Woman Found Stabbed to Death

10 August 2007
Kuching

Catherine Chong, a 32-year-old advertising consultant was found murdered near a karaoke lounge at 1:30am yesterday. It was believed that she was approaching her car when she was stabbed on her neck and upper chest.

A broken knife which is believed to be the murder weapon was found at the area. Police have detained three people, including a woman, for investigations.

The Star Online – Consultant stabbed to death
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Malaysia Crime Watch Site Statistics July 2007

9 August 2007

Rape, murder and child abuse cases dominate the news headlines for July 2007. A string of rape cum murder incidents suggests that the criminals have no intention of letting the victims expose their vicious deeds by silencing them permanently.

A woman had her throat slit from ear to ear after she was raped in her bedroom, a 22-year-old hairdresser found strangled and raped in her salon, a 9-year-old raped by 31-year-old stepfather, a teenager abducted from clinic and gang-raped by two men, and a university student was allegedly raped and strangled by three foreign security guards.

Child abuse victims include a 3-year-old who died of multiple injuries, another 3-year-old who was burnt and remains strewn apart, another 3-year-old girl murdered by her mother, another 11-month-old murdered and thrown into canal by housewife mother, another 6-month-old suffered a leg fracture under the care of an Indonesian maid, and a 17-month-old girl sustained head injuries and scalding.

The news that caused the most sensation was the case of a Singaporean man whose body was chopped into 11 pieces and stuffed into five plastic bags. The bags were sealed in a refrigerator located in a posh condominium in Mont Kiara. The new owner who bought the unit from a bank auction, made the shocking discovery after he decided to do some cleaning there. The victim’s wife has been remanded to assist in investigations and police believe her boyfriend was involved.

The murder trial of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu continues on, with the prosecution team suffering three setbacks so far. Inadmissible statements from the accused parties and substandard police reports complicate the case. The hearing continues.

July 2007 recorded a new high number of visitors, 49% more June 2007.

MCW Site Stats July 2007 - Visitors
July 2007 Visitors

MCW Site Stats July 2007 - Pageviews
July 2007 Pageviews

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Johor 1H07 Crime Rate Dropped 7.5%, Rape Cases Up 48%

8 August 2007
Johor Baru

Deputy state police chief Datuk Mohamad Mokhtar Mohamad Shariff said today that the general crime rate here has dropped by 7.54 per cent between January and June this year, but there was an increase in the number of reported rape cases. In the first half of this year, there were 15,646 cases reported, compared to 16,922 cases last year. The number of rape cases increased from 56 cases to 83.

Murders, snatch thefts and break-ins have decreased, but rape, extortions and gang fights increased. The solving rate achieved by the police have increased to 43.34 per cent from 40.83 per cent last year.

New Straits Times – Crime rate down but rape cases up
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