Anger is believed to be the motive that drove a murder suspect to kill two family members to the point of dismembering their body parts which were found near the bushes in Kampung Ladang, Krubong here on October 10.
Melaka deputy police chief Datuk Shahrul Laili Masduki said preliminary investigations revealed that issues raised by the female victim who was the suspect’s wife had angered him.
He said the suspect had been remanded for seven more days until October 25, adding that the investigation paper into the case was now 98 per cent complete and would soon be submitted to the Deputy Public Prosecutor for further action.
Shahrul Laili added that the police were also likely to call the suspect’s family in Singapore to assist in further investigations.
He said they were also awaiting results of the suspect’s urine test and the two deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test results of the two victims before their identities could be confirmed.
Melaka Police Chief Datuk Mat Kasim Karim, was reported to have said that the suspect was detained by the Singaporean authorities on October 11.
He was later handed over to Malaysian police to assist in the investigations.
Earlier reports:
Oct 14, Victims’ Heads Retrieved from Attic of Their House
Oct 11, Singaporean Arrested After Body Parts Found Scattered Along Melaka Road
Oct 11, Grisly Discovery of Eight Human Body Parts