Investigation into Sabari Baharom’s Murder: Two Suspects Remanded for Further Investigation
Background to the Case
On September 4, retired Felcra officer Sabari Baharom went missing. His charred Proton Waja was later discovered in Belantik, Sik on September 20. The subsequent search for Sabari ended on October 3 after a three-day operation along a 13-kilometer stretch of the Sungai Padang Terap yielded no results.
Remand Order Issued for Two Suspects
On September 27, two suspects, a 38-year-old contractor and his 26-year-old nephew, were arrested in connection with the case. The remand order for the duo was issued by Magistrate Anis Suraya Ahmad at the Sungai Petani Court Complex. The remand order application was submitted by the Baling district police to facilitate further investigations under Section 302 of the Penal Code.
Pre-Remand Proceedings
Prior to the remand order, the two suspects were held in remand until yesterday to assist in the investigation into the discovery of Sabari’s charred Proton Waja. The heavily escorted lorry transporting the suspects was seen entering the Sungai Petani Court Complex at 9:48 am and leaving about an hour later.
The Case against the Suspects
Police confirmed that Sabari was thrown into Sungai Padang Terap, with his hands bound and mouth taped following the arrest of the two men on September 27. The investigation into the case is ongoing, with the suspects remanded for seven days to assist in the investigation.
Conclusion
The remand of the two suspects is a significant development in the investigation into Sabari’s murder. The police are committed to resolving this case as soon as possible, and the remand of the suspects will facilitate the ongoing investigation. The Malaysian public is eager to see justice served in this tragic case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the nature of the case?
A: The case involves the murder of retired Felcra officer Sabari Baharom, who went missing on September 4 and was later found dead with his car discovered burnt.
Q: Who are the suspects?
A: A 38-year-old contractor and his 26-year-old nephew, who were arrested on September 27.
Q: What is the current status of the investigation?
A: The investigation is ongoing, with the two suspects remanded for seven days to assist in the investigation.