C shaped wound on her face and injuries to upper body (BREASTS?), 2 important areas that define a woman's beauty or assets.
Could it be a revenge attack by a spurned lover OR a hired assailant by a jealous ex GF who lost her BF to her?
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Woman stabbed in Yishun
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C shaped wound on her face and injuries to upper body (BREASTS?), 2 important areas that define a woman's beauty or assets.
Could it be a revenge attack by a spurned lover OR a hired assailant by a jealous ex GF who lost her BF to her?
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Sauron
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Could this be the attacker?
Oct 13, 2010
Could this be the attacker?
By Mavis Toh
An updated photo-fit of the suspect. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
CLOSE to nine months after two women were slashed four days apart in Yishun, the mystery attacker remains at large. On Tuesday, police released an updated and clearer photofit of the suspect, appealing for information on the wanted man. In February, a photofit of the suspect, put together by both victims, was also released to the public. Then, the photo showed a man with longer hair and smaller eyes.
In the new photo, the suspect sports a short crop and strong features. The Straits Times understands that this picture was put together by only one victim - a 23-year-old female jogger. The healthcare worker was attacked on Feb 2 while jogging at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 9, opposite ITE Yishun. Four days before her, another was stabbed at Block 172, Yishun Avenue 7.
Oct 13, 2010
Could this be the attacker?
By Mavis Toh
An updated photo-fit of the suspect. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
CLOSE to nine months after two women were slashed four days apart in Yishun, the mystery attacker remains at large. On Tuesday, police released an updated and clearer photofit of the suspect, appealing for information on the wanted man. In February, a photofit of the suspect, put together by both victims, was also released to the public. Then, the photo showed a man with longer hair and smaller eyes.
In the new photo, the suspect sports a short crop and strong features. The Straits Times understands that this picture was put together by only one victim - a 23-year-old female jogger. The healthcare worker was attacked on Feb 2 while jogging at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 9, opposite ITE Yishun. Four days before her, another was stabbed at Block 172, Yishun Avenue 7.
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General Veers
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Murder suspect arrested
Oct 15, 2010
WOODLANDS DRIVE MURDER
Murder suspect arrested
By Teh Joo Lin
Police have caught a 20-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of a woman in Woodlands Drive on Sept 22. -- PHOTOS: WANBAO, ZAOBAO
WITHIN three weeks, police have caught a 20-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of a woman in Woodlands Drive on Sept 22, following the release of a revised photofit of the suspect earlier this week. Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department's special section tracked down the male suspect and arrested him on Thursday. Police said on Friday that preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect is also believed to be involved in the attack of a woman jogger at Khatib Bongsu Park Connector on Feb 2.
The suspect will be charged in court on Saturday for murder, and faces the death penalty if he is convicted. CID Director, Senior Assistant Commissioner Ng Boon Gay commended the officers who worked round-the-clock to solve the case. In the Woodlands case, the body of Ms Hoe Hong Lin, 32, a clerk, was found with at least one stab wound, next to a basketball court beside Block 895C, Woodlands Drive 50, after celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with her husband, son and nephew in a playground about 200m away from their block.
She was believed to have been attacked on her way back after walking her nephew to her sister's flat at nearby Woodlands Drive 14. In the other case, a health-care worker was attacked on Feb 2 at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 6. During the struggle, she grabbed the knife, causing it to break at the handle. The blade was later recovered at the scene.
The victim suffered multiple wounds on her face and upper body, and a C-shaped open wound on her right cheek She was slashed just four days after another woman was knifed nearby, also in Yishun. Following the park attack, police released a photofit put together by the 23-year-old jogger, which showed a man with longer hair and smaller eyes. In a new clearer photo released on Tuesday, the suspect has a short crop and strong features.
Oct 15, 2010
WOODLANDS DRIVE MURDER
Murder suspect arrested
By Teh Joo Lin
Police have caught a 20-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of a woman in Woodlands Drive on Sept 22. -- PHOTOS: WANBAO, ZAOBAO
WITHIN three weeks, police have caught a 20-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of a woman in Woodlands Drive on Sept 22, following the release of a revised photofit of the suspect earlier this week. Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department's special section tracked down the male suspect and arrested him on Thursday. Police said on Friday that preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect is also believed to be involved in the attack of a woman jogger at Khatib Bongsu Park Connector on Feb 2.
The suspect will be charged in court on Saturday for murder, and faces the death penalty if he is convicted. CID Director, Senior Assistant Commissioner Ng Boon Gay commended the officers who worked round-the-clock to solve the case. In the Woodlands case, the body of Ms Hoe Hong Lin, 32, a clerk, was found with at least one stab wound, next to a basketball court beside Block 895C, Woodlands Drive 50, after celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with her husband, son and nephew in a playground about 200m away from their block.
She was believed to have been attacked on her way back after walking her nephew to her sister's flat at nearby Woodlands Drive 14. In the other case, a health-care worker was attacked on Feb 2 at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 6. During the struggle, she grabbed the knife, causing it to break at the handle. The blade was later recovered at the scene.
The victim suffered multiple wounds on her face and upper body, and a C-shaped open wound on her right cheek She was slashed just four days after another woman was knifed nearby, also in Yishun. Following the park attack, police released a photofit put together by the 23-year-old jogger, which showed a man with longer hair and smaller eyes. In a new clearer photo released on Tuesday, the suspect has a short crop and strong features.
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Cao Pi
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NSF arrested over murder
Oct 16, 2010
WOODLANDS DRIVE MURDER
NSF arrested over murder
By Mavis Toh
PHOTOS: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
A FULL-TIME national serviceman has been arrested in connection to a Woodlands murder that took place three weeks ago. The 20-year-old is also believed to be involved in the slashing of a female jogger in February. Police are also investigating to find out if he is involved in two other stabbing cases that took place in the northern part of Singapore between January and May.
Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department's special section tracked down the suspect and he was handed over to the police by the Singapore Armed Forces military command on Thursday evening. The suspect will be charged in court on Saturday for murder, and faces the death penalty if convicted.
In the Woodlands case, the body of Ms Hoe Hong Lin, 32, a clerk, was found with at least one stab wound, next to a basketball court beside Block 895C, Woodlands Drive 50, after celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with her husband, son and nephew in a playground about 200m away from their block.
She was believed to have been attacked on her way back after walking her nephew to her sister's flat at nearby Woodlands Drive 14. In the other case, a health-care worker was attacked on Feb 2 at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 6.
During the struggle, she grabbed the knife, causing it to break at the handle. The blade was later recovered at the scene. The victim suffered multiple wounds on her face and upper body, and a C-shaped open wound on her right cheek She was slashed just four days after another woman was knifed nearby, also in Yishun.
Oct 16, 2010
WOODLANDS DRIVE MURDER
NSF arrested over murder
By Mavis Toh
PHOTOS: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
A FULL-TIME national serviceman has been arrested in connection to a Woodlands murder that took place three weeks ago. The 20-year-old is also believed to be involved in the slashing of a female jogger in February. Police are also investigating to find out if he is involved in two other stabbing cases that took place in the northern part of Singapore between January and May.
Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department's special section tracked down the suspect and he was handed over to the police by the Singapore Armed Forces military command on Thursday evening. The suspect will be charged in court on Saturday for murder, and faces the death penalty if convicted.
In the Woodlands case, the body of Ms Hoe Hong Lin, 32, a clerk, was found with at least one stab wound, next to a basketball court beside Block 895C, Woodlands Drive 50, after celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with her husband, son and nephew in a playground about 200m away from their block.
She was believed to have been attacked on her way back after walking her nephew to her sister's flat at nearby Woodlands Drive 14. In the other case, a health-care worker was attacked on Feb 2 at the Khatib Bongsu park connector in Yishun Avenue 6.
During the struggle, she grabbed the knife, causing it to break at the handle. The blade was later recovered at the scene. The victim suffered multiple wounds on her face and upper body, and a C-shaped open wound on her right cheek She was slashed just four days after another woman was knifed nearby, also in Yishun.
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Cao Pi
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PHOTOS: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
PHOTOS: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
Police have caught a 20-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of a woman in Woodlands Drive on Sept 22.
-- PHOTOS: WANBAO, ZAOBAO
