Missing Aussie woman’s family to push for inquest if there is foul play


GEORGE TOWN: The family of missing Australian Annapuranee Jenkins (pic), whose bone fragments were found in a bush near the Penang Turf Club, will push for an inquest if there are elements of foul play in the case.

One of their lawyers, S. Raveentharan, said they were waiting for the post-mortem report before deciding on the next course of action.“Once the police investigation is completed, and if there is any suspicion of foul play or wrongdoing involved, we will push for an inquest to get to the bottom of the matter.“For now, we will leave it to the police to complete the investigation, ” he told reporters yesterday.

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