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(1) ALTANTUYA: Killers to hang by the neck until they’re dead!
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Liew Vui Keong, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, said in October 2018 that a bill to abolish the death penalty is to be tabled at the ongoing Dewan Rakyat sitting.
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11 November 2018
If after a trial, he is found guilty…
KUALA LUMPUR: A nine-month-old baby girl has died due to the alleged inhuman acts of a male suspect on Thursday in Bandar Baru Bangi, near here.
The victim was believed to have been raped, sodomised and abused before falling into critical condition.
Kajang police chief ACP Ahmad Dzaffir Mohd Yussof said the victim died at 10.30 am Friday after being admitted for two days at the Serdang Hospital, near here.
“Based on the statement of the victim’s mother, when she was sent to the caretaker’s home in the morning, the victim was in good health. However, the victim was said to have suffered from shortness of breath in the afternoon and was rushed to the Bandar Baru Bangi Clinic, before being referred to the Serdang Hospital.
“Further examination on the victim found a tear on the victim’s hymen, and a subsequent examination found that the victim’s anus was also torn,” he said in a statement here yesterday.
Ahmad Dzaffir said the post-mortem by the Serdang Hospital’s Pathology Department found that the victim’s death was due to a “Blunt Impact to the Head” whereby the baby’s skull was fractured.
“There were also bruises found on the top left and right sides of the victim’s head,” he said.
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9 November 2018
KUALA LUMPUR: Family members of victims in three high-profile murder cases today urged Putrajaya not to abolish the death penalty.
The families of deputy public prosecutor Anthony Kevin Morais, cosmetics millionairess Sosilawati Lawiya, and banker Wong Jing Kui shared why they are against abolishing the death penalty at a press conference today.
Erni Dekritawati Yuliana Buhari, the daughter of Sosilawati, said the death sentence must stay.
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“The punishment (death penalty) must stay because it is unfair to the victims of the families. Can you imagine if this happened to you?
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Sosilawati and three friends had gone to meet with her lawyer at his farm in Banting. She went to ask him to expedite payment for two post-dated cheques worth RM4 million in proceeds for the sale of her land handled by his legal firm.
Instead, the four met their grisly end in 2010 at the hands of former lawyer N Pathmanabhan and farm workers T Thilaiyalagan and R Kathavarayan, with their bodies burned cremation-style through the use of logs.
Richard Morais, the younger brother of Kevin, recalled how his brother was kidnapped and brought to Subang Jaya where he was murdered and put into a drum in 2015. He was later found covered to the brim in cement.
“They cemented his body; are you going to release these people?”
“I’m the only one who saw him. I couldn’t even make out his body,” he said with tears welling up in his eyes.
“I have never heard of crimes like this where the prosecutor was targeted and killed for doing his job for the government.
“You’ve got to lose a member of your family to murder to understand how we feel,” he said.
Wong Hie Huong, Jing Kui’s sister, said a suspect in the murder of her brother in 2012 in Sibu, Sarawak, is still at large and has Jing Kui’s child.
This is despite Jing Kui’s wife, Ling Hang Tsyr, been sentenced to death last year for abetting her now missing lover in her husband’s death.
Lawyer Christina Teng, who is a spokesman for the families of the murder victims, said many Malaysians are against the move to abolish the death penalty as justice is not seen as having been served.
“We are asking the government to please do proper due diligence,” Teng said at a press conference in Desa Pandan here.
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Teng, however, acknowledged that there were instances when the death penalty should not have been imposed. She listed instances of entrapment, duress or using drugs for medical needs as examples.
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Meanwhile, Bernama reported that the family of murdered PKR land activist Bill Kayong is also unhappy with the proposal to do away with the death penalty.
Miri MP Dr Michael Teo Yu Keng said the family had informed him of this, saying it would give the impression that murder was not a serious crime.
“They personally sent me a message about it,” he said at a separate press conference.
Kayong, who was Miri PKR secretary, was shot dead in 2016. On Aug 10, bouncer Mohd Fitri Pauzi was sentenced to death for the crime.
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