British Man Freed Early After Manslaughter Conviction for Killing Ailing Wife

David Hunter, a 76-year-old British man, killed his terminally ill wife in Cyprus by suffocating her.
Hunter said he acted out of love to end his wife's suffering from advanced blood cancer that was causing her extreme pain.
A Cyprus court convicted Hunter of manslaughter but ruled there was no evidence of premeditation.
The court sentenced Hunter to two years in prison but released him immediately due to time served while awaiting trial.
Assisted suicide is illegal in Cyprus, sparking debate around euthanasia laws.