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gruesome discovery: dead bodies in singapore

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Jul 6, 2011
Decomposed body found near NUS

Police remove human skeletal remains from a wooded area along Clementi Road last night, 6 July 2011. -- ST PHOTO: CHEW SENG KIM

A DECOMPOSED body has been found in a forested area off Clementi Road - the second such incident within a week.

Police said that they were alerted around 6pm yesterday, and are investigating.

About 20 police officers combed the area, which is just opposite the National University of Singapore, before emerging with the remains in a white bag close to midnight.

This comes after two land survey staff discovered a set of skeletal remains in the forest next to the Tanah Merah MRT Station last Saturday.

DANSON CHEONG & KIMBERLY SPYKERMAN
 

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Jul 4, 2011
Skeletal remains found in Tanah Merah forest
Unidentified person's remains discovered in forested area, along with haversack and cash
By Poon Chian Hui

A human bone found at the forested area next to Tanah Merah MRT station. The police were alerted to the discovery last Saturday afternoon. -- PHOTOS: LIANHE WANBAO
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A SET of skeletal remains has been uncovered by two land survey staff in the forest next to the Tanah Merah MRT station.

The police were alerted to the discovery at about 3.15pm last Saturday. Officers found the remains of an unidentified person at a forested area along New Upper Changi Road, which is next to the MRT station.

The Straits Times understands that some items were found near the remains, including a blue haversack and cash.

According to Chinese daily Lianhe Wanbao, the skeleton was clad in a tattered black T-shirt.

An old mobile phone and some cash were also found nearby.

Indian foreign workers Pandi, 26, and Kumar, 32, who made the discovery, told the newspaper that it was difficult to tell if the deceased was male or female as the body had fully decomposed, leaving only the bones. A piece of rope was also found hanging on a tree branch about 4m away, according to the report.

Read the full story in Monday's edition of The Straits Times.
 

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Jul 4, 2011
5-year-old boy found dead in flat
He was home alone with brother, 7, and 'had marks on wrists'
By Tham Yuen-C

A FIVE-year-old boy, left at home with his seven-year-old brother, was found dead by his aunt in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Cleaner Sapiah Binti Awang, 47, is believed to have just returned from work at 2am on Sunday when she found her nephew Muhamad Irfan lying motionless on a mattress in the living room of her flat. The police are investigating the case as unnatural death.

Read the full story in Monday's edition of The Straits Times.
 

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Jul 4, 2011
No evidence drowned woman was abused
By Khushwant Singh

Ms Tan Pei Lee, 25, took her own life as she was unhappy at work and did not want to burden her army officer husband. She was found drowned in Lower Seletar Reservoir on the morning of Aug 17 last year by a passer-by. -- ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN

THE family of administrative assistant Tan Pei Lee voiced suspicions she killed herself because of emotional abuse from her husband but a coroner inquiry on Monday found this to be groundless. State coroner Victor Yeo said there was no evidence of any spousal abuse and advised the next-of-kin that the purpose of a coroner inquiry was 'fact-finding and not fault-finding'.

The court's findings indicate Ms Tan, 25, took her own life as she was unhappy at work and did not want to burden her army officer husband. She was found drowned in Lower Seletar Reservoir on the morning of Aug 17 last year by a passer-by.

Investigations then revealed that Ms Tan, who cannot swim, had been married for about 11/2 years. She had walked out on her own family in 2008 as they did not approve of her boyfriend. She later married him without their knowledge.

Her husband last saw her alive at 11.45pm on Aug 15. She had complained about her job at an arts school and that her employer was unhappy with her performance. He woke up at 5.50am the next day to find her missing.

On the screen of a laptop in the bedroom, she left a message telling him that she should not be in this world to make him angry any longer. She also apologised for making his life miserable in a text message to his cell phone at 5.30am. She had added that by the time he read the message, she would be gone for good.

Police found no injuries on her and do not suspect foul play. There was also no indication of marital problems.
 

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Jul 4, 2011
Body retrieved from sea near Vivocity
By Tan Herng Yih

A body was retrieved from the sea near Vivocity at about 4pm on Sunday. -- PHOTO: STOMP

A body was retrieved from the sea near Vivocity at about 4pm on Sunday.

The police received a call at 3.20pm about a body floating off Harbourfront walk. It is believed to belong to a Malay man in his late 30s.

According to netizen Amelia on citizen journalism website Stomp, the police coast guard fished the body out of the sea and brought it to shore.

She added that it 'was all wrapped up'.

The man was pronounced dead at 4.20pm by the police.

The case is classified under unnatural death. Police investigations are ongoing.
 

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Jul 13, 2011
Body found in Serangoon Reservoir
By Tham Yuen-C

A body was fished out of Serangoon Reservoir on Tuesday, the seventh body discovered around Singapore in seven weeks. -- PHOTO: PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD

A BODY was fished out of Serangoon Reservoir on Tuesday, the seventh body discovered around Singapore in seven weeks.

It was spotted floating near Block 122 Sengkang East Way at about 2.45pm by a PUB reservoir cleaning contractor, who was making his rounds. The Straits Times understands it was only slightly decomposed.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force was called to retrieve it. Identification documents found on the dead man indicate he was Chinese and in his 50s. Police were in the midst of contacting his family yesterday, and have classified it as an unnatural death.

The PUB said in a statement that Serangoon reservoir is currently undergoing desalting and the water is not being used for water supply.

The spate of grisly finds started on June 20, when the lower half of a body was found in Bedok Reservoir. DNA tests have confirmed it to be that of missing Chinese national Lin Xiao, 23. Since then, five more bodies have been found either in water or buried in forested areas.

Read the full story on Wednesday's edition of The Straits Times.

ANOTHER DEAD #7 BODY FOUND WITHIN 7 WEEKS
 

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our water must be tastier with all the dead decomposed bodies discovered. a total of 7 carcasses found in 7 weeks!
 

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a case of lesbo murder? use n discard??

Jul 13, 2011
Clementi Woods Park body belonged to property agent
By Danson Cheong

Ms Ng, 36, is suspected to have been murdered. -- ST PHOTO: THE NEW PAPER

POLICE have confirmed the badly decomposed body found at Clementi Woods Park on July 5 is that of property agent Celine Ng Swee Peng.

Ms Ng, 36, is suspected to have been murdered.

Earlier in May this year, she was reported missing.

Due to the severe state of decomposition, identification of the body was difficult, said the police in a statement.

However, after investigations a 36-year-old female Singaporean was arrested on Monday night in connection with the case.

Director of the Criminal Investigation Department, senior assistant commissioner of police Hoong Wee Teck commended his officers for their doggedness, saying: 'The case posed challenges due to the advanced state of decomposition. I am glad that the officers were able to solve the case successfully.'
 
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