Case Solved! Body parts in refrigerator case in Malaysia!!!
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Just seen the news on TV...the Malaysia police decided not to charge the wife of the Singaporean man who was murdered, chopped into parts and stuffed into a refrigerator for two years. The reason, they can't find enough evidence to charge the wife.
And the funny thing is this high ranking police officer said on TV :"The case is considered solved. We know what happened."
WTF...does it means that if you want to kill someone and get away with it, make sure you chopped the body up and keep it for two years in Malaysia!!!?
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if i were her i will leave malaysia immediately.
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Malaysia Boleh! Sinkies deserved to be skin!
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As a layman, I wonder what sort of evidences the Malaysian police required for this case...the wife stayed in the house until she could not pay the rent...a refrigerator with a dead man's body parts were inside the house all these years...and you still let her go!!!
My goodness, the most ridiculous police case I ever come across... -
money talks.
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If a murder case is solved, shouldn't there be criminal proceedings? Really weird law enforcement chaps we have up north.Originally posted by token141:As a layman, I wonder what sort of evidences the Malaysian police required for this case...the wife stayed in the house until she could not pay the rent...a refrigerator with a dead man's body parts were inside the house all these years...and you still let her go!!!
My goodness, the most ridiculous police case I ever come across... -
i wonder how can she lives with the ghost of her husband seeking revenge..
She must be retarded -
the police seemed more retarded in this case...Originally posted by Zarks:i wonder how can she lives with the ghost of her husband seeking revenge..
She must be retarded
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There so many unsolved cases in Malaysia. I am not surprised.
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the man chop himself n his soul hide the body..
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truly asia yet again
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And why is that so? It is because the Malaysian government not spending enough to fight crimes. Here are the stats:Originally posted by sunnytv:There so many unsolved cases in Malaysia. I am not surprised.
Crimes in Malaysia in 2006: 198,622 cases reported
There are 100,632 members in the Malaysian police force, but only deploy 6,661 men and women out of the total to fight crimes
Malaysian crime solving rate at 37% in 2006 -
the rest busy shopping in Giant superstoreOriginally posted by Kachui:And why is that so? It is because the Malaysian government not spending enough to fight crimes. Here are the stats:
Crimes in Malaysia in 2006: 198,622 cases reported
There are 100,632 members in the Malaysian police force, but only deploy 6,661 men and women out of the total to fight crimes
Malaysian crime solving rate at 37% in 2006
or relaxing on resort island -
Ha, ha...probably. But here is the breakdown on how they deploy the Police force:Originally posted by noahnoah:the rest busy shopping in Giant superstore
or relaxing on resort island
Admininstrative Department - 33,036
Logistics Department - 10,587
Crime Investigation Department- 6,661
Commercial Crime Department - 690
Internal Security / Public Order Department- 33,214
Narcotics Department - 2,713
Special Branch- 6,026
Public Service - 7,705
Total: 100,632
How come so many in the Admin Depart? One person to type a notice, one person to fold the notice, one person to slot it into the envelope, one person to write the address, one person to stick the stamp, and one person to post it? -
not to forget some of the police is corrupted..
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Singapore admin service also very big horOriginally posted by Kachui:Ha, ha...probably. But here is the breakdown on how they deploy the Police force:
Admininstrative Department - 33,036
Logistics Department - 10,587
Crime Investigation Department- 6,661
Commercial Crime Department - 690
Internal Security / Public Order Department- 33,214
Narcotics Department - 2,713
Special Branch- 6,026
Public Service - 7,705
Total: 100,632
How come so many in the Admin Depart? One person to type a notice, one person to fold the notice, one person to slot it into the envelope, one person to write the address, one person to stick the stamp, and one person to post it? -
i know they like to put up checking spots
along those roads whereby
Sin tour bus always will sure pass by one
Last time i was in this tour bus
think the driver was spending like craxy
then hohohohoh kena lar
by the traffice police ..think tio summon
then after that the driver face black black
S#$$%^^
speed lagi faster .. i was blessed that
the bus never crashed sia -
hahaha. sounds like sweeping under the carpet leh..Originally posted by token141:Just seen the news on TV...the Malaysia police decided not to charge the wife of the Singaporean man who was murdered, chopped into parts and stuffed into a refrigerator for two years. The reason, they can't find enough evidence to charge the wife.
And the funny thing is this high ranking police officer said on TV :"The case is considered solved. We know what happened."
WTF...does it means that if you want to kill someone and get away with it, make sure you chopped the body up and keep it for two years in Malaysia!!!? -
Case solved.
Wife is the culprit but was diagnosed with mental illness at that time of crime,thus not guilty. Now her mental illness has recovered, so set a free woman.
So simple and u all cannot understand Malaysia style meh? -
Corruption, Malaysia Boleh!Originally posted by CannyOng:Case solved.
Wife is the culprit but was diagnosed with mental illness at that time of crime,thus not guilty. Now her mental illness has recovered, so set a free woman.
So simple and u all cannot understand Malaysia style meh? -
power la~
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why case solved just like that ah? so does that mean that we can chop off body parts and stuff it in the fridge for 2 years without getting arrested? sibeh boleh la malaysia! -
ya lor. cutting into their tea time mahOriginally posted by CannyOng:Case solved.
Wife is the culprit but was diagnosed with mental illness at that time of crime,thus not guilty. Now her mental illness has recovered, so set a free woman.
So simple and u all cannot understand Malaysia style meh? -
there just probably isn't any concrete evidence to prosecute the woman. there may be circumstantial evidence which proves that this woman may have murdered her husband but a court of law cannot use that alone. if they had found the murder weapon in her possession, eye witnesses, any sort of proof beyond any resonable doubt then it's a different story.
many criminals have got away because they got rid of the evidence. it happens in every country, not just malaysia. what's with the mindless bashing? -
why lately so many -ve news from malaysia