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Francis, Richard James and Alex Yau - about their plan to rob and murder the three victims, and also promised that each of them would be paid S$ 20,000 as a reward. Ang’s testimony, which was the only source of evidence that implicated the nine defendants, also recounted that on the night of 29 December 1971, after ensuring that the mother and sister of the Chou brothers, as well as David Chou’s two daughters, were fully asleep, the ten perpetrators gathered at the Chou family home to wait for Ngo's arrival. After the arrival of Ngo and his two associates Ang Boon Chai and Leong Chin Woo, Ngo and Leong alighted their respective vehicles and passed Andrew Chou a bag containing 120 gold bars. After receiving the bag, the ten men began to attack the three victims. Ang stated that when Ngo was strangled by Andrew Chou, he helped pin down Ngo’s legs during the strangulation, and also witnessed David Chou using the green rope to strangle Leong. As for Ang Boon Chai, he was the last to be assaulted and according to Augustine Ang, he witnessed Andrew Chou attacking Ang Boon Chai and inflicted several punches and karate chops onto Ang Boon Chai’s neck and head, and Augustine Ang admitted he picked up a wooden block to hit Ang Boon Chai repeatedly until he fell unconscious.
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Fernando (Yau’s lawyer), John Tan Chor-Yong (who defended Ringo Lee and
Stephen Lee) and G Gopalan (Lim’s lawyer). During the 33-hour long cross-examination of Ang, the six lawyers sought to question his credibility as the prosecution’s key witness, and tried to present Ang as an unreliable witness who would save his own skin by pushing the blame on his accomplices. Ang, who admitted that he joined the robbery in order to get rich, conceded on the stand that he did accept the prosecution's offer to turn state evidence against his accomplices out of a desperation to avoid the death penalty, but he denied that he would tell a lie to save solely himself, and he also stated that he was fully aware that he would be detained without trial for an indefinite period and that his discharge did not amount to an acquittal or pardon for the charges of murder he originally faced. When the lawyers representing the Chou brothers tried to assert that Ang was the true mastermind (which would be the key basis of their defence) and was the first to suggest the robbery and murder, Ang denied their contention as well. Ang spent ten days taking the stand, which included his testimony and cross-examination.
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accompany him during his deliveries of gold and take a cut from each of the returns. After the incident with the missing money, in which Ang had helped Chou to recover the money, Ang first suggested to Chou to rob Ngo of his gold the next time Chou was assigned to deliver the gold. Chou said he never agreed to the plan as it may potentially involve violence, and he felt there was no reason for him to commit the robbery as he was making good money from the gold transactions. After some persuasion, Chou agreed to Ang's plan, and their original plan was to kidnap Ngo and sell the gold for money, and a part of them would be returned to Ngo once they released him. Chou also accused Ang for being the person who made the whole arrangement of recruiting people to commit the robbery, and in turn, it led to the murders. Similarly, Chou's older brother David Chou testified that Ang was the mastermind and he only joined in at the last moment after agreeing to another offer of his brother to join the robbery, and helped to catch one of the victims. He also stated the victims were still alive at the time they brought the bodies out.
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statements on the dock, while the remaining others took the stand to give evidence. One of them, Alex Yau, stated he helped to transport the dead bodies of Ngo, Ang and Leong but never killed a single person during the robbery. Stephen Lee testified that he never knew it was a murder plot and he only helped dispose of the bodies and he initially wanted to back out, but Ang paid him money to keep him silent and threatened him to not try backing out. The rest of the accused - Konesekaram
Nagalingam, Stephen Francis, Richard James, and Ringo Lee - denied that they murdered Ngo and his two partners, and they claimed they helped dispose of the bodies and knew nothing about the robbery. Overall, the defence counsels not only rounded up their submissions to show that their clients never killed the victims, they also urged the court to reject the testimony of Augustine Ang and stated that his evidence was not to be trusted.
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credibility as the prosecution's key witness, because Ang was consistent throughout his whole account of what happened, and his account ran true when presented in light of the rest of the evidence and testimonies of the case. They also rejected the nine accused's respective accounts, and were convinced that Andrew Chou was the “prime mover” of the conspiracy behind the gold heist since his role as a middleman of the gold deliveries were instrumental to enable the men to rob Ngo and his associates of the gold before killing them, and Ang himself was merely playing a sort of errand boy and carrying out Chou's orders. They also found that David Chou and Peter Lim were the principal collaborators of Andrew Chou's plan by helping to take charge of the operation and recruiting the boys, and the remaining six youths were also to be held equally responsible for murdering the three victims.
740:, there was more light shed to the fates of the three men. De Souza revealed that he met both Ang and Ringo Lee after their release. He stated that when he met Ang once at church, he found out that Ang was married and working as a store keeper, and had reformed into a soft-spoken and well-mannered person, and Ang himself told De Souza that he had since left the murder case behind him and moved on with his life. De Souza also revealed that during the first seven to eight years of Ang’s detention (which De Souza wrongly claimed to be 14 years), he was confined in a solitary cell and except for short periods of exercise during yard time, Ang was basically locked behind four walls and was not allowed to mix around with other inmates, for fear that he would be harmed.
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were Andrew Chou’s friends: 24-year-old clerk Peter Lim Swee Guan (林瑞源 Lín Ruìyuán) and 25-year-old
Augustine Ang Cheng Siong (洪振祥 Hóng Zhènxiáng), who were both involved in planning the robbery-murder alongside the Chou brothers. The remaining six accomplices arrested were the teenagers hired by the four to commit the robbery-murders, which became known as the Gold Bars triple murders. The six youths were identified as 20-year-old Stephen Francis, 19-year-old Alex Yau Hean Thye (姚贤泰 Yáo Xiántài), 18-year-old Konesekaram Nagalingam, 18-year-old Richard James, 16-year-old Stephen Lee Hock Khoon (李福坤 Lǐ Fúkūn) and 16-year-old Ringo Lee Chiew Chwee (李秋水 Lǐ Qiūshuǐ). Subsequently, all the ten suspects were charged with three counts of murdering Ngo, Ang and Leong.
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Ngo's daughter was dealt with a huge emotional blow after her father's murder and it eventually led to her embarking on a life of crime. Allegedly, out of a desire to avenge her father's death, Ngo's daughter joined a drug syndicate and was subsequently jailed for 12 years in London for drug trafficking. Ngo's daughter later studied in prison and completed her university studies, and she returned to
Singapore to teach in university after she was released on parole, but she went to prison once again for impersonating her younger sister to make a passport for her own use.
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and he was the ninth of ten children, with two sisters and seven brothers, and being a
Christian, he had fallen into bad company and became involved in the murders, and Ringo Lee wanted to have a second chance in life and had learnt his lesson. Tan also submitted that Stephen Lee dropped out of school at age 13 to help his father at his electrical shop and had four older brothers and one younger sister, and he unfortunately fell into bad company and was made used by the adult perpetrators of the case to kill the three men, and he also hoped to have a chance to reform.
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seen anything, and Andrew Chou pretended to be drunk and talking to the other eight men, who were standing around the bodies to avoid the couple from seeing the bodies. Later, while the Chou brothers and Ang stayed behind to clean up the scene of crime, the other accomplices helped to transport the bodies to a disused well in Changi, but subsequently, the boys left the bodies in thick bushes beside an old mining pond in Lembah Bedok. The two cars belonging to Ngo and Leong were also disposed of by the killers as well.
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scratch marks on his chest; Andrew Chou stated that the injuries resulted from a karate practice that had gone too rough. And the next day, the police inspected the house of the Chou brothers, where they lived with their mother, sister and David Chou’s two daughters (David Chou was divorced at that time), the police found several bloodstains at the front yard of the house, and the green rope used to hang clothes outside the house were found to match the ones tied around the necks of the three victims.
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the pressure and threats from the syndicates, Chou took an extensive amount of effort to recover the bag of money, and eventually, he was able to recover about US$ 180,000 from airport staff. However, the rest of the money was never recovered, and Chou lost the trust of the syndicates, and it took a blow on Chou, whose lucrative source of income through gold smuggling was considerably reduced.
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remaining six condemned were silent and emotionless at the time of sentencing. Augustine Ang was also present in court, and he was visibly moved at the death sentence given to his former accomplices. The trial itself, which overseen the imposition of capital punishment on seven people, was considered as the second-biggest trial in
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police that she received a call from Chou on the night itself that her late husband did not arrive at his house as they agreed upon, and subsequently, Goh and Leong's wife went to file a police report to report their husbands missing, and the report was made two hours prior to the discovery of the bodies.
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In the aftermath of Ngo Cheng Poh's murder, it made an impact on the life of one of Ngo’s daughters, who was born in 1948 in Selangor, Malaysia, before her parents, who were both immigrants from Hong Kong, moved to Singapore. Described to be a bright student who also gained fame as a top teen model,
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John Tan, the lawyer representing both Stephen Lee and Ringo Lee, was allowed to submit a mitigation plea on behalf of the two boys prior to their sentencing to detention under the President's Pleasure. Tan submitted that Ringo Lee, a son of a provision shop owner, lost his mother five years before,
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discovered three dead bodies, all of whom were male. The bodies were found to have cloth wrapped around them, and green nylon rope were also tied around the necks and limbs of the three men. After the police were contacted and investigations began, the police were able to ascertain the identities of
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Goh Cheng Hong, Ngo's widow, told the police that her husband traded in gold and was supposed to drop by a business partner's house to deliver 120 gold bars to the partner, whose identity was 31-year-old air cargo supervisor Andrew Chou Hock Guan, on the night of 29 December 1971. Goh also told the
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before immigrating to Singapore, was survived by his wife and five children. The remaining two victims were Ngo's employees: 57-year-old Ang Boon Chai and 51-year-old Leong Chin Woo. Leong was survived by his wife, four sons and one daughter, while Ang himself left behind a wife and four children.
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After killing the three men (who all died from strangulation), the ten men covered the bodies and it happened so that two of the Chou family’s neighbours, a married couple, just arrived home from watching a movie. To escape suspicion, David Chou went to greet the couple and make sure they had not
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through the Vietnamese flights departing from Singapore, and Ngo came from one of the syndicates who shared this business partnership with Chou. Often, the syndicate members would drop the gold bars at Chou's home in Upper Serangoon, and Chou would help them get past security and smuggle the gold
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and Justice F A Chua (Frederick Arthur Chua) - presiding over the trial. However, during the trial itself, only nine out of the ten perpetrators behind the murders stood trial, because the tenth man, Augustine Ang Cheng Siong, was granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal and indefinitely
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Ang testified that he, together with the Chou brothers and Peter Lim, first started to plan the robbery in November 1971. Lim was in charge of recruiting youths to assist them in robbing and murdering Ngo and his associates, and Ang himself was to instruct the six boys - Konesekaram Nagalingam,
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for murdering the three gold smugglers, while the remaining three were placed under indefinite detention (two of them were minors during the offence while a third became the prosecution's chief witness against the nine others). After losing their appeals, the seven condemned were hanged on 28
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at dawn. Over 200 relatives of the seven gathered outside the jail and reclaimed the bodies. On the same date itself, an eighth execution was carried out at the same prison itself. The convict, identified as Ismail bin UK Abdul Rahman, was hanged for the 1973 murder of a one-armed man
773:, which included the Gold Bars triple murders as one of the top 25 crimes that shocked the nation since its independence in 1965. The book was borne out of collaboration between the Singapore Police Force and the newspaper itself. The e-book was edited by ST News Associate editor
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brother Fernando Lee Beng Hong, Soh Ah Seng and a third boy only known as "Anchor". But subsequently, the latter three backed out of the plan, and therefore, Francis, James, Konesekaram and Ringo Lee were roped in as the second and final candidates to commit the triple killings.
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found that the cause of death was strangulation, and he also determined that the three victims were assaulted prior to their deaths. He also deduced that the three men had died between 30 and 36 hours before their bodies were discovered.
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the kidneys of the Chou brothers could not be donated, and hence only the corneas could be removed, and these were received by a man and woman who were reportedly recovering well after the transplant.
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treasury of the state and went unclaimed, and their worth had risen from the original cost of S$ 500,000 to S$ 3 million, and subsequently, by 2002, the gold bars became the property of the state.
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in 1993, in English and Chinese. It was also re-enacted on
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1370:"Chief witness winds up his 10 days in box"
1344:"Court told of plot to kill, rob gold bars"
1105:"ANOTHER MAN CHARGED WITH GOLD BAR MURDERS"
1003:"Pathologist: Three victims were strangled"
45:officers inspecting the recovered gold bars
2152:"True Files S1E2 Gold Bars Triple Murders"
2012:"金条三屍命案七死囚昨日受绞刑正法另一巫人也因谋杀罪受绞刑八人屍体上午皆由家属領走"
1696:"QC: Key witness tried to spread blame..."
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1522:"兩法官聯合審訊歷時卅九日金條命案昨判决七被告遭處極刑另兩人須入獄刑期由總統裁奪"
1318:"'I WASN'T GIVEN PARDON TO BE A WITNESS'"
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1747:"The 17 who wait in Death Row at Changi"
1721:"Just an honest mistake by Ang says S-G"
1406:"The whole thing was screwed up: Andrew"
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1825:"Gold Bars murder: Last hope for seven"
1300:"WITNESS: NO FEAR OF ACTION AGAINST ME"
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2323:Abdul Samad, Abdul Hafiz, ed. (2017).
760:, and it was first published in 1981.
2367:20th-century mass murder in Singapore
1851:"A final plea by five facing gallows"
1799:"Privy Council 'no' to Gold Bars men"
931:from the original on 14 December 2023
922:"DEATH AT DAWN FOR SEVEN TOMORROW..."
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2382:Deaths by strangulation in Singapore
2362:20th-century executions by Singapore
1869:"For seven, life hangs on a word..."
1476:"Counsel blames Ang for slayings..."
1388:"Robbery idea was Ang's says Andrew"
797:The President's Pleasure (Singapore)
756:wrote a book about the case, titled
340:, with two veteran judges - Justice
2300:from the original on 11 August 2017
1244:. National Library Board, Singapore
1059:from the original on 29 August 2024
752:Singapore-based British journalist
626:rejected their pleas for clemency.
199:(洪文彩 Hóng Wéncǎi), and 51-year-old
25:
2234:"Crimewatch 1993 E2 绳之于法 1993 E2"
1960:"Gold Bars seven: 6 a.m. hanging"
1942:"Eight killers go to the gallows"
1922:from the original on 20 July 2019
792:List of major crimes in Singapore
630:Executions of the seven condemned
345:detained without trial under the
43:Criminal Investigation Department
2270:from the original on 15 May 2016
2177:"20年前黄金案富商女自称为报父仇入毒帮 假护照女博士不简单!"
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2327:. Straits Times Press Pte Ltd.
1894:"Gold Bars killings: 4 to hang"
1042:The tenth man: Gold bar murders
787:Capital punishment in Singapore
758:The tenth man: Gold bar murders
233:Gold Bars triple murder victims
1606:(in Chinese). 5 December 1972.
657:Whereabouts of the stolen gold
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1650:(in Chinese). 5 December 1972
1624:(in Chinese). 5 December 1972
1600:"黃金三屍命案連審四十天 九被吿昨俱被判 犯有共同謀殺罪"
1554:(in Chinese). 5 December 1972
1528:(in Chinese). 5 December 1972
666:Fate of the victims' families
319:Trial of the Gold Bar killers
2432:Violence against men in Asia
2387:Indian diaspora in Singapore
1912:"All 7 lose their last hope"
2183:(in Chinese). 21 March 1990
1574:"It's death for Gold bar 7"
775:Abdul Hafiz bin Abdul Samad
769:published an e-book titled
679:The case was re-enacted on
181:– Ringo Lee and Stephen Lee
148:Konesekaram Nagalingam (18)
146:Stephen Lee Hock Khoon (16)
2448:
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2402:Murder committed by minors
2397:Minors convicted of murder
2044:(in Chinese). 1 March 1975
2018:(in Chinese). 1 March 1975
144:Ringo Lee Chiew Chwee (16)
132:Andrew Chou Hock Guan (31)
2357:1971 murders in Singapore
1215:"'WE POUNCED ON VICTIMS'"
586:Pulau Senang murder trial
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134:David Chou Hock Heng (34)
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957:(in Malay). 1 March 1975
530:the President's Pleasure
189:Gold Bars triple murders
179:the President's Pleasure
177:Indefinite detention at
136:Peter Lim Swee Guan (24)
99:the President's Pleasure
31:Gold Bars triple murders
18:Gold Bars Triple Murders
1604:星洲日报 (Sin Chew Jit Poh)
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138:Alex Yau Hean Thye (19)
1986:"EIGHT KILLERS HANGED"
1773:"15 WAIT TO BE HANGED"
1648:新明日报 (Xin Ming Ri Bao)
1622:新明日报 (Xin Ming Ri Bao)
1552:新明日报 (Xin Ming Ri Bao)
1177:(in Chinese). Facebook
951:"Mereka pun digantung"
620:President of Singapore
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205:Andrew Chou Hock Guan
164:Murder (three counts)
54:29 December 1971
2372:Capital murder cases
2206:"Crimewatch 1993 E2"
2181:联合晚报 (Lianhe Wanbao)
1918:. 25 February 1975.
1618:"陳祖榮律師獲准陳詞 爲兩少年被吿求情"
1039:Josey, Alex (1981).
927:. 27 February 1975.
699:Private investigator
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227:Murder investigation
216:David Chou Hock Heng
142:Stephen Francis (20)
2427:Trials in Singapore
2407:Murder in Singapore
2392:Mass murder in 1971
2038:"轟動遐邇黃金三屍案 七名死囚昨正法"
1900:. 22 February 1975.
1438:. 24 November 1972.
1394:. 22 November 1972.
1376:. 15 November 1972.
1306:. 11 November 1972.
1288:. 10 November 1972.
1203:. 16 November 1972.
286:National Servicemen
124:Leong Chin Woo (51)
32:
2121:. 30 December 1981
2090:"Killers' gift..."
1992:. 28 February 1975
1966:. 28 February 1975
1857:. 17 January 1975.
1727:. 20 November 1973
1701:. 14 November 1973
1456:. 29 November 1972
1412:. 23 November 1972
1270:. 9 November 1972.
1242:"Gold Bar Murders"
1009:. 27 October 1972.
534:sentenced to death
353:Prosecution's case
334:
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122:Ang Boon Chai (57)
120:Ngo Cheng Poh (55)
101:on 4 December 1972
2296:. 8 August 2017.
2294:The Straits Times
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2016:Nanyang Siang Pau
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