Evidence in ‘MACC robbers’ case missing

One month after three senior Malaysian Anti-Corruption Comission officers were charged with a robbery involving close to RM1 million in KLIA, police found that evidence has gone missing.

Police have lost evidence related to the high-profile robbery case where three Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers have been charged.

An official police statement released late last night confirmed that RM11,700 and a wallet have gone missing from Menara 2 of the Selangor police headquarters in Shah Alam. It was learnt that the wallet also contained an MACC identification card and a credit card.

Missing Mexican politician Moises Villanueva found dead

Mexican officials have confirmed that two bodies found with bullet wounds are those of federal congressman Moises Villanueva and his driver.

Police said the bodies were found by the roadside in the southern state of Guerrero over the weekend.

The two men had been missing since 4 September.

Missing cat found after 5 years

A calico cat named Willow that disappeared five years ago has been found nearly 3,000km away from its home.

Willow was found on a Manhattan street on Wednesday and was sent to the Animal Care & Control (ACC) – an animal rescue and shelter in New York City.

The centre contacted Willow's owner based on information on the microchip implanted in it.

Remains of missing girl found at Masai graveyard

JOHOR BARU - The remains of a 16-year-old girl who went missing last month have been found at a graveyard.

The charred body of Nurrahayu Qomarodin (pic) was discovered by police at the graveyard in Masai on Sunday evening.

She was initially believed to have been abducted. However, it is learnt that the teenager was robbed and murdered and her body burnt twice at two separate areas before her remains were dumped at the graveyard.

Her father Qomarodin Abdullah, 47, said yesterday that Nurrahayu did not return home after going out for dinner with her boyfriend on June 18.

The family lodged a police report on her disappearance on June 20.Qomarodin said his daughter, the youngest of two siblings, was an intelligent and loving girl but she began to behave strangely about a week before she went missing.

“She did not want to go to school. She just wanted to be with her family,” he said.

The police, he said, had yet to recover some of his daughter’s body parts, including the head.

Seri Alam OCPD Supt Roslan Zainuddin said police had detained a 47-year-old security guard in connection with the case.

“We believe the victim was initially a robbery target as she often collected the daily earnings from her father who works as a canteen operator in a quarry,” he said.