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Cops seek kin of believed murder victim found in Teluk Intan

Cause of death found to be multiple blunt injuries, say police of unidentified female body

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IPOH – Police are currently tracing the kin of an unidentified female corpse found dumped on the banks of Sg Kinta near Jeti Matang Pelanduk, Teluk Intan, believed to be a victim of murder.

Perak Tengah district police chief Hafezul Helmi Hamzah said that police received information at around 10.30pm on January 24 regarding the discovery of the body of the unidentified woman.

“The identity and race of the naked body found have not been determined, and the body was in a decomposed state.

“The woman is estimated to be between 30 and 40-years-old, with a slim build, a mole on the left eyelid, pierced earlobes on both ears, several missing molars, and a height of at least 135cm,” he said in a statement yesterday.

Hafezul Helmi said the post-mortem conducted at Teluk Intan Hospital found the cause of death to be due to multiple blunt injuries to the victim’s body.

The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code.

Members of the public with information on the case or missing persons can contact investigating officer Hamzanni Adul Ghani at 019-573-2880. – February 6, 2024

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