Hoping for the truth: unsolved murder mysteries in Malaysia


A poster with Nurin’s picture and details hangting on the fence at the entrance to her school, SK Desa Setapak, after she went missing Aug 20, 2007.

WHILE intriguing, unsolved crimes can be painful for the families and friends of the victims.

Unfortunately, despite the dedication and hard work of the police, some crimes simply have no satisfactory explanations or resolutions, giving loved ones no closure.

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