Persecutors Pin Murder of Wife’s Acupuncturist on the Husband – IOTW Report

Persecutors Pin Murder of Wife’s Acupuncturist on the Husband

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Hawaii man was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for murdering his wife’s acupuncturist with whom she was reportedly having an affair.

Eric Thompson, 37, received his fate Friday for the January 2022 killing of 47-year-old Jon Tokuhara near Honolulu. Local CBS affiliate KGMB reports that Thompson also was sentenced to 20 years for a weapons charge. He will have to serve at least 15 years on the murder charge. The sentences will run concurrently. A jury in February convicted Thompson of second-degree murder. It was the second trial as the first one ended in mistrial after a jury could not come to a unanimous verdict. More

14 Comments on Persecutors Pin Murder of Wife’s Acupuncturist on the Husband

  1. I also hear there’s a connection between the acupuncturist’s chi and the wife’s G spot. He just didn’t use the traditional needle to activate it.

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  2. My point regarding this story involves the headline, is it actually a persecutor or is it a prosecutor? Murder or frame job a la Beria? The suspense is killing me, I’m really on pins and needles here.

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