Lelaki ditemukan maut tinggalkan nota berkait dakwaan ‘love scam’
Ketua Polis Kuala Lumpur Fadil Marsus berkata nota itu mendakwa kerugian dan hutang sehingga RM260,000.
A Malaysian man found deceased in a residential building in Desa ParkCity, Kepong, is believed to have left behind notes indicating financial problems and marital issues following an alleged "love scam," according to Deputy Police Chief Fadil Marsus. The notes claim the deceased man incurred losses and debts amounting to RM260,000 due to his wife's relationship with an individual accused of being a "love scammer."
The wife is reportedly still trying to contact the scammer, and the suspects feel the act has disappeared, causing shame on their children. The deceased man was found dead after allegedly falling from the residential building, while his wife and two children were found deceased inside a unit at the same location. In developments, autopsy of the nine-year-old daughter of the couple was completed earlier today, finding injuries on her neck.
The autopsy of the wife is scheduled for today, while the man's autopsy is set for tomorrow. During the investigation, police discovered a knife and a pair of gloves believed to be connected to the incident, all found in a bag in the main bedroom unit of the accused residence. The police are still investigating to determine the exact circumstances that led to the deaths of the four individuals.
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- Lelaki, wanita ditemukan maut dalam kereta di Semenyih freemalaysiatoday.com
