GEORGE TOWN: A 17-year-old boy kept a dark family secret all to himself for the past three years. Back in 2006 when he was only 14, his father took him along to bury his younger sister, then 7, at a field near the Sunshine Farlim Hypermarket here.
Yesterday, the teenager led a police team to the open field about 1pm to recover human bone fragments and a skull, believed to be that of his sister.
State Criminal Investigation Department chief Wan Abdullah Tuanku Said said police received a tip-off earlier yesterday that in March 2006, the father had hit his daughter, after which no one ever saw the girl.
"Following investigations, we got hold of the teenager.
"During interrogation, the teenager told us he was with his father on the day the girl was buried," he said.
Wan Abdullah said the teenager then led police to the site where his sister was buried.
He said the forensic team was summoned to the site next to a Tenaga Nasional substation. Also present was state forensic pathologist Datuk Dr Bhupinder Singh.
Police found the bone fragments and a skull buried about one metre deep.
Wan Abdullah said there was a crack in the skull.
He said a 40-year-old man has been detained to assist investigations into the case, as well as another where he is suspected of physically and sexually abusing another daughter, aged 12.
The man is believed to have three wives and 10 children.
Shocking news by NSTOnline..
Yesterday, the teenager led a police team to the open field about 1pm to recover human bone fragments and a skull, believed to be that of his sister.
State Criminal Investigation Department chief Wan Abdullah Tuanku Said said police received a tip-off earlier yesterday that in March 2006, the father had hit his daughter, after which no one ever saw the girl.
"Following investigations, we got hold of the teenager.
Wan Abdullah said the teenager then led police to the site where his sister was buried.
He said the forensic team was summoned to the site next to a Tenaga Nasional substation. Also present was state forensic pathologist Datuk Dr Bhupinder Singh.
Police found the bone fragments and a skull buried about one metre deep.
Wan Abdullah said there was a crack in the skull.
He said a 40-year-old man has been detained to assist investigations into the case, as well as another where he is suspected of physically and sexually abusing another daughter, aged 12.
The man is believed to have three wives and 10 children.
Shocking news by NSTOnline..
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