Charges Considered Against Murder Plotters
Labasa police have confirmed that the alleged incident took place in Siberia last week and the two were arrested in Vunivau, Labasa.
According to police, the two allegedly made plans to kill the husband.
It is alleged that the 21 year old was in the house for three days hiding under the bed and looking for an opportunity to hit the man with an iron rod.
However, he was found hiding under the bed by the 45 year old and the youth then told the victim that it was raining and he was taking shelter in his house but later fled the room leaving the iron rod behind.
Meanwhile, police have questioned and released a woman who allegedly poured hot water on her 37 year old husband of Navua.
It is alleged that incident took place after a domestic dispute.
The man received more than 10 percent burns and is admitted at the hospital.
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