Families with murdered relatives see no justice in killers going free


KUALA LUMPUR: For family members of murder victims, there will be no justice should the death penalty be abolished.

That is the sentiment of Erni Dekritawati Yuliana Buhari, Datuk Richard Morais and Wong Hie Huong who went through the anguish of losing their loved ones in a brutal way.

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