![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wife-enjoys-romantic-meal-with-husband/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/239547515_10158411723843775_7855999008693737513_nJPG.jpg&description=The trial of a Scottish man who's accused of murdering his disabled wife by handgun is underway this week. Prosecutors are charging him with first-degree murder, which could carry a life sentence upon conviction US prosecutors this week seek justice for the wife of a Scottish man who's accused of shooting her in the head hours after the couple enjoyed a romantic dinner together. The wife, who uses a wheelchair, was visiting her husband in his apartment on the night of the murder, according to The Press and Journal. According to the official indictment, Wayne is formally accused of 'feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully with deliberate design to effect the death of Natalie Fraser, a human being, kill Natalie Fraser, without the authority of law and not in necessary self-defence' Police alleged that Wayne Fraser, 47, shot his disabled wife Natalie Ryan-Fraser, 55, in the head with a handgun while she was visiting him in his Mississippi apartment in December 2020, according to WCBI News. For all the latest news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US Wayne, who normally lived with his wife in Texas, was working out-of-state as a foreman for an industrial painting and coating company in Hamilton, according to the Press and Journal. Hours before Wayne was placed in handcuffs by police, Natalie had made a mushy social media post captioned "dinner with my love" from a steak and sushi restaurant. The authorities had discovered Natalie's body while conducting a welfare check at the apartment the following day, which was requested by her brother Kory Ryan. Kory, who is testifying on behalf of the district attorney in the case, claims that Wayne called him the morning after Natalie was killed to tell him that his sister had committed suicide with his handgun. Kory dubiously dialed 911 and ask the dispatcher to send officers to the apartment. Wayne was arrested at the scene; furthermore, his 9mm handgun was taken in as evidence. Wayne has rebuked claims){kind=link}
The trial of a Scottish man who’s accused of murdering his disabled wife by handgun is underway this week. Prosecutors are charging him with first-degree murder, which could carry a life sentence upon conviction
US prosecutors this week seek justice for the wife of a Scottish man who’s accused of shooting her in the head hours after the couple enjoyed a romantic dinner together.
The wife, who uses a wheelchair, was visiting her husband in his apartment on the night of the murder, according to The Press and Journal.
According to the official indictment, Wayne is formally accused of “feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully with deliberate design to effect the death of Natalie Fraser, a human being, kill Natalie Fraser, without the authority of law and not in necessary self-defence”
Police alleged that Wayne Fraser, 47, shot his disabled wife Natalie Ryan-Fraser, 55, in the head with a handgun while she was visiting him in his Mississippi apartment in December 2020, according to WCBI News.