Audrey Fang’s body was found with over 30 stab wounds. Singaporean national Mitchell Ong is currently the prime suspect in the case.
: DNA from two men has been discovered on the clothing of Singaporean Audrey Fang, who was brutally murdered in Spain.Forensic analysis conducted at a Madrid laboratory detected male DNA on Fang’s underwear and thigh, Channel News Asia reported.The report clarified that “no traces of semen were detected” in any of the samples. However, small quantities of male DNA were identified on swabs taken from her thigh and various parts of her underwear.
Defence lawyer María Jesús Ruiz de Castañeda stated that the forensic findings introduce the possibility of additional individuals being involved in Fang’s death. Authorities arrested Ong six days later after surveillance footage showed him picking up Fang from her hotel in a car believed to be his.CCTV footage captured Ong leaving his hotel around 5.45pm on April 9, dressed in a hoodie and black pants. Prosecutors allege he drove Fang to a parking lot in Abanilla at approximately 11pm, leaving alone at 11.45pm.Ong has remained silent since his arrest and is currently in custody due to the severity of the allegations.
He also noted several aggravating factors, including the victim’s unexpected trip to Spain. He pointed out that her family was unaware of the reason for her visit and suggested she had traveled at Ong’s request.
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