PUTRAJAYA, Dec 11 — The Federal Court today upheld the 40-year prison sentence imposed on a married couple convicted of murdering their 22-year-old daughter in 2016. A...
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The other two judges are Federal Court judges Datuk Abu Bakar Jais and Datuk Abdul Karim Abdul Jalil, Anuar, 57, and Murni, 42, were found guilty by the High Court in 2021 of murdering Siti Hajar Anuar at a house in Taman Semarak, Binjai Chukai, Kemaman, Terengganu, at 10.45 pm on April 26, 2016. They were sentenced to death.
The prosecution filed an appeal but it was struck out on Jan 10, 2022, as they could not serve the notice of appeal to them. A forensic expert who examined the body confirmed that Siti Hajar died due to bacterial infection in the lungs and anus caused by abuse, starvation and neglect. She also had 36 human bite marks on her back, both hands and feet and on her genital area.
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