5 men sought over Semenyih murder
SHAH ALAM: Police are hunting five men believed to be involved in the murder of a local man whose body was found buried in Semenyih, Kajang.
Selangor police are on the lookout for five men suspected of involvement in a recent murder, the victim's body discovered buried in Semenyih. Police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar revealed that 15 suspects have been arrested so far, several already charged, including two foreigners. The investigation commenced when the victim's wife reported him missing as she couldn't contact him for hours.
The five at-large men are known as Dedek, Jimmy Boy, Amen, Yeye, and Apak, aged between 35 and 48, believed to be currently in Selangor. The suspects are alleged to have ties to gangsterism, most with criminal and drug-related histories. The victim, reportedly a 42-year-old self-employed man, was abducted from Ampang Waterfront area around 4am on Sept 24 and later found murdered and buried in Semenyih on Sept 27.
Post-mortem examination indicated he died from multiple neck incisions after being tortured. Police recovered two shotguns, a Proton Wira, and a hoe likely used to bury the victim. Several arrested suspects have been charged in Ampang and Bangi courts. The victim, identified as Mulia, believed to be in his 30s, was reportedly taken away in a Honda.
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