More evidence found within Banting 'killing field'Tuesday, September 28th, 2010 KUALA LUMPUR: Police today confirmed they have found more new evidence within the ‘killing field’ of beauty products millionaire, Datuk Sosilawati Lawiya and her three associates at the Ladang Gadong poultry farm in Tanjung Sepat, near Banting.
Federal CID chief Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Zinin, said besides the two graves and bone fragments discovered within the compound previously, there have been many new evidence and leads which could be linked to the quadruple murders; the missing Sungai Petani contractor and businessman, 37-year-old Shafik Abdullah and his unidentified friend, as well as missing Indian millionaire A. Muthuraja.
“All of the cases are being investigated Under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder and also missing persons.
"We will be visiting some other places that we believe are connected to the said cases. This will be based on the evidence and leads that we've gathered from the investigation,” said Mohd Bakri after attending the Hari Raya open house at Kuala Lumpur police contingent headquarters today.
He, however, declined to elaborate on the new discoveries. He only said police are on the right track, and that investigation is showing positive progress based on statements from witnesses as well as evidence collected from many of the suspected crime spots around the area.
“The investigation paper was given back to us after the Attorney-General wanted us to further update and 'tighten' the investigation,” he said.
Mohd Bakri said the outcome of the investigation paper will be discussed with the A-G in the next two to three days before submitting to the prosecution.
On the DNA results, Mohd Bakri said they are still waiting for the report on the analysis. Although the process may be complicated, police would not pressure the pathologist and the chemistry lab.
“We will not pressure them to hurry their analysis of the bone fragments as this has to be conducted properly and carefully. There is no rush and we have to give them time,” he said
Federal CID chief Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Zinin, said besides the two graves and bone fragments discovered within the compound previously, there have been many new evidence and leads which could be linked to the quadruple murders; the missing Sungai Petani contractor and businessman, 37-year-old Shafik Abdullah and his unidentified friend, as well as missing Indian millionaire A. Muthuraja.
“All of the cases are being investigated Under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder and also missing persons.
"We will be visiting some other places that we believe are connected to the said cases. This will be based on the evidence and leads that we've gathered from the investigation,” said Mohd Bakri after attending the Hari Raya open house at Kuala Lumpur police contingent headquarters today.
He, however, declined to elaborate on the new discoveries. He only said police are on the right track, and that investigation is showing positive progress based on statements from witnesses as well as evidence collected from many of the suspected crime spots around the area.
“The investigation paper was given back to us after the Attorney-General wanted us to further update and 'tighten' the investigation,” he said.
Mohd Bakri said the outcome of the investigation paper will be discussed with the A-G in the next two to three days before submitting to the prosecution.
On the DNA results, Mohd Bakri said they are still waiting for the report on the analysis. Although the process may be complicated, police would not pressure the pathologist and the chemistry lab.
“We will not pressure them to hurry their analysis of the bone fragments as this has to be conducted properly and carefully. There is no rush and we have to give them time,” he said
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