Crime & Safety news in Tanjung Sepat Selangor
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Appeal dismissed: Death sentence upheld for disabled man who killed family of four in Tanjung Sepat
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya has upheld the death sentence for Kang Chang Heng, 47, who was found guilty of murdering a family of four, including two children, in a fire in Tanjung Sepat, Selangor in 2017. The three-judge panel dismissed his appeal against the conviction and sentence handed down by the Shah Alam High Court.
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Appeals court upholds death sentence in 2017 Tanjung Sepat fire murders
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya upheld the death sentence of Kang Chang Heng for murdering four members of his girlfriend's family in a fire at their home in Tanjung Sepat, Selangor, in 2017. The court also upheld a nine-year jail sentence for causing injury to an 11-year-old survivor.
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Appeal dismissed: Deaf-mute man to hang for killing four in Tanjung Sepat fire
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has upheld the death sentence for Kang Chang Heng, 47, convicted of murdering four family members in a fire at Tanjung Sepat, Selangor in 2017. The three-judge panel unanimously rejected his appeal, calling the killings serious and cruel.
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Court of Appeal upholds death sentence for deaf-mute man in 2017 quadruple murder
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya has upheld the death sentence for Kang Cheng Heng, a deaf-mute man convicted of murdering his girlfriend's parents and two nephews in Tanjung Sepat in 2017. The court dismissed his appeal, stating the severity of the crime warranted the death penalty. Kang was also sentenced to nine years for injuring a surviving nephew.