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letters exchanged between Dr Narada and Jean Perera as proof of the secret relationship between the both of them. There was an additional letter from Jean Perera to the doctor, which was never sent, and inside the letter, Jean Perera wrote to Dr Narada that she chose to stay with
Karthigesu and would not marry Dr Narada, as her love for Karthigesu was stronger and she was anticipating a new future with Karthigesu and her three children (who were treated well by Karthigesu). Out of the prosecution's witnesses, Bandhulanda Jayathilake, a relative of Jean Perera and friend of Karthigesu, testified that Karthigesu allegedly told him that Jean Perera deserved to die due to the alleged relationship Jean Perera shared with Dr Narada, who declined to come to court as a witness. Adrian De Silva, a friend of the victim, testified he saw Jean Perera and Karthigesu together in their car when he was driving past them on the road, shortly before the murder happened.
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four men who forced him to watch Jean Perera being stabbed to death and threatened him to not tell the police about them or they would go after his family. The defence also argued that
Karthigesu did not kill Jean Perera, given that there were no bloodstains or even specks of DNA or stains found onto the clothes of Karthigesu when he was found, and the car itself was full of blood splatters and stains, which was impossible for his clothes to be this clean, and it was impossible for Karthigesu to kill his sister-in-law and clean himself up at the nearby stream within a short span of 17 minutes before the victim's body was discovered. Ng Kwai Yew, another witness for the defence, stated that he was driving on the road and witnessed two cars parked at the roadside where Jean Perera was found murdered, shortly before her body was discovered.
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stated that
Jayathilake was bound to speak the truth under oath while on the stand, but his actions were both disrespectful of the oath and an affront to the administration of justice, and he deliberately misled both the jury and judge into convicting an innocent person of murder, and it caused great damage and perversion to the course of justice and trial process. Pointing out Jayathilake's admission of finding courage to speak the truth out of conscience, Justice Singh stated that Jayathilake should use the same courage to face and bear the consequences of his actions.
268:, in a dramatic twist of events, Bandhulanda Jayathilake, the prosecution witness who provided the crucial testimony that sent Karthigesu to death row, confessed that he lied under oath about Karthigesu threatening to murder Jean Perera and falsely implicated Karthigesu for the crime. Permission was granted for the court to adduce additional evidence from Jayathilake, who once again testified that he indeed lied to the trial court about Karthigesu's involvement in the crime, and he pointed fingers at Jean Perera's bereaved family as the ones who made him do the perjury.
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Jayathilake's original testimony at trial was being retracted and found to be falsely made under oath. Karthigesu was reportedly relieved at the acquittal, which was applauded in a packed courtroom, and he hugged his lawyer R. R. Chelliah (who represented him in the appeal) and shook hands with the prosecutor T. S. Sambanthamurthi. He also stated it was nice to be home after his family and friends welcomed him back.
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inside the car itself. The woman, 31-year-old Jean Perera
Sinnappa, was pronounced dead while the man, 36-year-old Karthigesu Sivapakiam, was taken to hospital. Both Tan and Teng were not the only ones who made the discovery. Two other witnesses – maintenance engineer Cheah Wei Keong and aircraft technician Abdul Wahab Anu Amin – also saw Karthigesu's body and/or the car when they drove home from the airport.
219:. The romantic relationship blossomed between Karthigesu and Jean Perera after the latter moved in with him and his mother, and by the time Jean Perera was murdered, both agreed to marry each other. Karthigesu also doted on his sister-in-law's children, who all likewise looked up to him as a surrogate father, and prior to his arrest, Karthigesu reportedly promised to take care of Jean Perera's children.
336:, went on to marry another woman and had three children. He also got back his old job as a psychology lecturer. Karthigesu's wrongful conviction became an example of miscarriage of justice and the imperfectness of the judiciary, where a false testimony was used to convict a man of murder before Karthigesu was lucky enough to get away with it due to Jayathilake's admission that he lied under oath.
159:(or S. Karthigesu; 23 March 1942 – 27 August 2023), was found lying unconscious near the crime scene, and he was taken to hospital, where he told the police that he was knocked out by an unknown assailant while he stepped out of the car to relieve himself, making it seemed that the murderer was the same person who knocked out Karthigesu.
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a guilty verdict for
Karthigesu, and added that a re-trial would lead to unnecessary channeling of resources to perpetuate the re-trial process while it was unsafe to return with a verdict of murder given that Jayathilake's evidence, which was the strongest link in the chain of evidence, was falsely made.
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stated that
Jayathilake showed disregard for the truth and admonished him for acting with malice and perverting the course of justice by giving a false testimony in a case where an innocent man like Karthigesu would have been hanged for a grave capital charge like murder. However, Jayathilake died in
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Although the prosecution stated that the judge did not misdirect the jury and asked for the
Federal Court to either affirm the conviction or order a new trial, the defence argued that with the evidence provided by Jayathilake deemed as inadmissible, the jury would not have enough evidence to consider
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While in the hospital, Karthigesu, Jean Perera's brother-in-law who had a romantic relationship with the victim. whose husband had died in 1978, told the police that after a night outing, he drove together with his sister-in-law until he parked along the highway to relieve himself, but
Karthigesu was
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Both Teng and Tan discovered a car parked near the road, and also saw an Indian man lying unconscious (but still alive) on the road. As the two moved forward and got closer to the car, they discovered the body of an Indian woman with multiple stab wounds on her body and still strapped with a seatbelt
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In June 1980, 37-year-old
Karthigesu Sivapakiam officially stood trial for the murder of Jean Perera Sinnappa. The prosecution was led by Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) T. S. Sambanthamurthi, while Karthigesu was represented by defence lawyer R. Ponnudurai. The trial was presided over by a seven-men
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An autopsy by Dr R. Krishnan (Krishnan Ramanathan) certified that there were multiple knife wounds throughout the body of Jean Perera, and out of these various wounds, two were sufficient in the ordinary course of nature to cause death, as one of them was delivered onto the chest and another hit the
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Reportedly, when Jean Perera's mother heard that Jayathilake fingering her family as the one who put him up to it in committing perjury, she was shocked and stated that neither she nor her family members had directed Jayathilake to submit false testimonies in framing Karthigesu for the murder, and
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in 1978; the location of the car accident was located near to where Jean Perera was murdered. Jean Perera, who became a widow and had to take care of her three children (whom she bore with Sinnappa), lived with her mother-in-law and Karthigesu, who was a psychology lecturer at the Special Teachers
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On 31 May 1981, the Federal Court allowed Karthigesu's appeal and granted him a full acquittal of the murder charge. The three appellate judges – Hashim Yeop Sani, Wan Suleiman and Abdul Hamid – found that there was insufficient evidence to connect Karthigesu as the killer of the case, especially
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In his defence, Karthigesu stated that he was unaware of the alleged romantic relationship between Dr Narada and Jean Perera until he was shown the letters exchanged between the two. He also stated that on that night itself, when he parked the car to relieve himself, he was attacked by a group of
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On 1 August 1980, after four hours and ten minutes of deliberation, the jury returned with their verdict. By a majority decision of five to two, the jury found Karthigesu guilty of murdering Jean Perera, and recommended the mandatory death sentence. Justice Mohamed Azmi concurred with the jury's
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Jayathilake reportedly submitted a lengthy mitigation plea, and a letter reportedly penned down by Karthigesu was tendered in court, with Jayathilake's lawyer reading it and stating that the writer did not bear any ill will against Jayathilake despite what happened. However, Justice Ajaib Singh
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In his elderly years, Karthigesu suffered from poor health, including dementia and heart ailments. In early 2023, after contracting a short illness, Karthigesu was taken to a private hospital before he was discharged a few days later. On 27 August 2023, 44 years after the murder of Jean Perera
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Throughout the 38-day trial, where 58 witnesses were called, the prosecution's case was that Karthigesu had murdered Jean Perera out of rage and jealousy after getting wind of her other romantic relationship with a Sri Lankan doctor Narada Warnasurya. The trial adduced evidence of several love
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knocked out by someone. However, no signs of head trauma was found on Karthigesu during any medical examination. After further investigations for another 20 days, Karthigesu was arrested as a suspect, and charged with murder on 9 May 1979.
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she also clarified they did not hold anything against Karthigesu, as they did not wish for another innocent person to die and leave it to the courts to decide on whether Karthigesu was truly guilty or not.
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aircraft engineers Teng Hua Kiet and Tan Tiong Keng were driving back home after completing their work shift at
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1054:"8 Unsolved Crimes & Mysteries In Malaysia That Have Baffled The Nation For Years"
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verdict and accordingly convicted Karthigesu of murder, and sentenced him to death by
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Malaysian Murders and Mysteries: A century of shocking cases that gripped the nation
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Singapore-based British journalist Alex Josey wrote a book about the case, titled
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1162:"Karthigesu, man acquitted of beauty queen Jean Sinnappa's murder, passes away"
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1090:"Crimes that shook the nation: Murder of beauty queen still a mystery"
1180:"Man acquitted of beauty queen's murder in 1979 dies at Klang home"
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Jayathilake's appeal was dismissed on 23 September 1981, after the
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stomach, which penetrated the right lung and liver respectively.
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allowed his appeal, and the witness was subsequently jailed for
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1979 cold case of a former beauty queen's murder in Malaysia
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After his release, Karthigesu, who returned to live in
1216:"珍佩雷拉：選美皇后謀殺案 Jean Perera: The Beauty Queen Murder"
1072:"Six sensational murder cases that rocked Malaysia"
1036:"Crimes That Shook The Nation: Beauty queen murder"
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514:"A beauty queen dead, her killer still at large"
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946:"Jean's mother surprised by witness' statement"
820:"Don't let verdict stand in view of evidence"
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1108:"Karthigesu acquitted of murder dies at 81"
640:"Four attackers threatened me: Karthigesu"
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550:"'Lover's letter showed affair was over'"
458:Public Prosecutor v Karthigesu Sivapakiam
340:Sinnappa, Karthigesu died at his home in
892:"Hugs and kisses as condemned man freed"
496:"NST175: Heinous crime of love and hate"
928:"It's nice to be home, says Karthigesu"
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982:"Jayatilake gets 10 years for perjury"
964:"10 years for perjury at murder trial"
586:"What slain beauty wrote to her lover"
622:"Witness saw Jean and accused in car"
228:jury and Justice Mohamed Azmi of the
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1126:"KARTHIGESU GETS BACK LECTURER POST"
802:"联邦法院研审杀嫂案死囚上诉 控方一证人获准再供证承认以前所供是虚构者"
658:"A mystery that may never be solved"
604:"Karthi trial witness to be charged"
361:Jean Perera: The Beauty Queen Murder
359:In 2014, a crime documentary titled
1285:Incidents of violence against women
766:"'Jean's family put I me up to it'"
42:Philomena Jean Perera a/p V. Perera
1295:Violence against women in Malaysia
1018:"Jayatilake's appeal is dismissed"
838:"讲师杀嫂上诉案律师陈词指出 证人招认撒谎和翻供判被告罪成极不安全"
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1000:"'He must take the consequences'"
1198:"A penchant for criminal trials"
694:"Karthigesu gets death sentence"
568:"LOVE LETTERS PRODUCED IN COURT"
405:"He almost went to the gallows"
1280:Deaths by stabbing in Malaysia
532:"The murder of a beauty queen"
441:"'Body stabbed right through'"
380:Capital punishment in Malaysia
223:Trial of Karthigesu Sivapakiam
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1290:Unsolved murders in Malaysia
1144:"The inevitability of error"
754:(in Chinese). 7 August 1980.
718:(in Chinese). 2 August 1980.
354:The Murder of a Beauty Queen
288:Sometime after Karthigesu's
189:Subang International Airport
149:Subang International Airport
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880:(in Chinese). 31 May 1981.
862:(in Chinese). 31 May 1981.
856:"联邦法院续审杀嫂上诉案 辩方律师称案中无真实证据"
844:(in Chinese). 30 May 1981.
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1270:1979 murders in Malaysia
784:"讲师杀嫂上诉案起巨大变化 官准被告导入新证词"
385:List of unsolved murders
462:Kuala Lumpur High Court
366:In 2019, a book titled
294:Kuala Lumpur High Court
252:Acquittal of Karthigesu
230:Kuala Lumpur High Court
910:"Karthigesu acquitted"
676:"Beauty and the beast"
215:Training Institute in
63:6 April 1979 (aged 31)
1275:Female murder victims
1245:The New Straits Times
1184:The New Straits Times
500:The New Straits Times
183:On 6 April 1979, two
157:Karthigesu Sivapakiam
139:Mabel Perera (mother)
97:Beauty queen (former)
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1024:. 24 September 1981.
874:"杀嫂案讲师上诉得直获无罪释放倖免一死"
772:. 23 September 1984.
730:"Karthigesu appeals"
574:. 23 September 1984.
520:. 23 September 1984.
502:. 10 September 2020.
484:. 11 September 1979.
411:. 23 September 1984.
179:Murder investigation
153:Jean Perera Sinnappa
79:Multiple stab wounds
1204:. 2 September 1984.
1150:. 12 December 2015.
682:. 2 September 1984.
538:. 3 September 2023.
208:Miss World Malaysia
123:Sinnappa Sivapakiam
76:Cause of death
1265:Murder in Malaysia
1247:. 1 December 2019.
1060:. 29 October 2021.
328:Fate of Karthigesu
165:sentenced to death
141:V. Perera (father)
1202:The Straits Times
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716:Nanyang Siang Pau
712:"印籍讲师被控杀嫂昨在隆被判死刑"
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