Driver gets 12 years' jail for raping schoolgirl - Guess the race?

A DRIVER who raped a schoolgirl at the back of his lorry after plying her with drinks was yesterday sentenced to 12 years' jail and 12 strokes of the cane.

Hang Tuah Jumaat, 41, was convicted of rape in August after a six-day trial.

His defence was that he was not at the scene of the crime at the time. But the witnesses he called on to testify for him - his son and a neighbour - were not able to corroborate his account.

The 13-year-old was the former girlfriend of Hang Tuah's accomplice, a 17-year-old who was sentenced to reformative training last December for rape.

As the court has ordered that she not be identified, the accomplice is also not being named.

On April 21, 2010, Hang Tuah drove his accomplice and the girl in a lorry to a road near Kranji Camp.

They started drinking vodka and orange juice.

The accomplice, who testified during Hang Tuah's trial as a prosecution witness, said the girl was tipsy, but the older man plied her with more drinks.

He said he fell asleep, and when he woke up, he saw Hang Tuah lying on the struggling girl.

He added that Hang Tuah had told him to also have sex with her, and he complied.

Hang Tuah then drove to Boon Lay, gave the girl $5 and told her to sleep in the lorry. When she woke up the next morning, she left for school.

She revealed what had happened after she was questioned by the school's discipline master and counsellor.

Yesterday, Deputy Public Prosecutor Adrian Loo pointed to the age gap between Hang Tuah and the girl - he was almost three times her age - and how he had exploited her relationship with the accomplice to invite her to a drinking session as aggravating factors.

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HTOLAS said:

The rapist IS a disgrace to the great name of Hang Tuah, but not in the way the threadstarter thought. Sad.

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http://www.yellowbamboohk.com/yellowbamboo/origins of hang tuah by john chow.html

Origins of Hang Tuah ( and Hang Jebat Hang Lekiu etc)

By John Chow

This is what I heard:-

Findings of the team of scientists, archaeologist, historian and other technical staff from the United State, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Yemen & Russia

The graves of Hang Tuah, Hang Jebat, Hang Lekiu and their close friends have been found and their skeletons had been analysed. Their DNA had been analysed and it is found that Hang Tuah, Hang Jebat, Hang Lekiu etc. are not Malay, but Chinese (Islamic Chinese, just like the famous Admiral Cheng Ho). Malacca was a protectorate of China at that time, and the Emperor of China sent the Sultan of Malacca “yellow gifts’ as a token of his sovereignty. The 5 warrior brothers were believed to be sent to help protect Malacca and its Sultan from Siam (Thailand).

The Sultans of Malacca was directly descended from the Parameswara from Indonesia who fled to Tamasek (Singapore) and then to Malacca. The Malaccan Sulatanate family eventually spread and became the Sultanate of the other Malay states of Perak and Johor. Therefore, the Sultanate royal court and the aristocrats of the Malay sultanates are actually foreigners from Sumatra and Java. Hang Tuah and his friends were the protectors of the Indonesian aristocratic Parameswara family who came to Malaya around 1400 AD and claimed sovereignty of the land.



For confirmation please refer to:-

The Federal Association of Arc & Research of Michigan, USA





John Chow’s notes:-

“Hang” is an unusual surname or name for a Malay. It sounds like s corruption of a Chinese surname.

In fact, Chinese names start with the surname first, and given names last. Malay names start with the given names first, and the father’s name last (as in Ahmad bin Yusuf which means “Ahmad, the son of Yusuf”). There is no surname in traditional Malay! There is no surname to carry forward to the next generation.

We also need to examine the genealogy. We know that Hang Tuah’s father was Hang Mamat. Here, we do not see a Malay name transmission. We see a name being carried forward. It is also noted that the placement of the name that is carried forward is in front. This indicates that the surname is “Hang”. It is the transmission of Chinese names.

We also know that Hang Tuah’s son is Hang Nadim. Again, the name “Hang” is carried forward, and yet again, auspiciously in front, as a Chinese name would be, with the surname in front. There is no indication of a Malay naming convention.

Note that Hang Nadim is also known as Si Awang (Malays would colloquially refer to others as “Si”. “A” or “Ah” is a common prefix for referring to others in Chinese. Thus, a person with surname Wang/Huang would be referred to as “Si Ah Wang” in Malaysia - Mr. Ah Huang) by the Malays.

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saratogas said:

So the $5 is for paid service or tips... Crazy youths!

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Kinana said:

DNA research have shown that Hang Tuah was a Chinese.
Thats why Hang Tuah had been dropped from all Malaysian text books since a few years ago. There will be no more Hang tuah movies and stories in the media from now on.

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Kinana said:

DNA research have shown that Hang Tuah was a Chinese.
Thats why Hang Tuah had been dropped from all Malaysian text books since a few years ago. There will be no more Hang tuah movies and stories in the media from now on.

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Leongsam said:

Yeah if everyone was as smart as you, this forum would be the best in the whole wide world.

Kinana said:

Too late Sam leong, you should have taken action a long time ago.
People post rubbish and not interested in honest intellectual discussion here anymore. The forum already screwed upside down.

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Leongsam said:

Hang Tuah is a legendary Malay warrior you twit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_Tuah

It's morons like you that bring disrepute to this wonderful forum.

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Leongsam said:

All Malays were originally Chinese. DNA traces them back to the Yunnan province.

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Leongsam said:

The thread starter is an ignorant fool.

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BuiKia said:

No wonder Ah Sam say you're smart!

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denzuko1 said:

Actually, it was found later on to be a Chinese and suspected that he was sent to Melaka to protect the Chinese "princess" who was married to the Melaka Sultan at the time.

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