resort on July 9th, resulting in a tragic outcome and charges being laid."
"We cooperated with the authorities during the investigation and the police left the island over a week ago," the resort told ABC News in a statement. "It is our understanding that charges have been filed in the case. Our highest priority is the safety and concern for our guests and team, both who we value as family, and we are extremely saddened by the event. We continue to send our condolences to Ms. Chen's family, friends, and colleagues. Given the need to respect the privacy of our guests and the ongoing legal investigation, please direct all further inquiries to the authorities."
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State confirmed "the death of a U.S. citizen in Fiji."
"Out of respect for the privacy of the family, we have no further comment at this time," the spokesperson told ABC News in a statement.
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8DonCo
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
cũng lạ, đi honeymoon là vui mà sao lại vậy ?
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8DonCo
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
Chắc chỉ lỡ tay thôi, không cố ý.
Cuom
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
" she had been beaten to death" thì không nghĩ là lỡ tay . Thằng này có máu violent .
TuTu
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
đọc news nói cô Chen này là pharmacist , cha kia work in IT field .
TuTu
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
honeymoom mà giết nhau thì chác là vụ tiền quá
saurieng2016
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
TuTu wrote:" she had been beaten to death" thì không nghĩ là lỡ tay . Thằng này có máu violent .
agreed 100%
Rice
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
Why do people hit other people? Ko dau tay hay met sao? 1 mang den 1 mang. Ko le giet ai roi se get away duoc sao?
BeiBei
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
cái thằng chồng trong case này wanh' bà vợ sao mà bầm dập nên fai? thiêu tại Fiji luôn ....vì xác quá là in bad shape ....tội nghiệp cha mẹ cô này, cô này là con 1 , học ra được thành dược sĩ mà bị chết thật thảm thương . She quen có 3 tháng ròi đám cưới , she là vo+. thư/' 2 , bà vơ, đầu he cũng dat(' đi honeymoon in Fiji lúc trước ....
TuTu
Re: American man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon
TuTu wrote:cái thằng chồng trong case này wanh' bà vợ sao mà bầm dập nên fai? thiêu tại Fiji luôn ....vì xác quá là in bad shape ....tội nghiệp cha mẹ cô này, cô này là con 1 , học ra được thành dược sĩ mà bị chết thật thảm thương . She quen có 3 tháng ròi đám cưới , she là vo+. thư/' 2 , bà vơ, đầu he cũng dat(' đi honeymoon in Fiji lúc trước ....
Chắc thiêu để dể dàng mang về lại nước Mỷ chôn. Chứ tiền chuyên chở cái xác từ Fiji chắc cũng khá mắc.
ga10
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