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Cheated student killed professor for revenge

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Minnie Chan

A student who stabbed his professor to death in a classroom had admitted he was motivated by revenge after discovering his girlfriend was having an affair with the professor, media reported yesterday.

Fu Chengli , a senior at the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, told police he did not regret slitting Cheng Chunming's throat with a kitchen knife, according to a legal magazine run by the Procuratorial Daily.

The killing was intended to give every teacher a lesson in morals, Fu said - a warning against having affairs with students.

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'As a professor he should be a role model for us. But what he did was immoral and totally out of line, and our university had failed to stop it from happening,' the magazine quoted Fu, 22, as saying.

'So I decided to resolve the issue by my own means; killing him can serve as a warning to 100 potential campus predators ... I am guilty of my crime but I have no regret for that.'

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Fu turned himself in to police on October 28, the day of the murder, and confessed. Police have charged him with intentional murder, but no court hearing has been scheduled as the prosecutors' office is still investigating the case.

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