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Man murdered 'cyber affair' wife
A husband who stabbed his wife 10 times when he found out she was having a "cyber relationship" with another man has been found guilty of murder.
Kemal Dogan, 35, from north London, was "belittled" by his wife Aygul, 32, over his infertility, the Old Bailey heard
Dogan caught her chatting with the man who she referred to as "my love" at an internet cafe in December 2005.
He took her home where they entertained guests and killed her 20 minutes after they left.
...the deceased woman was involved in a cyber relationship over the internet with another man in Turkey
Brian O'Neill, prosecuting
Kebab shop manager Dogan had admitted manslaughter but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
The couple, from Stamford Hill, married in their native Turkey in 1997 but had no children, apparently because of his infertility, the court heard.
Brian O'Neill, prosecuting, added: "In the weeks leading up to the night when his wife was killed this factor appears to have begun to become a strain upon their relationship.
"In addition to that - and perhaps more significantly - there is evidence that the deceased woman was involved in a cyber relationship over the internet with another man in Turkey."
'Sad and upset'
The court was told that Dogan caught his wife baring her body on a webcam over the internet on the evening he killed her.
He was seen standing behind her at an internet cafe, watching what she was doing for 10 minutes while she remained "oblivious" to his presence.
Dogan then tapped his wife on the shoulder and they quickly left together, the court heard.
Later that night they entertained a couple at their home, who noticed they were "sad and upset as if they had been in an argument".
Shortly after their friends left, Aygul was killed. She was found with 10 stab wounds to her chest, abdomen, back and ribs.
Clinical depression
The following night Dogan handed himself in at a police station, saying he had killed his wife.
Dogan claimed that he was suffering from clinical depression at the time of his wife's death.
Defending, William Clegg said that Dogan, an ethnic Kurd, had suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after being "arbitrarily arrested, detained and tortured" in Turkey.
But Mr O'Neill said: "The prosecution submits that this is a clear case of murder by a jealous and angry husband as a result of his wife's perceived infidelity."
It took the jury four hours to find Dogan guilty of murder. He is due to be sentenced on Wednesday.
Man murdered 'cyber affair' wife
A husband who stabbed his wife 10 times when he found out she was having a "cyber relationship" with another man has been found guilty of murder.
Kemal Dogan, 35, from north London, was "belittled" by his wife Aygul, 32, over his infertility, the Old Bailey heard
Dogan caught her chatting with the man who she referred to as "my love" at an internet cafe in December 2005.
He took her home where they entertained guests and killed her 20 minutes after they left.
...the deceased woman was involved in a cyber relationship over the internet with another man in Turkey
Brian O'Neill, prosecuting
Kebab shop manager Dogan had admitted manslaughter but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
The couple, from Stamford Hill, married in their native Turkey in 1997 but had no children, apparently because of his infertility, the court heard.
Brian O'Neill, prosecuting, added: "In the weeks leading up to the night when his wife was killed this factor appears to have begun to become a strain upon their relationship.
"In addition to that - and perhaps more significantly - there is evidence that the deceased woman was involved in a cyber relationship over the internet with another man in Turkey."
'Sad and upset'
The court was told that Dogan caught his wife baring her body on a webcam over the internet on the evening he killed her.
He was seen standing behind her at an internet cafe, watching what she was doing for 10 minutes while she remained "oblivious" to his presence.
Dogan then tapped his wife on the shoulder and they quickly left together, the court heard.
Later that night they entertained a couple at their home, who noticed they were "sad and upset as if they had been in an argument".
Shortly after their friends left, Aygul was killed. She was found with 10 stab wounds to her chest, abdomen, back and ribs.
Clinical depression
The following night Dogan handed himself in at a police station, saying he had killed his wife.
Dogan claimed that he was suffering from clinical depression at the time of his wife's death.
Defending, William Clegg said that Dogan, an ethnic Kurd, had suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after being "arbitrarily arrested, detained and tortured" in Turkey.
But Mr O'Neill said: "The prosecution submits that this is a clear case of murder by a jealous and angry husband as a result of his wife's perceived infidelity."
It took the jury four hours to find Dogan guilty of murder. He is due to be sentenced on Wednesday.