Parole delayed for Malaysian killer of Aussie surgeon Victor Chang


MELBOURNE: A Malaysian who gunned down a renowned Sydney heart surgeon in a failed extortion attempt in Sydney in 1991 must remain in prison, pending outcome of a review into a decision to grant him parole.

Liew Chiew Seng, 69, who killed Dr Victor Chang in the incident, was last week granted parole by the State Parole Authority.

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