Man Slays Daughter, Injures Two Other Daughters
BANGI, Jan 30 (Bernama) -- A seven-year-old girl died after her throat
was allegedly slit by her father at their double-storey terrace house
in Section 4, Bandar Baru Bangi this afternoon.
Selangor deputy police chief Datuk Abd Rahim Jaafar said in the 4.45 pm incident, the victim's two sisters, aged 10 and 12, were also hacked by their father leaving one injured in the back of the neck and the other with a severed finger.
"Police are still looking for the missing finger in the house," he told reporters at the scene.
He said another of the suspect's daughter, aged 15, and son, aged 17, managed to save themselves from the father, who used a machete in attacking the children.
According to him, the 15-year-old, who had just returned from attending religious classes, was shocked to see her father standing in the living room with a machete in his hand.
"The girl saw blood splattered all over the living room and her sisters injured. She screamed and shouted for her elder brother, aged 17, who was in an upstairs room.
"The brother rushed down and on seeing what had happened told her to run upstairs and lock herself in his room. He then called the police," he said.
Abd Rahim said on arrival, police found the two injured girls in the living room and immediately rushed them to the Kajang Hospital.
He said police found the girl whose throat was slit in a room downstairs.
During the incident the wife was at her workplace in Cyberjaya, he said.
Police then hunted down the 44-year-old man and found him by the bank of a river behind the housing estate at 6pm.
"The suspect was in a disoriented state, wet and with a head injury. Police believe he had jumped into the river but climbed back to the river bank afterwards," he said.
Abd Rahim said police also seized a machete from the suspect.
He added that the suspect who had been jobless for two years, did not have a criminal record and could be suffering mental problems.
Later, a neighbour, who declined to be identified, when interviewed, said the wife was now at the Kajang Hospital.
She said the family was highly respected in the neighbourhood as they always joined congregational prayers at their surau (place for Muslims' congregational prayers in villages and housing schemes).
"They were very strict about the prayers and I have asked the surau members to help clean up the house after the forensics personnel have completed their investigations," she said.
-- BERNAMA
Selangor deputy police chief Datuk Abd Rahim Jaafar said in the 4.45 pm incident, the victim's two sisters, aged 10 and 12, were also hacked by their father leaving one injured in the back of the neck and the other with a severed finger.
"Police are still looking for the missing finger in the house," he told reporters at the scene.
He said another of the suspect's daughter, aged 15, and son, aged 17, managed to save themselves from the father, who used a machete in attacking the children.
According to him, the 15-year-old, who had just returned from attending religious classes, was shocked to see her father standing in the living room with a machete in his hand.
"The girl saw blood splattered all over the living room and her sisters injured. She screamed and shouted for her elder brother, aged 17, who was in an upstairs room.
"The brother rushed down and on seeing what had happened told her to run upstairs and lock herself in his room. He then called the police," he said.
Abd Rahim said on arrival, police found the two injured girls in the living room and immediately rushed them to the Kajang Hospital.
He said police found the girl whose throat was slit in a room downstairs.
During the incident the wife was at her workplace in Cyberjaya, he said.
Police then hunted down the 44-year-old man and found him by the bank of a river behind the housing estate at 6pm.
"The suspect was in a disoriented state, wet and with a head injury. Police believe he had jumped into the river but climbed back to the river bank afterwards," he said.
Abd Rahim said police also seized a machete from the suspect.
He added that the suspect who had been jobless for two years, did not have a criminal record and could be suffering mental problems.
Later, a neighbour, who declined to be identified, when interviewed, said the wife was now at the Kajang Hospital.
She said the family was highly respected in the neighbourhood as they always joined congregational prayers at their surau (place for Muslims' congregational prayers in villages and housing schemes).
"They were very strict about the prayers and I have asked the surau members to help clean up the house after the forensics personnel have completed their investigations," she said.
-- BERNAMA
Bernama Online
Thursday 30 January,2014.
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