No criminal element found in home of missing couple, Suhakam inquiry hears


KUALA LUMPUR: The police did not discover any criminal element in the residence of Pastor Joshua Hilmy and his wife Ruth Hilmy, the Human Right Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) inquiry heard.

Dept Supt Supari Muhammad, who went to their residence after a police report was lodged in March 2017, said that he did not discover anything suspicious at their Petaling Jaya residence.

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