334:, who conducted autopsies on the victims, testified that the victims had been bludgeoned to death with blunt instruments, although he could not conclusively find out the exact time of their deaths. In the case of seven-year-old Arjun Talwar, he died from bleeding in the brain due to multiple blows that fractured his skull and damaged his brain tissues. Arjun's older brother, 11-year-old Kabir Talwar, was hit multiple times on the face and head, which severely fractured the base of his skull and resulted in massive bleeding, and the mouth bled so much that blood clots had clogged Kabir's airways; Kabir's head injuries overall were sufficient in the ordinary course of nature to cause death. Forensic experts ascertained that from the five teeth of Kabir's found at the scene of the crime, extreme force had been used on the boy, so much so that his jaw was fractured and five of his teeth were dislodged, and none of his injuries were caused by a fall. Finally, for the death of Natalia, the blunt force trauma to her face was so lethal that it caused her face to fracture badly and her mouth to bleed profusely, and it flowed into her air passages, which completely prevented air from entering her lungs, which contained about 250cc of blood in them. Ariffin's lawyer K. Balaguru tried to raise doubts that the pathologist's reports were superficial and not properly made, an allegation which Dr Abdul Rahman denied. A chemist Dr Primulapathi Jaya confirmed that Ariffin's security uniform was stained with the blood of the victims.
429:, the case of Ariffin Agas came into attention again as the suspected killer was found to have been previously arrested for drug possession and housebreaking but never charged, and yet his employer had never submitted his details to the police for background checks. This was similarly observed in Ariffin's case as he was assigned due to the family wanting an English-speaking guard but his records did not show anything suspicious, and the judge having reiterated that the case should serve as an eye-opener for all security firms to check the emotional state of their charges and their criminal records. Intan's murderer Tarmizi Yaakob was subsequently found guilty of both rape and murder, and sentenced to death in 2019, before his death sentence was commuted to 33 years' jail and 12 strokes of the cane in 2023, after Malaysia repealed the mandatory death penalty and allowed those convicted of murder to face either a death sentence or a jail term of 30 to 40 years.
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Suneeta also told him that her security guard had attacked her. Wan Phen Martin, a neighbour of the Talwars, testified that she heard Suneeta, whom she befriended before, screaming for help and she also saw bloodstains at the house when she went to check the situation. Tay Su Lin, another neighbour of the Talwar family, similarly testified that she heard screams for help coming from the house at the time of the murders. Rakesh Talwar, who broke down in court while he testified, stated that he started employing security guards after a theft incident at his house in late 1990, and Ariffin was a relief guard assigned to his bungalow shortly before he left for London that same night when Ariffin murdered his sons and maid.
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he was subsequently arrested for the murders, and
Inspector Officer Sheridan Mohammad was put in charge of the investigations. Suneeta was also taken to Pantai Medical Center for treatment. Rakesh was notified of his sons' deaths while in London, and in the next two hours, Rakesh boarded a plane back to Malaysia with his friend and two psychiatrists to assess the situation. After the completion of post-mortem examinations, the remains of the Talwar brothers were later taken back to Bombay (present-day
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Chinese men who attacked and murdered the three victims, and he stated he was threatened by the men on gunpoint and knifepoint, and forced to help the trio to dispose of the victims' bodies. Ariffin claimed that he had no reason to commit murder to begin with, and he was none the wiser as to why the Chinese men killed the boys and maid. The prosecution sought to rebut that Ariffin was untruthful and concocted the existence of the three Chinese men to absolve him of his guilt.
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inside a septic tank. The broken chopping board recovered at the scene were tested and the stains found on the board contained the DNA of the victims. Suneeta Talwar, the sole survivor of the case, testified that
Ariffin had attacked her first by hitting her on the forehead and she was forced to flee the house alone.
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Ariffin, who was ordered to take the stand and put up his defence. Ariffin adamantly denied on the stand that he murdered Natalia and the Talwar brothers, claiming that it was group of three
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Natalia Fernandes (who was mistook for an Indian at first), were later found dead inside a septic tank, with their bodies being stacked up on top of each other one by one. The guard, who only began working for the family three days earlier, had led the police to the tank itself, and
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Ariffin, for motives that remained unknown, had attacked the Talwar family and Natalia with a chopping board and stones and beaten them up, resulting in the deaths of the boys and maid before throwing their bodies
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Ariffin's supervisor M Ramachandran also testified that soon after the murders, he saw Ariffin and picked him up from his car, and saw Ariffin throwing a knife out of the car, and Ariffin allegedly told him in Malay, "Saya terpaksa buat", which meant "I had to do it", indirectly referring to his
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Act. Eventually, the trial court ruled that the statements were admissible as they were made while Ariffin was legally in police custody, and Corporal Majid was considered as a legitimate police officer when he questioned Ariffin over the murders.
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infamous haunted places in Malaysia. The house was eventually demolished more than two decades after the murders, although the alleged hauntings prevented the residents from getting near to the site where the house used to stand.
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murder which Ariffin was found guilty for. Justice Datuk Syed Ahmad Idid, in accordance with the jury's verdict, convicted Ariffin as charged after agreeing with their findings, and
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Ariffin Agas, who was hanged in 2002 for the Jalan Turi murders
1118:"Guard's appeal against death sentence for murder dismissed".
1212:"10 High-Profile Crimes In Malaysia That Gripped Our Nation"
1194:"5 gruesome murders in Malaysia that still haunt the people"
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1086:"Security guard gets death sentence for triple murder"
1148:"Ex-guard who killed two children and maid hanged".
522:"Murder of maid and two children: Case '99% solved'"
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722:"Autopsy reports were complete, court told".
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767:"Batu dan papan pemotong dijumpai".
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602:"Murder trial to begin on Oct 18".
458:"Guard hanged for murder of trio".
386:, the highest court of the nation.
42:Jalan Turi, Taman Bukit Bandaraya,
16:1992 family mass murder in Malaysia
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1070:"Bekas pengawal dihukum gantung".
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1178:"Dua jalani hukuman gantung".
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1244:"JB villa one of spookiest".
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1163:"Tiga jalani hukuman mati".
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771:(in Malay). 8 March 1994.
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1133:"Jaga dihukum gantung".
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159:Sentence upheld in 1999
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261:family (who came from
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111:Natalia Fernandes (45)
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332:Kuala Lumpur Hospital
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257:On 23 April 1992, an
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994:The New Sunday Times
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694:The New Sunday Times
664:The New Sunday Times
423:Intan Suraya Mawardi
325:Malaysian Penal Code
196:of Natalia Fernandes
1302:. 14 December 2023.
1300:Free Malaysia Today
1264:Free Malaysia Today
1233:. 22 December 2007.
1198:Free Malaysia Today
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1122:. 17 November 1999.
1107:. 16 November 1999.
726:. 19 February 1994.
606:. 2 September 1993.
462:. 28 December 2002.
117:Suneeta Talwar (38)
1320:Murder in Malaysia
1266:. 20 October 2023.
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1200:. 2 November 2019.
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22:Jalan Turi murders
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493:The Straits Times
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293:Kuala Lipis
166:Convictions
122:Perpetrator
63:Attack type
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445:References
409:Aftermath
403:M16 rifle
393:Execution
138:Convicted
433:See also
281:Filipino
263:New York
235:Filipino
219:Malaysia
104:Deceased
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39:Location
364:hanging
177:Charges
157:in 1994
146:Verdict
133:Unknown
100:Victims
92:Injured
74:Weapons
427:Penang
297:Pahang
286:Mumbai
274:London
194:Murder
188:Murder
182:Murder
170:Murder
150:Guilty
130:Motive
84:Deaths
79:Stones
68:Murder
316:Datuk
237:maid
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201:Judge
114:Alive
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