Singaporean man murdered in JB!!!
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anybody saw the news?
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i think i need to cut down my entry to JB liao
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not the 1st time.. n not the last time..
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i told myself not to step into that country ever again..Originally posted by hoganrock:anybody saw the news? -
scary.. but i still like to go there..
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JB is becoming such a scary crime-infested place. Robbery, pickpocket, kidnap, gunshot, and now this.
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news jus show...
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Originally posted by sermodabian:JB is becoming such a scary crime-infested place. Robbery, pickpocket, kidnap, gunshot, and now this.
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i scared liao, cos have the memory of my dad leaving me and mum in car in the petrol station, scary...
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cos he always know tat your pillow will protect u..Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:i scared liao, cos have the memory of my dad leaving me and mum in car in the petrol station, scary... -
where is it ah? looks like my uncle's place...
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go campy!
be part of the death statistic! -
hmmm but i still missed those super cheap and yummy satay leh..
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Mr Teo Wan Kah, who owned car-parts shops in Singapore and Johor, is believed to have been set upon by three or four masked Chinese men when he drove his 19-year-old girlfriend — a mother of one who had recently left her husband — back to her apartment after a night of partying.
Its a gang related crime i suppose. It can happen anyway. If revenge was the motive, even when he was in Singapore he could be murdered.
At about 4am, Mr Teo and his girlfriend, who works as a nightclub singer, arrived at the car park of the five-storey block of flats in Taman Permas Jaya where she stayed. As the couple walked towards the boot of his modified Mitsubishi sports car to retrieve their belongings, a group of men wearing ski masks approached them with parangs in their hands.
The couple spilt up and ran off in different directions. The attackers chased Mr Teo while his girlfriend fled to the third storey, from where she witnessed the savage attack.
According to Malaysian Chinese-language daily Nanyang Siang Pau, Mr Teo's pursuers caught up with him after 50m. He was slashed repeatedly as he ran for another 300m before collapsing on a grass patch.
The attack continued until the commotion alerted the neighbours. They shouted at the men, who escaped in a blue Malaysian-registered Proton Wira.
By the time Mr Teo's girlfriend got to him, the back of his head was badly wounded and his left arm had been nearly chopped off.
She got his lifeless body to the car and drove to a nearby hospital. But Mr Teo was pronounced dead on arrival.
The fact that Mr Teo's girlfriend was unhurt and their valuables — including those in the car — were untouched led to speculation that it was a revenge killing.
The Malaysian police reportedly ruled out robbery. Johor Baru (South) OCPD Assistant Commissioner Shafie Ismail told local newspaper The Star that the case was being investigated as murder.
After receiving the news yesterday morning, Mr Teo's parents, who live in Yishun, went to Johor to claim the body.
Speaking to reporters outside the mortuary, Mr Teo's mother said that although their only child — who lived on his own — seldom visited or called them, he sent them a regular allowance.
She added: "He had a bad temper, but he is very filial and he cares for the elderly."
At least three other Singaporeans in the past 13 years have been killed in Malaysian crimes.
In 1993, a youth having supper in Johor Bahru died after he was attacked by a gang.
In 1998, a 56-year-old businessman was shot while fending off two robbers in Kuala Lumpur.
In 2004, IBM executive Patricia Wong Bao Bao was bound and stabbed to death in a hotel room in Kuala Lumpur. -
at least in singapore all the ppl dont dare..cos singapore is very enclosed and its easy to capture the ppl invovled..and to track them down..
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looking at the report, i think the assailants knew specifically who to attack. Thus, it can be deduced that he probably offended someone and a revenge was plotted to get him.
Scary, even I go JB, I will not loiter around in those seedy entertainment lounges / bars....just get my stuff and scoot. -
Yeah... will still frequent... but get and go...Originally posted by red_amoeba:looking at the report, i think the assailants knew specifically who to attack. Thus, it can be deduced that he probably offended someone and a revenge was plotted to get him.
Scary, even I go JB, I will not loiter around in those seedy entertainment lounges / bars....just get my stuff and scoot.
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You have to be careful not to offend anyone
Hubby's friend went in by motorcycle and offended another biker
Good thing was he checked his bike before he left for Singapore because he found a packet of white powder hidden in his bike which he suspected was drugs -
Johor police have revealed that the Singaporean man murdered in Johor Bahru, 27-year-old Teo Wan Kah, was a wanted man .
The man himself is wanted for murder.
At a news conference on Thursday morning in Johor Bahru, Johor Police said that Teo, who was attacked outside his flat in Permas Jaya by two masked men early Wednesday morning, was a suspect in a murder case involving three other men in Singapore three years ago.
The men and Teo then fled across the Causeway and had been staying in Johor Bahru illegally for at least two years.
He was using different names and did not have a permanent address.
Johor Police also said that he has been living with his girlfriend in Permas Jaya all this time.
No suspect has been arrested yet for Teo's murder.
When contacted, Singapore police said they believe Teo might have been able to assist in an investigation for a murder reported in 2003.
They will be releasing more details of this case late
I guess if he was really guilty... he got what he deserved.
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humm..how reliable..
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JB is an extremely dangerous place. Luckily my family and I don't have any connections there and are not too keen in going there anyway.
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The Singaporean who was murdered in Johor on Wednesday in contract-killing fashion was himself suspected to be involved in a murder case here four years ago.
Wow.. he look like aaron kwok..
According to the Singapore police, "the deceased might have been able to assist in an investigation for murder reported in 2003". Sources in the police believe Mr Teo Wan Kah, 29, may have been one of five men sought for the February 2003 murder of a Temasek Polytechnic student in a Chinatown shopping centre.
Yesterday, the Johor police also suggested that Mr Teo, who owned car spare-parts shops here and in Johor Baru, was a fugitive.
"He has no documents. We believe he came here illegally. We believe he didn't want to stay in Singapore for certain reasons. He's been here for quite some time, about three years," Johor Criminal Investigation Department chief Ahmad Roslan told TODAY. "To us, he's no businessman."
However, substantially less information about the killers was available. All Mr Roslan had to say about them was that "they covered their faces. They went prepared".
Mr Teo was set upon by three or four attackers early on Wednesday morning after a night of partying. He was dropping his 19-year-old girlfriend - a nightclub singer - home, when a group of parang-wielding men attacked the pair at the foot of a five-storey block of flats in Taman Permas Jaya.
According to the forensics report, Mr Teo had at least 15 knife wounds to his upper body. The back of his head was also badly wounded and his left hand nearly severed.
Yesterday, a former girlfriend as well as his latest one turned up at the morgue to claim his body. The two women, both Malaysians, wailed at the sight of the body.
Mr Teo's ex-girlfriend, who had ended their relationship three months earlier, told Chinese newspaper Lianhe Wanbao that the Singaporean was "bad-tempered" and "could have offended some people".
But relatives at the wake painted a rather different picture of the "Aaron Kwok- look-alike". One of his aunts said he was an "obedient and filial son", while his sister said he had always been there for her.
Meanwhile, Johor police chief Hussin Ismail told TODAY the reports of crimes in Johor showed just one side of the story.
"We want cooperation from the public. We are intensifying operations to nab culprits. We're improving our rate of solving. Like any other city of the world, there are crimes, but our response is always quick. Just today, we successfully arrested 14 robbers involved in 30 cases. If you come to our courts, you will see criminals being charged," he said.
But im very disturbed by the last paragraph... -
JB = Wild Wild West
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Originally posted by viewquek:JB = Wild Wild West