In nearly 80% of femicide cases in 2022, the woman was murdered by someone close to them.
The police were able to locate the suspect, who had initially fled the scene, in a crashed vehicle after hitting a police car near his home.
After more than a week of trying to deny claims that he did not murder his wife, Brian Walshe had to face the music when his internet search history proved otherwise.
Mursal Nabizada was a lawmaker in Afghanistan until the Taliban took over in 2021.
In 79% of femicide cases in 2022, the woman was murdered by someone close to them, and in four cases, the murderer was identified as the victim's son.