Gulf Harbour body trial: 'This is not a burial; it's a dumping', Crown says (opens original article in a new tab)

The Crown alleges Shulai Wang died from suffocation after being tied and deprived of food in a controlled household, with her body later dumped at sea by four family members on trial for manslaughter and obstruction of justice.

• Suffocation is the most likely cause of death for Shulai Wang, whose hands and feet were tied and mouth taped with a towel
• The Crown alleges Wang was held in a controlled household where she faced food deprivation and physical restraint leading to her death
• Defendants are accused of disposing of Wang's body in the sea without respecting her wish for a sea burial
• Four family members are on trial for kidnapping, manslaughter, and obstructing justice