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graveyard, he signalled to and told Lim that she was in danger and need to get to safety, but Lim, who was sitting on the front passenger seat, did not listen or leave. Ng also claimed he alighted the car and tried to dissuade Chin, but Chin was adamant about killing Lim to help his sister escape the harassment. Subsequently, after the men re-entered the car, Chin, whose right hand was paralysed in a past traffic accident, grabbed a knife with his left hand (his only good hand) and stabbed Lim multiple times until she died. Ng said that he prevented the corpse from falling over to avoid getting his car stained in blood and he was forced to help Chin dispose of the corpse in the nearby drain, and took away Lim's wallet and other belongings.
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so but she eventually told Lim that she was married. At that time, Chin had registered her marriage with Siew in 1985, although she had not gone through the traditional
Chinese marriage ceremony. Lim thus often harassed Chin, asking to borrow money from her from time to time. Chin, who was working as a factory worker at that time, had to also borrow money from her colleagues in order to lend Lim money. On 8 October 1992, the date of Chin's formal wedding, Lim even asked Chin to meet up with her on the night itself and lived with her for seven days before Chin returned to her husband's flat. Lim went on to make nuisance calls to Chin and would sometimes loiter around the void deck below Chin's flat.
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which Ng had confessed to holding on to Lim's body during the stabbing to prevent it from falling or slanting over; the autopsy report also concluded that Lim was held tightly in the sitting position while being stabbed to death. Singh also pointed out that after Lim was killed, Ng had actively helped Yaw Kim to dispose Lim's corpse into the drain and removed all her belongings to avoid the identification of Lim or any connection to Seow Noi. For Ng's role in the murder and his common intention with Yaw Kim to stab Lim, Singh also found 28-year-old Ng Kim Heng guilty of murder like the Chin siblings.
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the plan to stop Lim's harassment. They came up with a plan to let Ng pretend to be a loan shark, and Ng would, according to the plan, confront Seow Noi in front of Lim, demanding for Seow Noi to pay back S$ 4,000 to Ng. Their plan was also to make Lim agree to help Seow Noi discharge her debt, in order to secretly get back some of the money Seow Noi lent to Lim. The plan was executed, and as the trio hoped, Lim agreed to help Seow Noi pay off the debt. However, Lim continued to harass Seow Noi. This led to Seow Noi deciding to call Yaw Kim and Ng, asking them to help her "get rid of" Lim.
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remained disguising as a loan shark, and they drove to Choa Chu Kang
Christian cemetery. Chin claimed that after they parked their car near a drain in the cemetery, he saw Lim and Ng getting out of the car and they both got into a heated argument about the debt issue. Yaw Kim, who stated that their plan was merely to assault Lim and warn her not to get near his sister again, said in his confession that he was shocked to see Ng taking out a knife and stabbed Lim while the latter was standing nearby the drain. This led to the duo having to abandon Lim's corpse into the graveyard drain.
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often talked about her. Lim even went as far as to make nuisance calls to Chin and would sometimes loiter around the HDB block where Chin resided. Low recalled that during the final week before her murder, Lim told him that Chin was harassed by two loan sharks for not paying back her loan of $ 4,000, and on the night of her murder, a few hours before Lim's death, Low received a phone call, in which the caller asked to meet up with Lim. Low recognised the caller as Chin's brother Chin Yaw Kim. After that phone call, Low last saw Lim departing his flat.
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the blame for the crime. They also stated there was no other evidence to directly prove the charges of murder against Yaw Kim and Ng, the latter who additionally claimed he was forced to make incriminating statements. The lawyers of the three accused went on to extend their submissions to the interpretation of certain laws and citations of past legal cases in comparison to the case, so as to discredit the validity of using their police statements to prove their charges against them.
684:, they emphasised on the need for caution to use the co-accused's testimony to determine a person's guilt due to the accompanying risk of false incrimination by the co-accused, and the conviction of a person on such grounds should be done with satisfaction that the person is guilty after considering every factor and incentive of the case. 48-year-old Norasharee and his third accomplice
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involvement in the crime and her relationship with Lim. Despite admitting his wife's responsibility for the crime, Siew maintained his love for Chin and he was often present in court to provide moral support for his wife, and he also paid for lawyers to represent her throughout the trial and appeal. Siew even wrote a personal letter to the
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at the crime scene where Lim's corpse was found, there were minute drops and stains of blood in the nearby area. These above facts thus contrasted and refuted Yaw Kim's claim that Lim was stabbed by Ng outside the car while in a standing position. As such, Singh also found 30-year-old Chin Yaw Kim guilty of murder.
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The continued harassment led to Chin unable to endure it anymore. She thus asked her brother Chin Yaw Kim to come to
Singapore to meet up with her for a plan to stop Lim from coming to her again. Yaw Kim roped in his friend and sworn brother Ng Kim Heng, also known as "Ah Heng", to help his sister in
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The third culprit, identified as 25-year-old bus ticket seller Ng Kim Heng, was hiding in
Malaysia as the authorities listed his name on the wanted list and traced his whereabouts. Ng spent two years living under fake names before he was caught by the Malaysian authorities on 20 July 1991, and turned
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February 1989 and July 1991, the three suspects were arrested in both Singapore and Malaysia. Despite confessing to their roles in the crime, the three killers denied in the court proceedings that they were involved in killing Lim, and chose to remain silent during the defence phase of their
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case against the trio and established the essential elements of the offence charged. Singh stated that the use of the three words "get rid of" by Seow Noi could only reasonably mean to cause Lim's death, and there was evidence that on the night of Lim's murder, upon receiving news from Yaw Kim that
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Another of these witnesses was Lim's friend Low Kum Swee, who appeared in court to testify that he first introduced Lim to Chin in late 1987 at a gambling den. Lau stated that ever since that day, Lim, who would sometimes come live at his flat, told him that she was apparently attracted to Chin and
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Cuthbert Low, they both made similar arguments against the admission of the men's confessions, stating that the two men's confessions were not amounting to their admission to committing the murder of Lim, but to clear themselves of
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Chin Seow Noi's lawyer Ronald Ng (unrelated to Ng Kim Heng) argued against the admission of the confession, stating that the prosecution proceeded with the charge of abetment of murder based on Seow Noi's confession as sole evidence against her but not other incriminating evidence. Ng also argued
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Malaysian and gambling partner of Lim. Upon her arrest on 1 February 1989 at her Jurong East flat, Chin confessed during police custody that she hired two men to help her
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Chin Yaw Kim, in his confession, stated that on the night of the murder, he met up with Lim over his sister's debt, and they eventually came up with the agreement that Lim would pay S$ 3,000 and Chin would pay the remaining S$ 1,000 to the "loan shark" Ng. Together, the pair met up with Ng, who
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they have killed Lim, Seow Noi calmly received the news, which meant she had known her plot would cause Lim's death. If her meaning of "get rid of" was misunderstood by Yaw Kim, Seow Noi would have shown any feelings of outrage or surprise in her reaction to the news of Lim's death.
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Ng Kim Heng and Chin Yaw Kim, the two men who killed Lim Lee Tin on the night of 27 January 1989, confessed that they were indeed together with Lim on the night of the murder. However, they gave contrasting accounts of who stabbed Lim and what happened before and after the stabbing.
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381:) recounted that she first met Chin Seow Noi in February 1988, when she rented a room at their flat and lived in the same room with Lim. Chan said Chin lived at their flat for eight months until October 1988, the same month when Chin was married to her husband Siew See Kow (
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that Seow Noi's meaning of the three words "get rid of" did not actually mean that she wanted Lim to be killed during the discussion of the plot. He pointed out that there was no direct mentioning of Seow Noi procuring her brother Yaw Kim and Ng to help cause Lim's death.
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if successful), but the plea was rejected. On the eve of his wife's execution date, Siew bought a sports attire for his wife to wear before her hanging, and Siew agreed to Chin's promise for the couple to marry again should they be reborn and reunite in their next lives.
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consequence of her abetment in the two men's attempt on Lim's life, as well as Seow Noi's reaction to the death of Lim. Therefore, Singh found 32-year-old Chin Seow Noi guilty of soliciting and abetting the murder of Lim.
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on 4 February 1989, and he was sent back to Singapore for investigations. Seow Noi was charged on 3 February 1989 with abetment of murder while Yaw Kim was charged on 7 February with murder.
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1535:"Norasharee bin Gous v Public Prosecutor and another appeal and another matter (2017) SGCA 17"
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