Man who stabbed daughter near Marsiling Lane bus stop pleads guilty to attempted murder


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A 65-year-old Malaysian widower who was fleeing the scene after stabbing his eldest daughter repeatedly near a bus stop at Marsiling Lane returned to attack her a second time when he realised she was still alive.

Lorry driver Shoo Ah San stabbed 42-year-old Shoo Suet Lian 17 times in total - in the chest, abdomen, back, shoulder and arm.

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