DNA profiling inconclusive


SHAH ALAM: The parang, found in the car that teenager Aminulrasyid Amzah drove in April, was rusted and without bloodstains, a forensic chemist told the Sessions Court.

Dr Seah Lay Hong yesterday said the parang probably had not been used for some time,

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