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SPG Architect killed by Coolie Genes Sinkie in Spain

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BETTER STAY FAR FAR AWAY FROM LOW SES SIAOLANG SINKIES! SHE WOULD HAVE LIVE AND ENJOY LIFE IF SHE GO SPAIN TO MEET AMDK!



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A Singaporean man has been remanded after appearing in court in Spain on April 19 in connection with the death of Singaporean architect Audrey Fang, who had gone missing last week while on holiday and was found with multiple stab wounds.

The 43-year-old suspect, who has not been named, as is custom in Spain, appeared in a court in Murcia in south-eastern Spain.

He was photographed being led by two Spanish Civil Guard officers into court, in handcuffs.

Ms Fang’s body was found with signs of an assault with a “bladed weapon”, the Spanish Civil Guard told The Straits Times.

Ms Fang, 39, was reportedly stabbed more than 30 times.

The court magistrate on April 19 said that her body can be returned to her family for repatriation to Singapore. An autopsy was completed by forensic scientists, but the results have not been made public.

Her body was found on April 10 at a lorry park in Abanilla, a municipality in the Murcia region, around 150km away – or about two hours’ drive – from her hotel in Xabia, also in south-eastern Spain, where she was seen alive on April 9 at 8.45pm on closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.

The Civil Guard, which is one of Spain’s two national police forces, said on April 19: “Police collected information and images from CCTV cameras at the hotel, and found out that she was picked up by a vehicle when she left the hotel the day before her death.”

The footage was too dark to avail precise information about the car, but the police managed to identify the make and model of the vehicle by analysing its size and design details.

By tracing the car’s route, the police were able to determine that it had started its journey at a carpark near a hotel in Alicante, a city in south-eastern Spain. “From there the car travelled to the hotel in Xabia and later to the town of Abanilla,” the Civil Guard said.

“Once this was established, a surveillance operation was set up, which culminated in the arrest of the suspect in his hotel room in Alicante on April 16. Murder squad detectives arrested a 43-year-old man from Singapore.”

The suspect was later handed over to the police in Murcia.

A spokeswoman for the Civil Guard also told ST: “As part of the investigation, he was traced via a car which he was renting.”

She added: “We know that the suspect may have known Ms Fang, and they may have been in a romantic relationship.

“We are still investigating the motive for this killing. There are various possible motives, which could be economic or a case of domestic violence.”

In a post on social media platform X, police said CCTV showed Ms Fang was picked up by a vehicle when she left her hotel the day before her death. Video provided by the Spanish Civil Guard.

In Spain, formal charges in criminal cases are placed only much later, once a magistrate has carried out an investigation. A trial could then take place up to a year later. In this case, the magistrate has imposed a secrecy order on the investigation, which is normal in Spain.

Ms Fang’s family identified her body at a morgue in Murcia on April 18. Local media published photographs of relatives crying outside the morgue.

Her brother, cousin and a family friend had travelled to Spain earlier to trace her whereabouts.
 
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If she stay IN SG, she will be safe and sound
RIP. CONDOLENCES to her family
 
Coolie Genes dun age well, look like 50+ with botak kicking in
 
ji pai ho sey liao but no death penalty in Spain so best murder her in Spain, have to get caught in Spain and serve the sentence before coming back and walk freely in SG.....
 
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BETTER STAY FAR FAR AWAY FROM LOW SES SIAOLANG SINKIES! SHE WOULD HAVE LIVE AND ENJOY LIFE IF SHE GO SPAIN TO MEET AMDK!



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A Singaporean man has been remanded after appearing in court in Spain on April 19 in connection with the death of Singaporean architect Audrey Fang, who had gone missing last week while on holiday and was found with multiple stab wounds.

The 43-year-old suspect, who has not been named, as is custom in Spain, appeared in a court in Murcia in south-eastern Spain.

He was photographed being led by two Spanish Civil Guard officers into court, in handcuffs.

Ms Fang’s body was found with signs of an assault with a “bladed weapon”, the Spanish Civil Guard told The Straits Times.

Ms Fang, 39, was reportedly stabbed more than 30 times.

The court magistrate on April 19 said that her body can be returned to her family for repatriation to Singapore. An autopsy was completed by forensic scientists, but the results have not been made public.

Her body was found on April 10 at a lorry park in Abanilla, a municipality in the Murcia region, around 150km away – or about two hours’ drive – from her hotel in Xabia, also in south-eastern Spain, where she was seen alive on April 9 at 8.45pm on closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.

The Civil Guard, which is one of Spain’s two national police forces, said on April 19: “Police collected information and images from CCTV cameras at the hotel, and found out that she was picked up by a vehicle when she left the hotel the day before her death.”

The footage was too dark to avail precise information about the car, but the police managed to identify the make and model of the vehicle by analysing its size and design details.

By tracing the car’s route, the police were able to determine that it had started its journey at a carpark near a hotel in Alicante, a city in south-eastern Spain. “From there the car travelled to the hotel in Xabia and later to the town of Abanilla,” the Civil Guard said.

“Once this was established, a surveillance operation was set up, which culminated in the arrest of the suspect in his hotel room in Alicante on April 16. Murder squad detectives arrested a 43-year-old man from Singapore.”

The suspect was later handed over to the police in Murcia.

A spokeswoman for the Civil Guard also told ST: “As part of the investigation, he was traced via a car which he was renting.”

She added: “We know that the suspect may have known Ms Fang, and they may have been in a romantic relationship.

“We are still investigating the motive for this killing. There are various possible motives, which could be economic or a case of domestic violence.”

In a post on social media platform X, police said CCTV showed Ms Fang was picked up by a vehicle when she left her hotel the day before her death. Video provided by the Spanish Civil Guard.

In Spain, formal charges in criminal cases are placed only much later, once a magistrate has carried out an investigation. A trial could then take place up to a year later. In this case, the magistrate has imposed a secrecy order on the investigation, which is normal in Spain.

Ms Fang’s family identified her body at a morgue in Murcia on April 18. Local media published photographs of relatives crying outside the morgue.

Her brother, cousin and a family friend had travelled to Spain earlier to trace her whereabouts.

Looks like a Caucasian.
 
Maybe she played hard to get. When guy is horny, almost impossible to stop the locomotive on its tracks.
 

Murder in Spain: Audrey Fang’s suspected killer identified as S’porean Mitchell Ong​

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Singaporean Mitchell Ong (left) is said to have been known to Ms Audrey Fang, who was found dead in Spain with multiple stab wounds. PHOTOS: EPA-EFE
Samuel Devaraj and Chin Hui Shan
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APR 20, 2024, 06:57 PM

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SINGAPORE – The man who appeared in court in connection with the death of Singaporean architect Audrey Fang in Spain has been identified as one Mitchell Ong.
The 43-year-old suspect is said to have been known to Ms Fang, who told a former colleague about Ong a few years ago, Spanish media outlet La Verdad reported on April 20.
Ms Fang, 39, went missing while on holiday in Xabia, in south-eastern Spain. She was seen alive on April 9 at 8.45pm (2.45am Singapore time, April 10) on closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.

The Civil Guard, which is one of Spain’s two national police forces, said information and images from CCTV cameras at the hotel showed that she was picked up by a vehicle when she left the hotel.
Her body was found the next day at a lorry park around 150km away, or about two hours’ drive from her hotel. She was reportedly stabbed more than 30 times.
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Ms Audrey Fang’s body was found at a lorry park around 150km away, or about two hours’ drive from her hotel. PHOTO: FANG DIROU/FACEBOOK
The suspect was arrested in his hotel room on April 16 in Alicante, which is about 80km away from the area where Ms Fang’s hotel is located.


The suspect was on April 19 escorted to a court in Murcia, in south-eastern Spain. He was not named then, as is the custom in Spain.

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He was photographed in handcuffs, being led by two Spanish Civil Guard officers. In the photo he appeared to be a tall man.

According to media reports, Ong is described as being muscular, with a taste for expensive clothes. He allegedly often stayed in luxury hotels and rented high-end cars.
A spokeswoman for the Civil Guard had earlier told The Straits Times that the suspect may have been in a romantic relationship with Ms Fang.

“We are still investigating the motive for this killing. There are various possible motives, which could be economic or a case of domestic violence.”

Ms Fang had travelled alone to Xabia on April 4. It was not her first solo trip.
She told her family that she might be meeting a friend in Spain, but did not disclose the person’s identity.
Hotel staff alerted the authorities on April 9 when they discovered her belongings in her room. She had not returned to the hotel.
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Ms Audrey Fang was reportedly last seen on Hotel Ritual de Terra’s closed-circuit television on April 9, at 8.45pm Spanish time (2.45am Singapore time, April 10). PHOTO: EPA-EFE
Ms Fang’s family filed a report on April 11 with Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs after she became uncontactable from April 10.
She was supposed to return on April 12, flying home from Barcelona. Her brother made a police report that day when she did not show up at Changi Airport, where he had gone to pick her up.
Ms Fang, who was single, lived with her father and younger brother. She was due to start a new job in May after a trip to Japan with her aunt and cousin at the end of April.
When she went missing, her family searched for clues on social media platforms and contacted a friend of hers, reported La Verdad.

The suspect had indicated he was in Alicante on April 4. His social media account shows he is 1.88m tall and a gym enthusiast.
Ms Fang’s family identified her body at a morgue in Murcia on April 18.
The court magistrate on April 19 said that her body can be returned to her family for repatriation to Singapore.
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ji pai ho sey liao but no death penalty in Spain so best murder her in Spain, have to get caught in Spain and serve the sentence before coming back and walk freely in SG.....

Will you be giving him the yellow ribbon?
 
His face looks like it has been slammed into the side of a lorry previously
 
Will you be giving him the yellow ribbon?
Give him ji ki lan ok I am waiting for EP4 on his channel lol...... oppsss..... will there be a EP4 on this loser's channel haaaaaaaa............. PCB got that kind of fucking kiam pa face.........
 
Very curious to know his motivation. He even went to meet the victim with a knife.
 
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