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the house, and he attacked her and overpowered the 25-year-old victim. Mohammad Awari wielded a parang to stab and slash
Yashmin several times, including twice on her neck; a pathologist confirmed that the neck wounds were sufficient in the ordinary course of nature to cause death. During the course of the attack, Mohammad Awari had raped Yashmin, and Yashmin's eldest son witnessed the horrific ordeal that befell upon his mother, who was mortally wounded but managed to leave behind the identity of her killer just before she breathed her last. After the end of his monstrous acts, Mohammad Awari stole Yashmin's mobile phone and RM200 in cash, and went out to drink alcohol thereafter. Mohammad Awari reportedly denied that he had the intention of murdering the victim when his defence was called.
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five-year-old son. He described the actions of
Mohammad Awari as "brutal, aggressive and vicious", and pointed out that the appellant raped Yashmin while she was bleeding from her neck wound. He cited that Yashmin sustained 11 injuries on the neck and hands, as a result of Mohammad Awari using a parang to slash the right and left side of the victim’s neck, which was clear evidence of Mohammad Awari's intention to kill. The prosecution also brought up the fact that Mohammad Awari had stolen RM200 and a mobile phone belonging to Yashmin, and went to a restaurant to consume seven bottles of liquor, so as to "celebrate".
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outside their matrimonial home in a pool of blood, presumably taken outside by her assailant(s) or herself attempting to seek help from the neighbours. Yashmin was taken to Gua Musang
Hospital for treatment, but she was pronounced dead at 6.40am. It was believed that Yashmin had been attacked by robber(s) who intruded her home while she was sleeping. There were stab and slash wounds found on the hands and neck of the victim. Gua Musang District Police Chief, Supt Saiful Bahri Abdullah also revealed that the victim's bedroom had numerous bloodstains, suggesting that the attack took place in the bedroom.
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harm to her, and the manner and brutality of the parang attack demonstrated his intention to kill. Furthermore, this intention was corroborated by the decision of
Mohammad Awari to switch from a wooden stick to the parang prior to entering the house to commit robbery. The judge pointed out that thebvictim's five-year-old son also witnessed the attack and his testimony of witnessing the accused slashing his mother's neck twice had cemented the prosecution's contention that Mohammad Awari possesed an inherently clear intention to commit the offence of murder.
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had three more children, and he became a stepfather to his second wife's three children from her previous marriage, and he was struggling to feed his family with the monthly income of RM1,700 he earned as a civil servant. Mohd Azrul stated that Ahmad Qushri and his second brother still remembered and missed their mother, although the youngest son he had with
Yashmin had little to no memory of his birth mother since he was just a baby when the tragedy befell on their family back in 2015.
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Malaysia's death row were convicted of drug trafficking and not all the prisoners were under death sentences for crimes of the same magnitude as Mohammad Awari's, and the abolitionists cited that the death penalty should not be deployed as it was state-sanctioned revenge for executing those convicted of murder and might have irreversible effects on a person once it was carried out.
497:, these practices did not protect Yashmin from falling victim to rape and murder, and did not deter Mohammad Awari from raping and murdering Yashmin, although she noted that Mohammad Awari had yet to appeal at this point in time. Women’s Aid Organisation director Sumitra Visvanathan also stated that such crimes often happen due to men possibly harbouring a sense of entitlement over women.
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Court of Appeal. Justice Rohana, who pronounced the ruling, said that the prosecution successfully proven the elements of the murder charge, specifically the intention of causing death. She also said the supporting evidence, such as eyewitness accounts, was very strong and overwhelmingly against
Mohammad Awari.
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Commissioner Datuk Ahmad Bache delivered his verdict. In his judgment, Judicial Commissioner Ahmad did not accept Mohammad Awari's claims of not having the intention to cause the death of Yashmin, given that he repeatedly attacked Yashmin by using a parang to cause severe
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Yashmin's sons, aged five, also told the police that he saw a "bad man" attacking and murdering his mother, and he was reportedly shocked and traumatized by the ordeal. The boy was
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Federal Court allowed Mohammad Awari's re-sentencing plea and reduced his death sentence to 40 years' imprisonment and 12 strokes of the cane, after finding that despite the exceptional circumstances of his crime, they considered Mohammad Awari's young age of 22 as a mitigating
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The victim was identified as 25-year-old Yashmin Fauzi, who worked as a nurse and was married with three sons at the time of her death. Her 30-year-old husband Mohd Azrul Isahak, who returned home after feeling unwell at the start of his work shift, discovered the semi-naked Yashmin lying motionless
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abolished the mandatory death penalty in April 2023, and under the revised laws, anyone convicted of murder would face either the death sentence or a lengthy jail term ranging between 30 and 40 years, and after the new laws took effect in July 2023, 936 out of more than 1,000 death row prisoners in
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Mazlan Lazim issued a media statement, expressing his belief that with the available information that alluded to the identity of the killer, they would be able to solve the case. With the death of his wife, Mohs Azrul told a newspaper that he promised to take care of his three sons and provide them
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The trial court was told that on the day in question, Mohammad Awari, who was formerly a sawmill worker and also a family friend of Yashmin, broke into her house in order to commit robbery, and between 12.30 and 2am, he was caught red-handed by Yashmin, who was awakened by his sounds of ransacking
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against his murder conviction and death sentence, but the appeal was dismissed in 2019. The Court of Appeal affirmed the High Court's decision to accept the victim's dying message of her killer's identity, and accepted that Mohammad Awari had intended to kill Yashmin or knowing that his act will
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Therefore, Mohammad Awari was found guilty of the rape and murder of Yashmin Fauzi on both counts. For the charge of rape, Mohammad Awari was sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment and 12 strokes of the cane. However, for the other charge of murder, Mohammad Awari was sentenced to the
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Shortly after the murder of Yashmin, a 22-year-old man had been arrested and investigated for the case, and the police recovered a parang, which was presumed to be the murder weapon. On 11 March 2015, the suspect, reportedly named Mohammad Awari Ahmad, was charged with murder.
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For this, the Federal Court upheld the murder conviction and confirmed the death penalty on Mohammad Awari, whose conviction and 18-year jail term (with the caning) for raping Yashmin was also finalized as well since he did not appeal this aspect of the original judgement.
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to be re-sentenced, and the Federal Court completed the hearings of 474 applications (19 of which had their death sentences maintained) as of June 2024. Mohammad Awari was among the offenders who appealed for re-sentencing to the Federal Court.
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for the other charge of rape. Mohammad Awari lost his appeals between 2019 and 2020, but on 7 August 2024, Mohammad Awari's death sentence for Yashmin's murder was commuted to 40 years in jail and 12 strokes of the cane.
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circumstances of how Mohammad Awari broke into the house and committed the crime after being caught by surprise, the defence argued that Mohammad Awari's murder conviction should be downgraded to manslaughter.
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the only one out of Yashmin's three sons to witness the death of his mother, because his other two brothers, aged three years and six months respectively, were asleep at that time. Kelantan Police Chief
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cause injury which can normally lead to the death of Yashmin according to Sections 300(a) and 300(c) of the Penal Code. As a final legal bid to escape the gallows, Mohammad Awari appealed to the
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1060:"Former sawmill worker to hang for murder, rape of nurse in Kelantan after losing appeal"
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1114:"Malaysia scraps mandatory death penalty, natural-life prison terms"
561:"Bunuh, rogol jururawat: Bekas pekerja kilang papan ke tali gantung"
882:"KB court sends man to the gallows over murder, rape of housewife"
723:"Kelantan police chief: Dying woman's note revealed her assailant"
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669:"Police volunteer's wife slashed to death while husband on duty"
597:"Young mum found murdered and possibly raped during home attack"
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988:"Bunuh, rogol jururawat: Bekas pekerja kilang ke tali gantung"
651:"Police reserve volunteer's wife slashed to death by robbers"
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for the charge of murder while receiving 18 years' jail and
830:"Former sawmill worker to die for murder-cum-rape of nurse"
812:"Penganggur dihukum gantung sampai mati bunuh suri rumah"
952:"Bunuh, rogol jururawat: Mohammad Awari ke tali gantung"
1024:"Ex-sawmill worker to hang for rape, murder of nurse"
864:"Penganggur bunuh, rogol suri rumah dihukum gantung"
794:"Penganggur didakwa bunuh isteri sukarelawan polis"
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1204:"Time to form a panel for violence against women"
687:"Mother of three found in pool of blood by hubby"
900:"Unemployed man to hang for murdering housewife"
1312:"Apabila hukuman adalah tentang hidup dan mati"
1294:"When sentences are a matter of life and death"
705:"Isteri anggota sukarelawan polis maut dikelar"
615:"Isteri anggota sukarelawan polis maut dikelar"
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935:Mohammad Awari bin Ahmad v Public Prosecutor
847:Public Prosecutor v Mohammad Awari bin Ahmad
918:"Jobless man to hang for housewife's death"
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1240:"'Rape victim's tudung did not save her'"
1222:"Anak mangsa kelar leher terima bantuan"
35:Yashmin Fauzi, pictured before her death
1258:"Ziarah kubur ibu untuk lepaskan rindu"
1042:"Man to hang for rape, murder of nurse"
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16:2015 rape-murder of a nurse in Malaysia
1394:People convicted of murder by Malaysia
133:Qashri Adam Mohd Azrul (youngest son)
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1399:Malaysian people convicted of murder
129:Ahmad Qashri Mohd Azrul (eldest son)
493:laws and practice of women wearing
461:Malaysia filed applications to the
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131:Qashri Adli Mohd Azrul (second son)
1384:Violence against women in Malaysia
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1364:Capital punishment in Malaysia
523:Capital punishment in Malaysia
87:Fatal slash wounds to the neck
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1102:(in Chinese). 7 October 2020.
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209:Trial of Mohammad Awari Ahmad
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870:(in Malay). 31 January 2018.
818:(in Malay). 1 February 2018.
141:Isahak Deris (father-in-law)
1369:People murdered in Malaysia
1276:"'Kami mahu ke pusara ibu'"
1156:(in Chinese). 25 June 2024.
1138:(in Chinese). 25 June 2024.
994:(in Malay). 7 October 2020.
958:(in Malay). 7 October 2020.
567:(in Malay). 7 October 2020.
235:1993 (age 30–31)
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1336:(in Malay). 16 April 2023.
1132:"联邦法庭驳回19死刑检讨 涉多名受害者或儿童遇害"
800:(in Malay). 21 March 2015.
782:(in Malay). 11 March 2015.
151:in the Malaysian state of
1228:(in Malay). 26 June 2015.
765:(in Malay). 3 March 2015.
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741:"'Orang jahat pukul ibu'"
711:(in Malay). 1 March 2015.
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1282:(in Malay). 16 May 2020.
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326:Yashmin Fauzi (deceased)
291:, commuted to 40 years'
1389:Deaths by blade weapons
487:Malaysian Islamic Party
405:mandatory death penalty
970:"奸杀护士罪成上诉失败 前板厂工人维持死刑"
759:"Mengigau panggil ibu"
311:12 strokes of the cane
297:12 strokes of the cane
169:12 strokes of the cane
113:Rape and murder victim
67:1 March 2015 (aged 25)
1379:Female murder victims
1190:The New Straits Times
886:The New Straits Times
851:Kota Bahru High Court
673:The New Straits Times
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448:Re-sentencing in 2024
386:Judicial Commissioner
382:Kota Bahru High Court
503:Hari Raya Aidilfitri
458:Malaysian government
409:Malaysian Penal Code
217:Mohammad Awari Ahmad
161:Mohammad Awari Ahmad
70:Kampung Batu Papan,
1244:Free Malaysia Today
1172:Free Malaysia Today
1150:"19死刑检讨驳回 涉谋杀多人或儿童"
1028:Free Malaysia Today
904:Free Malaysia Today
565:Free Malaysia Today
84:Cause of death
1354:Murder in Malaysia
1300:. 10 October 2020.
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1096:"女护士遭奸杀 巫青上诉失败等问吊"
1006:"终极上诉失败 木厂前员工维持死刑"
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906:. 31 January 2018.
888:. 31 January 2018.
165:sentenced to death
1118:The Straits Times
1078:"奸杀护士 被告上诉驳回维持死刑"
1066:. 7 October 2020.
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543:"奸杀护士 被告上诉驳回维持死刑"
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