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The parents of an English man murdered by his Chinese wife accepted a custody agreement to take his granddaughter to the UK.
Ian and Linda Simpson of Suffolk, England, wanted Jack and Alice, 6 years old, 6 years old, and wanted to leave their brother with their maternal grandparents in a remote city in northwestern China . , to move in with them after the death of their 34-year-old son, Michael, in 2017.
The couple, who are in China, said the judges "were pushing hard" to accept this "concession".
The British couple also agreed to pay a financial compensation of around £ 10,000 for the family of their son's murderer.
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The couple said that he did not want to" separate children ", but they are now waiting to go home with Alice New Year.
Simpson told the BBC last week that judges in China were not giving them "a lot of options". "We can not call them, send gifts, send cards … They do not talk to us. "
Fu Weiwei is serving a life sentence for the murder of Michael at his apartment in Shanghai in March 2017 She is married and married after moving to China to take up a position of retail manager at Next [19659002] An investigation in England revealed that he had been stabbed to death during a "heated debate" during a "pretty difficult" divorce
Michael and Weiwei had been living in separate homes for a year and, according to Michael's family, the children spent more time with him.
Since the murder, Jack and Alice have lived with their Chinese grandparents in Nanzhang, sharing the same room as their cousin, not knowing what happened to their mother or father.
