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ANG MO KIO, Huat Ah!!!!!!!! - another murder for pinkyloong
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Thursday, November 20, 2014 - 17:58
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SINGAPORE - A 30-year-old woman was found dead in a flat on the ninth floor of Block 406 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 this morning.
Police said they received a call for assistance at about 12.33pm. The woman was subsequently pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene.
According to The Straits Times, the police handcuffed a slim man with dyed hair in a long-sleeved black shirt at the scene, and led him out of the unit. The man was seen with abrasions on his left cheek and forehead.
The police said the 40-year-old man was arrested for murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code.
The Straits Times reported that the woman was found dead in the bedroom although no weapons were retrieved. Her nationality is unknown but she is believed to be a foreigner.
According to Channel NewsAsia, it is rumoured that the suspect was in charge of a group of prostitutes, and different people have been seen going in and out of the flat.
A neighbour living on the eighth floor, interviewed by Channel NewsAsia, said that she heard arguing and banging sounds in the morning between 7.30am and 9.30am. She added that she had heard bickerings at 3am or 4am in the mornings, over the last six months.
According to The Straits Times, officers were seen carrying bags of belongings from the unit earlier and taking them away. Investigations are ongoing.
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mata arrived too late to save his Viet Cong Scooter found dead on the spot
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...ed-murder-viet-woman-ang-mo-kio-flat-20141121
Man arrested for alleged murder of Viet woman in Ang Mo Kio flat
Published on Nov 21, 2014 6:25 AM
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The suspect, flanked by police officers, is known to neighbours simply as "Jack". Police said they found him in his two-room flat with the dead woman upon their arrival. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
By Hoe Pei Shan
Yelling, sounds of dishes smashing and then a woman's frightened cries.
Several residents of Block 406 in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 told The Straits Times that they heard a loud commotion early yesterday morning, hours before a man living on the ninth floor was arrested for the alleged murder of a Vietnamese woman found dead in his bedroom.
Police, who said they "received a call for assistance" at about 12.30pm, are understood to have found the suspect, a 40-year-old Singaporean man, in his two-room flat with the dead woman upon their arrival.
The accused, known to neighbours simply as "Jack", did not appear to put up a struggle when he was led away by the police with his hands bound. He had abrasions on his left cheek and forehead, and remained silent even as crowds gathered to watch.
About two dozen policemen and investigative personnel lined the cordoned corridor on the ninth floor. Several more in uniform were stationed at the void deck. It was only some three hours after the suspect's arrest that the victim's body was carried out of the flat by undertakers.
For many in the neighbourhood, largely populated by families and elderly folk, news of the incident was shocking.
Jack, known for his heavily tattooed arms, had always been cordial and never caused trouble, they said. He kept a low profile in his "many years" of renting the unit, said several long-time neighbours - no one seemed to know what he did for a living, nor his relationship with the woman.
He frequented the nearby coffee shop, ordering mostly soft drinks and an occasional beer, but sat drinking alone. He had, however, over the years brought various women back to his flat before dawn, noted several neighbours.
These women were typically in their 20s, of slim build and attractive looking, appearing to be of Thai or Vietnamese descent, they said. The women, dressed in high heels, accompanied Jack out late at night, sometimes drunk, said a neighbour, Miss Susan Ng, a retiree living a few doors down.
"Once, the police were even called in because the girls made too much noise," she added.
In the recent months leading up to yesterday's suspected murder, make-up artist Ina Haneysha, who lives in the unit directly below Jack's, said she had increasingly heard quarrelling between him and unidentified women.
He is expected to be charged with murder tomorrow.
A weapon has yet to be discovered, nor have any other suspects been identified or arrested. Police said investigations are ongoing.
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...ed-murder-viet-woman-ang-mo-kio-flat-20141121
Man arrested for alleged murder of Viet woman in Ang Mo Kio flat
Published on Nov 21, 2014 6:25 AM
PRINT EMAIL
The suspect, flanked by police officers, is known to neighbours simply as "Jack". Police said they found him in his two-room flat with the dead woman upon their arrival. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
By Hoe Pei Shan
Yelling, sounds of dishes smashing and then a woman's frightened cries.
Several residents of Block 406 in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 told The Straits Times that they heard a loud commotion early yesterday morning, hours before a man living on the ninth floor was arrested for the alleged murder of a Vietnamese woman found dead in his bedroom.
Police, who said they "received a call for assistance" at about 12.30pm, are understood to have found the suspect, a 40-year-old Singaporean man, in his two-room flat with the dead woman upon their arrival.
The accused, known to neighbours simply as "Jack", did not appear to put up a struggle when he was led away by the police with his hands bound. He had abrasions on his left cheek and forehead, and remained silent even as crowds gathered to watch.
About two dozen policemen and investigative personnel lined the cordoned corridor on the ninth floor. Several more in uniform were stationed at the void deck. It was only some three hours after the suspect's arrest that the victim's body was carried out of the flat by undertakers.
For many in the neighbourhood, largely populated by families and elderly folk, news of the incident was shocking.
Jack, known for his heavily tattooed arms, had always been cordial and never caused trouble, they said. He kept a low profile in his "many years" of renting the unit, said several long-time neighbours - no one seemed to know what he did for a living, nor his relationship with the woman.
He frequented the nearby coffee shop, ordering mostly soft drinks and an occasional beer, but sat drinking alone. He had, however, over the years brought various women back to his flat before dawn, noted several neighbours.
These women were typically in their 20s, of slim build and attractive looking, appearing to be of Thai or Vietnamese descent, they said. The women, dressed in high heels, accompanied Jack out late at night, sometimes drunk, said a neighbour, Miss Susan Ng, a retiree living a few doors down.
"Once, the police were even called in because the girls made too much noise," she added.
In the recent months leading up to yesterday's suspected murder, make-up artist Ina Haneysha, who lives in the unit directly below Jack's, said she had increasingly heard quarrelling between him and unidentified women.
He is expected to be charged with murder tomorrow.
A weapon has yet to be discovered, nor have any other suspects been identified or arrested. Police said investigations are ongoing.
Re: mata arrived too late to save his Viet Cong Scooter found dead on the spot
Bro, Could be no parking lots liao
Bro, Could be no parking lots liao
Re: mata arrived too late to save his Viet Cong Scooter found dead on the spot
yeah yeah another day in the mundane life of singapore.....until somebody kills someone or some maid end up in the fish tank or someone commits suicide.
yeah yeah another day in the mundane life of singapore.....until somebody kills someone or some maid end up in the fish tank or someone commits suicide.
Re: mata arrived too late to save his Viet Cong Scooter found dead on the spot
Thanks to foreigners , law enforcement and forensic investigators enjoy employment
Thanks to foreigners , law enforcement and forensic investigators enjoy employment
Eh froggy! Don't be lazy, get to work!
Ang Mo Kio murder case: Family of Vietnamese woman to arrive here on Tuesday
Published on Nov 24, 2014 8:04 AM
Tran Cam Ny 32 was found dead in a two-room unit at Ang Mo Kio Ave 10.-- PHOTO: WANBAO
The scene of the crime is a unit on the 9th floor of Block 406, Ang Mo Kio Ave 10. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
By Jalelah Abu Baker
SINGAPORE - The sister of a Vietnamese national who was found dead last week in an Ang Mo Kio flat is expected to arrive in Singapore from Vietnam on Tuesday to collect her body.
Ms Dinah, who works in Malaysia, told Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao that she would be going back to Vietnam to bring their mother here.
"We wanted to go to Singapore sooner, but we can only arrive on Tuesday," she said.
Ms Tran Cam Ny, 32, was allegedly murdered in a flat at Block 406, Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 last Thursday. Lim Hou Peng Jackson, 40, was arrested the same day and charged with the murder two days later.
Ms Tran was said to have made a living here singing and dancing in a club.
Following his charge, Lim was remanded for psychiatric evaluation and is expected to appear in court again in December. If convicted, he faces the death penalty.
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