Emotions Told, Men In Malaysia Aniaya And Their Bibi's Cap 4 Days To Death

Illustration of the crime scene, aka TKP. (Pixabay)

JAKARTA - The body of a woman found in a house in Taman Puteri Lindungan Bintang, Perak, Malaysia is suspected of being the victim of the murder of her 21-year-old nephew.

His nephew allegedly hit his 54-year-old aunt repeatedly and held four days of confinement at the scene.

"The suspect allegedly hit the victim several times, causing him to fall down the stairs. He then locked him in a room for four days," said DCP Chief of Police Zulkafli Sariaat, Monday, November 11, quoted from Bernama.

Based on the interrogation carried out by the police, the suspect's motive for committing murder was to get angry and lose patience because the victim likes to rule.

Zulkafli explained that the body was found after witnesses and siblings were worried that they would not see the victim for several days.

When the witness went to the victim's house to smell a foul smell, which led to the discovery of the victim's body.

Yesterday, the head of the Ipoh District Police, Zainal Abidin Abang Ahmad, confirmed the suspect's detention.

For his actions, the suspect is suspected of Article 302 of the Malaysian Criminal Code regarding murder.