Murdered schoolgirl was well-liked, good student, says friend
BATU PAHAT, Oct 4 — A Form Four student found dead in a secondary school in Yong Peng yesterday was among the scho...
On October 4, a 16-year-old Form Four student was discovered dead inside the school hall of Yong Peng Secondary School. According to a classmate, the victim was one of the school's top academic achievers, predicted to secure straight As in the upcoming Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination. A classmate recounted how her absence during an extra class session initially raised no alarm, as it was presumed she was unwell.
A teacher inquired about her whereabouts, yet no one knew the reason for her absence. The classmate learned only later that she had not returned home. An alarmed teacher contacted students after dark, raising suspicions about a possible incident. The friend, upon learning of her friend's death, expressed shock, never anticipating such a tragedy.
The victim, remembered as highly motivated and involved in school activities, had been living with her grandmother following her mother's death from cancer years ago. Her father resided in Kuala Lumpur. The body of the deceased was found with injuries and bruises indicative of assault, alongside a broken flower pot near the scene. Police have classified the case as a murder.
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