Investigating My Sister's Unsolved Murder After 41 Years | On The Red Dot | Full Episode

[@chaeyoung6133]

The way the brother talked about his sister is saddening & seeing how sad his aged parents are is heart wrenching. I sincerely hope they can find closure & seek justice for the sister. The auntie is definitely suspicious for telling them that the body is behind the temple, she probably witnessed something but isn’t divulging them…

[@Pozeji]

True,the aunti could not have guessed that really quick to answer there.If she would have done it,she would have said to check in another location.

[@etannn]

sus

[@lemon2524]

Yeah it's kinda sus.

[@GurenDonOfficial]

the father found the body and told the family and the neighbor and thats how she knew bru

[@xijinpig7978]

very sus curry

[@nakayumoto2697]

Watching true crime cases where the family gave their consent and actively participated in the documentary are actually comforting for me. I feel less alone in the world, that there are people like us who have been thru the same thing, who are still experiencing deep pain and sorrow over the tragedy that happened no matter how long it’s been. It’s teaching me that it’s ok to not be ok and it’s giving me courage to fight tooth and nail, to give every last bit of strength to fight for justice even if there’s only 0.00000001% chance of winning against the criminals who possess massive wealth and power.

[@zek7353]

5:25 Why would the auntie at the titbit shop direct searchers to such an unlikely place (the temple) to search for this little girl? Titbit shop was possibly the last place this girl was seen alive and someone in the very shop directed everyone to the exact place where her body was found. 🤔 If she was sexually assaulted, weren't trace/physical evidence samples collected and a rape kit used? Granted back in 1980 there was no DNA technology but investigators in the US were already collecting physical and trace evidence in that era - and cold cases were solved decades later with DNA when technology finally caught up. Feels like a combination of shoddy investigative work and lack of due processes that resulted in this longstanding unsolved crime. Rest in peace dear little Beng Choo, you're among the angels now and I hope your loved ones find solace in knowing that.

[@sanjay8854]

Well raised point here! I just watched the whole thing and wondered how the titbit shop auntie direct everyone to the temple? hmm but like what was said that it was a planned murder, I don't think so! I think the killer took advantage of a little girl wandering alone, in the dark (CC lights off that night) around the vicinity of the temple (its not occupied unless got some event). I believe if they can trace back to the government census on that kampong to fact check who had lived in that kampong around that time, could find possible leads!

[@zek7353]

@@sanjay8854 Her brother was right, she was unlikely to leave with a person she didn't know. So it's possible whoever took her, knew her and she trusted that person enough to leave the titbit shop with the perpetrator. If she were abducted, there would've been witnesses and some kind of commotion. In any case, there is too little information in this episode to speculate beyond this point. And knowing who lived in the area back then is pointless unless investigators possess evidence that will allow them to pinpoint the identity of the rapist/murderer. (They probably used the word "planned murder" loosely to express the perpetrator probably knew the victim and followed her in some way with intent to rape. It's def premeditated in this sense.)

[@sanjay8854]

@@zek7353 ahh yes well said again! Very likely that whoever took her that day knew both her and her brother. Could be family or neighbours? But I am not sure if there was any semen samples that day, otherwise its very hard to get this solved. The sick monster is still around here

[@zek7353]

@@sanjay8854 There would've been DNA samples of the perpetrator found under her fingernails from defending herself. Or maybe, if her wounds were swabbed and clothing well preserved, even if the killer is now dead - there is technology today that allows forensic scientists to trace back DNA profiles using family trees. Cold cases from 1950s have been solved with DNA, much less 1980. I'm just not sure given the standard of investigative work back then, how well preserved samples would've been. Even today, children below 10 or 11 should never be allowed out of their parents' or caretakers' sight. It simply isn't safe and they are too young to defend themselves. We've always lived in times of monsters. Be it 1900, 1950, 1980 or 2020.

[@Horrorscopes-qf6iy]

I was suspecting the auntie at the titbit shop as well.. but who knows?..

[@priscillapresslee7686]

I admire all these good people who are helping solve cases

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

quite difficult to solve this case as it happened so long ago and almost all evidence is gone

[@myas-3995]

What scares me is that the perpetrator who got away with the horrific rape and murder of this sweet little girl, would have gone on to continue his assaults on young girls. I am not sure what is the Data storage like in the Police force or the Census records of more than 4 decades ago. Is it possible, I wonder, to get the male census records who lived in the kampong around this time period and then look them up against the SPF crime database to see if anyone had a criminal record after 1980? Particularly one that involved rapes/molestation etc?

[@katisme17]

Hear me out, someone from the tidbits shop is the killer. When they asked the tidbit shop auntie where she is, she came up with the temple and his sister’s body is really at the temple. Why would someone think of the temple when finding a young girl? I will think of the playground instantly or like some ice cream store. I think that the tidbit store auntie witnessed the scene and wanna give leads to the family. I think she saw someone frm her family murder the girl but is kept mum for fear of them going to prison. But the least she can do is tell them the location of the sister

[@ddddd336]

Maybe she saw her walking towards the temple??

[@rtim9929]

Then she would misdirect to somewhere else right

[@Kyo_ming]

@@ddddd336 why would a young girl do that tho, esp after agreeing with her brother to meet up aftwards at an area at around likely btw 8-9pm(he last saw her alive around 8pm) where its already dark ?

[@ddddd336]

@@Kyo_ming maybe the guy was at the temple and signalled for her to go there

[@plebbygirl1481]

Ya probably, also I find it weird nobody heard her screams? An 8 year old’s scream is something u cannot miss. Also since it seems the girl often wonders at night alone, her parents must’ve taught her about stranger danger to trust her to walk alone at such a young age. I don’t think she would’ve been signalled that easily

[@nett6051]

I would love to see a epsiodic CNA special on cold cases like these working with crime library. Seeing cold cases being explored in US and other countries, does encourage people to come forward with new info or tips, which could be the same for these cold cases.

[@bobafett5757]

We should focus on our own country issues cos other countries business not our concern.

[@samesamebutnotsame1172]

I think cna rather do news trying to look more like influencer. If no one talk about recent molests case then no one will talk about it

[@jen5138]

I love the US series, Cold Justice.

[@bobafett5757]

@@jen5138 So you also like Justice League.

[@beezlebub9]

Feel so sorry for the family. Although they looked so stoic, you surely feel the sadness during the scene the gentleman visits his parents.

[@Emily-pj1rd]

👀👀

[@lousiaveerasamy3697]

I think the tidbit shop auntie saw the murderer bringing the girl to the back of the temple ...otherwise how come she can specifically say check behind the temple...and she was right...

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

maybe so, or just a coincidence she mentioned there

[@Vertexprotogen]

Could be because you know, not many people visited the temple and if they couldn't find the body anywhere after a while in the most visited spaces then it could be near a secluded space like the temple

[@danielradcliffeissopretty]

I can't. When I see the younger brother with his two elderly parents, I feel like crying

[@nakayumoto2697]

I’m so sorry this happened to your sister, to your family. It must have been traumatizing and painful beyond anything anyone can ever imagine. I lost a loved one to a brutal murder too and I cannot express the pain, the trauma of everything. I just am so sorry that this happened. But rest assured, God sees, God knows and the one responsible for what happened to your sister will receive divine punishment for his brutal crimes. Justice will be served in the afterlife even if justice can’t be served in this world. 🙏 But I still hope justice will be served soon.

[@jia6317]

As according to many of the comments in the comment section made, the case is being handled pretty much unprofessional. Not invalidating the efforts of those who helped and especially the police force but the tidbit shop owner(s) was/were really the key "witnesses" of the case since they were likely the last person to be in contact with the little girl. Also the tidbit store was just opposite the house, sure they would have observed if the girl was on her way home or was there someone who approached her and talked to her. Also when did the little girl left the store? These were not being asked, at least not mentioned in the interview (in the video). Also regarding the comments saying how the tidbits store auntie is suspicious for the mention to check the temple, it could just be a guess since the video mentioned that the temple is pretty much abandoned and unused, only for celebrations. And the search has taken place for around an hour by a group of people at the Kampong so it is likely the whole of it has been searched and the auntie probably thought about the temple to be the last place possible. But there is definitely things the auntie would have noticed since it was late at night it would have been quiet, any sounds observed (such as the murderer talking to the girl) would have been heard. Even if its someone who the victim know, the murderer would have said something for her to follow them. Was that not being heard? Also the DNAs yes, there must be some DNAs collected at the scene and maybe on her body? PS: Can I just mention how cases with someone the victims know getting killed by them are so heartbreaking? It is someone who trust you, how could they bear to?

[@lemon2524]

In the 1980s things were lenient and lax. A lot of sketchy things pass without anything being done.

[@iriszee463]

Agree all u stated above except for DNA. I think during that time there is no DNA check technology.

[@华语7080]

DNA already in 80s but the technology was not yet advance like the present

[@berry95137]

I also noticed the map of the kampung. Which that the uncle's house is right beside it. Many of such cases are done by male family members/friends. If she was taken by someone she knows she wouldn't scream or be heard.

[@walkersretirement]

SPF failed again, what a shame

[@aluvitystraykissforyou]

I really hope there is a closure to this case.. it's disgusting how people would do that "thing" to anyone and murder them afterwards no matter the age. very very disgusting.

[@conradchung1842]

Hello Crime Library colleagues, I really appreciate your endeavors and share the values of your work. Beng Choo’s case is a sad one. Btw, any updates on the death of Winnifred Teo on 1985?

[@NurEva-f3l]

"i hear they shouting they found the body" this statement is like she already knows the girl had died

[@cristbrosing1936]

is it possible to go through the files again In order to find some missing points, any DNA materiel like hairs or other , as today technology may help to find the murderer.

[@Emily-pj1rd]

Can that work better 🤭🤭

[@Emily-pj1rd]

Hi

[@ziilinnc]

they can't do forensics because it is years since it has happened and the data may not be accurate. thus, nowadays, when murder cases are reported, the police have to act fast and send the DNA for forensics

[@Emily-pj1rd]

@@ziilinnc 😎😎😎

[@angmokiomrt7103]

@EmpressKajal were the technology that advance to be able to compare both dna?

[@dayylogg9716]

The suspect is definitely living in the same Kampong which should be an easy case to solved. Yet the police never performed their duty.

[@bobafett5757]

So who is the suspect ?

[@dayylogg9716]

@@bobafett5757 The suspect is somebody known to the girl. That why no struggle and shouting by the girl when adulted.

[@bobafett5757]

@@dayylogg9716 But tidbit aunty claimed she heard loud shout behind the temple ?

[@dayylogg9716]

@@bobafett5757 You must know the different between the location of abduction and location of sexual assualt. The shouting and sexual assualt was behind the temple. But, the location of abduction was a distance between the titbit shop and her home which have no sound from the girl. This is probably the girl knew the suspect which could be a neighbor. No outsider will be hanging around there waiting to ambush and abduct her. A small village have very low human density and they knew each other. Any outside people will raised attention.

[@bobafett5757]

@@dayylogg9716 Have you forgotten this happened in 1980 that area is completely a kampung environment with many bushes forest canal and street light very poor so what makes you think no outsider can tresspass so please be resourceful with your research work cos the state of 1980 and 2022 now is so different.

[@tanrichard2635]

After 41 yrs, the murder may not be around anymore but if whoever u are is still around, please stand out and face the consequences. U don’t have nightmares these 41yrs?

[@cancanlq5024]

Ikr , but it’s been 40 years now , I don’t think the murder is still around…

[@GlobetrotterManga]

@@cancanlq5024 why not?you only consider the murder as someone old? if he was young he can be still very alive and well.

[@AvarageYoututbeUser]

​@@cancanlq5024 The murderer could had gotten arrested because he might had did a similar action to another girl during the time when the SPF has more forces.

[@sassy_ct]

I like to watch unsolved cases but this one is a little choppy. I feel like information are missing here and there. Understandably, it's 42 years ago. So, Serene said she heard someone shouting that they found the body behind the temple. There's also the tidbit auntie seller who told the brother and father to look at the temple. The father was the first one to find the body. I would assume the father being the one who shouted or screamed, which was why the brother (and others) ran over. Therefore, the one who is sus right now, to me, is the tidbit auntie seller. How did she know to check the temple? Did she suspect someone? Did she witness someone approaching the sister? Did she see the sister walking towards the temple? Technically, she was the last person who saw her alive. Question is, did the police grill her? Cos that would be the first person I would question.

[@puzzlemaster_6797]

If that's true, it would suggest that the tidbit auntie was an accomplice if semen was found in the crime scene.

[@miracraigfan1738]

@@puzzlemaster_6797 What does auntie have to do with finding of semen? What is a bit irretating is that they don’t show the whole map & how long it would take to walk, like you said if semen was found & collected & explain how she died, how did he kill her, was the sexual penetration from an adult male what punctured her organ? And how long had she been dead & when is the last time the aunt saw her specifically and can auntie see the temple from there? Personally I think she heard something bc it was dark & she suggested the place she thought she heard sound from….and maybe she was frozen seeing that she might could have saved her if she actually heard or saw her…..was the temple a place were women/girls had been sexually harassed for privacy? Also a temple for celebration ,some killers raping & killing put blankets or put them in places for them to be found, bc they care for their victims as sick & contradicting as that sound (like jon benet Ramsay case) Also, how long would it take for her to die & was there any water on her, a struggle, her being held down? Did she know some older teen boys she would trust ? Was the killer in the search team like the teen that was raped for hours where the Tokio Hotel song had played for 6hrs as she was alone at home & not to hear her. We need a full list of the search team ! How long could the killer have raped her & avoided not being caught? Did her brother tell someone where his sister was & was this a normal thing for them to go out late & be seperated for some time? What would make this girl go to the temple (if not guided there) ? I know rain is a typical thing, but I assume it was just dark and what with stop her from meeting her brother & eating the snacks, the only way I can think is that she thought someone needed help or heard something & wanted to discover what it was OR it was a person she in particular looked up to or the neighborhood or specifically her family looked up to/respected…had more money/a specific job etc Does any of this info exist?was her body still warm & her colour normal, I assume she was lifeless but not stiff yet, also why would the father pick her up & ruin the crime scene? Was it visible that it was sexual assault when they found her ,like her dress up or pants down or blood from her region ?

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

@@miracraigfan1738 u do have many good points there.. guess police back then was not as efficient as today.. during then technology was almost zero, no CCTVs and it happened in a kampung. Hope justice is serve and killer will be caught someday!

[@miracraigfan1738]

@@ÐĐÐĐ I hope the surviving family gets answers & justice. Hopefully the killer faced some type of karma. Ofc the questions I asked are uncomfortable bc this is allegedly a sexual crime, but I would think these things would be noted by police & those that were present, even without modern technology or policework….

[@quietgirlwhoisanarmoatiny]

Since the girl was raped, it was a male. The tidbit shop auntie probably knew the killer or saw the girl with the killer and was maybe trying to get the search team to go in the right direction to find the girl, or the killer was one of the shop workers then. I am not so sure but I'm just guessing.

[@nakayumoto2697]

It is cases like this that truly make me lose hope in humanity. Speaking as a family member of a loved one who was murdered ruthlessly, I feel the pain of the family who were left behind and left hanging, never getting justice for the tragic death of their loved one. Never knowing why, only knowing that your loved one did not deserve what happened to them. Never in a thousand lifetimes did they deserve what happened to them. I believe the innocent whose lives were taken away are now in a better place and as for the perpetrators and all involved, they will receive divine punishment that will last for all of eternity for their crimes. May justice be served in the afterlife if it can’t be served in this life but I still hope this case can be closed soon and your family can get justice for what happened.

[@sharmikhasrikumar1127]

So sorry for your loss loss

[@celestialstar124]

Just from hearing him speak about her sister case makes me feels sad. I hooe this family can find closure after this episode.

[@melvyncarrot4741]

It's sad to see a young girl never get to grow up to live her life ,after watching many shows on crime investigation from abroad,my initial thoughts on this case was ,since this happened in a small village where everyone knew each other , I think the murder suspect could be easily narrow down to a young male suspect aged between 15 to 35,he might have an accomplice at the time of crime,was probably around the area near the tibits shop when he saw the victim alone and he/they could tried to gain the trust of the victim to make her followed him , he could at the same time lived very near to the temple area which means after committing the crime ,he/they could have fled the opposite direction,thus avoiding the titbit shop. The murderer might also have been someone who knows the girl very well, and was very close to her personally,and since it's an unsolved murder case ,that could have given him some guts to commit the crime again which mean he could have became a sex offender or might have a criminal record in other crimes in the later years,and lastly he could have returned to the crime scene after the body was found and pretending into asking around people what actually happened when the police arrived so it's could be easy to narrow down as to who was present at the crime scene back then,the suspect will also be extremely concerned about the case to the point he would constantly talked about the murder case personally to someone close to him in the family.

[@t.c9081]

I remember during my kampong days, Once sunset, my parents forbid me to even step onto door steps. Poor darling little girl. Not to worry the killer must not had a peaceful life either. He has a ticket to hell already.

[@IsabellaARtstudio]

This is just truly heart breaking. I have a little sister myself. I hope that the case can be solved.

[@jessiejames7492]

so sad for the father seeing his child's body!

[@joycelow2667]

This is a real awesome crime library organization. I remember this case makes my heart torned apart. A heart breaking tragic for the poor girl and families. Sometimes I wonder why if police had their suspects then any reason why no case has been followed up for years. Pray for the justices to arrive. Hopefully the old neighbours till this day can come up and give any information if they knew something. No matter how old is the case it's never too late solve.

[@alexsandrkerensky7457]

Your hopes are in vain😂

[@celestialstar124]

I remember when I mentioned a possibility of kidnap on ST video on YT. Some younger Singaporean step in and scold me about how ridiculous I am to think kidnap can happen in Singapore. Gotta say these people take things for granted and either they live in the pond thus doesn't know the outside world or they can't be bothered to spend enough time with their grandparents. I am below 30 but through spending enough quality time with my own family members and helping out to senior citizens that needed help plus willingness to watch such video that share about how life is at in the past for we Singaporean... I can learn to understand reality more. Really please wake up the young people. Learn to appreciate the good times we have now. Just because you never encounter robbery or crime doesn't mean they doesn't exist.

[@bobafett5757]

This is murder case and not kidnap please dont distort the storyline.

[@celestialstar124]

@@bobafett5757 hello did u even watch the video? That ex police mentioned his cousin was kidnap in the 1990s.

[@bobafett5757]

@@celestialstar124 That kidnap story is stealing limelight from this child murdered story so stay focus on the subject matter.

[@kimhaseul]

This is murder case la but I understand what u mean la

[@bobafett5757]

@@kimhaseul Murder and kidnap are two different crimes so please level up.

[@Bu5es]

Other unsolved cases i have read about 1. On January 8 1998, Dini Haryati, a 19 year old exchange student from indonesia was raped and murdered and dumped on a grass patch right infront of Woodlands Mrt station in Singapore...The murderer/suspect behind this crime has never been apprehended.

[@bobafett5757]

Then you should check with Indon authority.

[@Feruchadam]

Its just another proof to scare me even more that humans are truly an honestly amazing and sad thing all at the same time. To be able to murder, and on top of that, raped her before taking her little soul and walked free roaming the earth still, and probably didn’t even think about it anymore- just amazes me. How scary humans actually and still is.

[@Loyt717]

I pray your family will get a closure and live peacefully knowing you all had done a lot to remember your sister.

[@limpehhandsome]

5:30 why did the tidbit shop aunty ask them to check the temple? And subsequently finding her body there... Sus

[@jalanjalan7099]

Because someone shouted that they found the body behind the temple according to serene

[@bobafett5757]

Holy spirit visited tidbit aunty shop and told her.

[@Alice12578]

@@jalanjalan7099 Serene said she heard someone shouting from the temple, not the tidbit auntie asked people to check the temple because the tidbit auntie heard someone shouted from there. It was not clear from the video whether the tidbit auntie asked them to check the temple before or after the body was discovered.

[@ssgoh4968]

It's an opportunistic crime. Not pre-planned as suggested that the perpetrator knew the day and time the CC lights would be turned off and the place would be dark. The little girl's going out to buy titbits was not pre-planned as it was decided at the spur of the moment. My guess is that it is someone who lived along the route she took from her house to the titbit shop. It was a chance opportunity and he decided at that moment to attack her, given the conducive environment. Did the police interview every male living there and within sight of the route she took. Story only mentioned 1. Kind of slipshod police job if that was the case. 2nd possibility, someone going in or out of the village at that time chanced upon her and decided at the spur of the moment to attack her, also given the opportunity that she was alone and the environment was conducive. I wondered if the titbit shop Aunty saw him and possibly knew what he did to the little girl. Being able to pinpoint the exact location should raise some red flags. Wonder if the police grilled her enough. I wonder also whether the police check the movement of all males who would usually go in or out of there on a regular basis at that time of the day. I also wonder if DNA material were collected and preserved as this is an unsolved police case. If they are then running a DNA test should quickly lead to the perpetrator. This from someone who watches a lot of Cold Case Files on KZbin.

[@bobafett5757]

@@Alice12578 So where is that Tidbit aunty now and what kind of tidbit she selling ?

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

Kudos to the good people for helping

[@UOniLiveOnce]

Just curious, when asking the deceased whereabouts from the titbits shop auntie.did the first place that comes to her mind is the temple area? If so, why? If the temple is secluded and total darkness, a normal adult would not be there, let alone a 8yrs old child...

[@bobafett5757]

Who and where were the temple caretakers at that time and is there anyway to locate the tidbits aunty ?

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

Because they already checked the area except the temple?

[@bobafett5757]

@@ÐĐÐĐ So is that Titbit aunty lives in the temple ?

[@minimalisticjoy628]

I was wondering the same. How did the auntie knew to check the temple?

[@UOniLiveOnce]

@@ÐĐÐĐ but why only she brought up that location of all villagers? Does she have the details of all the locations that has been searched before suggesting that area? And the last person other than the culprit that gets in contact with deceased is the auntie herself. Last seen person and spot on location? Perhaps just coincidence.. Maybe...

[@HaiHai-qy5py]

If she was raped, could there be any DNA evidence left on the body? For instance, did her fingernails have any DNA of the killer or was there any se-men? Usually 80s cold cases of rape have a ton of DNA that they keep just in case new technology comes up. I don't know about SG but in the USA, a ton of rapists have been caught/innocents have been released due to this evidence being useful now even 40 years later.

[@adilialai5796]

that was exactly what I was thinking

[@lemon2524]

Singapore does not do this unfortunately.

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

@@lemon2524 how are u sure about this?

[@samantha5213]

U must understand the death took places more than 2 decades i beieve n during that time...our technology was not as advance as now n identifying via DNA is not possible bcs DNA test was only introduce somewhere less than a decade..

[@chaotiongsai]

@@samantha5213Singapore is so backwards aiyo

[@jessiejames7492]

shes just an innocent child. what kind of person did this

[@stickymoney]

Heart breaking..

[@christianwijaya6906]

I feel bad for him ,Walked together with her just moment before they seperated for forever

[@zt150]

Why did the tidbit shop auntie tell the family to check the temple where coincidentally the body was found? I mean.. nobody would have thought of the temple otherwise right. Sus...

[@johnmonk3381]

The perpetrator must be one of those who "volunteered" to help find the body

[@AvarageYoututbeUser]

He would have to clean the blood off his hands before he go and volunteer.

[@rajblack2055]

Please bring back all other missing cases. The family very depressed.

[@lengho6294]

Why dont u contact that lady on that night who suggested u guys to search around the temple?

[@oinkoink646]

the look in leng hai eyes when he met up with joanna to find the info the look in his eyes was hope

[@916melody]

Y’all need to find the tidbit shop auntie

[@lemon2524]

Yes true.

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

how to find her now after 42 years...

[@gohalvin21]

Deepest condolences for Mr. Goh and his family. Really hope that you can find closure to your beloved sister's case and that the murderer will have the retribution he deserved. God Bless...

[@illnsp08]

Love to see more shows like these.

[@bobafett5757]

*Great episode hopefully to watch more Unsolved Murder documentary in CNA Insider*

[@sumit6190p]

I just hope those Unsolved gets solved one day with the help of technology.

[@bobafett5757]

@@sumit6190p Whats the point of unsolved if the culprit already dead years ago and what if wrong person caught after so long ?

[@sumit6190p]

@@bobafett5757 You never know unless you try. There are so many unsolved cases in west which were solved using DNA profiling technology.

[@bobafett5757]

@@sumit6190p So what about current so many outstanding cases u want it to be backlogged and exhaust manpower and reources is it ?

[@victorvictor4235]

@@bobafett5757 the family wants to close this cases, it’s a wish of knowing what happened that day, especially their parents have aged and wish of not having regrets and worry.

[@vxenzy8731]

is a sad story for him and his family , i almost want to cry

[@sarahchan4807]

Reminds me of the Winnie Spencer murder. Victim was also a little girl, raped n killed and still unsolved to date. Really hope the families can find closure.

[@Angliss97]

I feel that the key to solve this is to look for the tidbit shop auntie. But sadly she may have already passed because it's already been 41 years!

[@srivaylan2631]

Who else was at snack shop when the girl was there? Was the auntie thoroughly investigated as she had given the right assumption that the victim could be at the vicinity of the temple?

[@supervelocejota63]

CNA editing at its best

[@astroboi66]

funny how he called Serene to meet up but he was actually not calling anyone lol

[@MMAUniversityTime]

Definitely look into the individuals who were working or were around the tidbit shop, how was the auntie who worked there so sure to ask to check the temple of all places? The brother said that usually the temple is empty so why was the auntie at the tidbit shop so sure to check the temple? She must've seen or noticed someone with the girl or at most covering up for someone.

[@hgft274]

How can they ask Lenghai to go "interview" Serene himself. Are they serious about this cold case investigation?

[@bobafett5757]

42 yrs ago how the heck Serene will remember it when she was only 10 at that time.

[@shariffaabdulrahman2516]

I got a strong feeling the Titbits Aunty saw who the murderer was he must be walking with her to the temple that's why she said to check at the temple

[@Horrorscopes-qf6iy]

She was only 8... fly high.. 🕊🙁

[@dominid]

Hope there will be Justice done. Let the family seek some closure.

[@bursegsardaukar]

They still haven't caught the murderer/murderers who killed 4 children in their Geylang Bahru flat.

[@bobafett5757]

Back then no CCTV and also TT and SmartPhone so be understanding its not easy to arrest the culprit.

[@leekelly4746]

41 years cold case, I think the murderer probably is dead.

[@emdove]

If he was 20, he would be 61. Average age at death in Singapore is about 66 for people born in 1960, probably lower for men, but there’s a chance! Depends on how old he was.

[@lemon2524]

@@emdove It's actually 80 plus so maybe he is still alive.

[@johnmonk3381]

The person who did this is probably long dead also

[@jasontan5808]

Is consumer DNA and genealogy services a thing in Singapore like in the US? Very helpful in solving cold cases.

[@user47362]

Good luck to those working in hdb bukit batok branch

[@ijusthappenedtonotlikecorn8086]

I feel like one of the possible factors of killers is actually them Ctrl+Alt+Deleted their own life in order to bring their dirty secrets along with them to the grave.

[@lousiaveerasamy3697]

Why did the brother wait so long...41 years later?...the murderer could have died also..or may be in his 70s or 80s now

[@4988raja]

Valid thinking!

[@GlobetrotterManga]

maybe he is 60.

[@leetang1964]

I guess the family must be in deep sorrows all those years especially his parents, couldn't bring himself to bring up the case

[@kieutruong406]

Is there any updates on this case yet? I really Leng Hai and his family could die happier and relieve the sadness that his family has been holding for so long

[@jeremysusanto-se6fd]

Yeah me too! I really want to see if there are any updates, but I hope the killer is going to be discovered ❤

[@johnchristie1550]

What so sad😢

[@aysteria4ever]

Have they tried mediums to ask the girl's soul to relay to them in the dreams or something? Since any new leads appears vague after 4 decades. But if the medium is able to let the family know she's has been recarnated long ago I guess is also some sort of closure for all. Really a sad case of olden days investigation and forensic limits and lack of surveillance systems back then. May the family find peace

[@yellowpete79]

That is absurd. People in Singapore are too superstitious, ghosts don't help solve mysteries.

[@enterfirstnameenterlastnam7686]

Not sure if this is helpful. If anyone know someone that show signs of paedophilia that also stay around the kampung and born in 50's-70's maybe. Could they submit the name to the team to investigate?. I hope this video become viral and make it viral.

[@farahfhh5457]

I can't even remember what happened last week...

[@user-oh6wb5rj2q]

The creator will be just, as we seek for the truth of existence and liberation.

[@rozanaithnin7579]

🌷so heartbreaking, such a close knit family..tqq Crime Library for ur dedicated effort to solve tiz case, for the Murderer! there is No light for u at the end of the tunnel! Straight to Hell Hole!

[@wt7028]

Manny missing pieces from the tidbit aunty, did she see anyone near the girl? Why she suspected temple?

[@mohamedhaniff4021]

Y the police can’t solve this case ??? In another words the killer is still on the run for more than 40years… Terrible 😞

[@MeoweeeeCat]

Thanks CNA Insider! I enjoyed watching content like this. Please continue to produce this series! 🙏🏻

[@bobafett5757]

So are you anticipating more murder to happen so can enjoy such series ?

[@nantanaboonchuayseng3967]

no DNA collect in 1980?

[@nasoo4188]

How come titbit auntie know to search behind the temple? Kampong very big and she can be anywhere. Is it how the video was created to mislead us?

[@ÐĐÐĐ]

sadly the lack of evidence leads to unsolved cases

[@tigerexo6577]

It’s been a year…. Have this case been solved yet?

[@filmorder8437]

lets get this out

[@bobafett5757]

Story already out 42 years ago so whats somemore out you want ?

[@filmorder8437]

@@bobafett5757 yet people are still hearing it for the first time

[@bobafett5757]

@@filmorder8437 People are drained out in this pandemic world so please spare some mercy for the mental being.

[@aave865]

I am surprised the police gave up.

[@jamesyue1348]

Surprised? 😂 I would be much more surprise if they continue investigating...sadly it had passed the statute of limitation period.

[@bobafett5757]

I am more surprised by your surprise cos this incident happened almost 42 years ago so please be logical that the world is still struggling in this pandemic so be practical and thoughtful on our police force.

[@krisnanstravelvlogscomings3893]

@@jamesyue1348 there is no limitation period for criminal cases there limitation act does provide a provision for limitation on criminal cases.

[@bobafett5757]

@@krisnanstravelvlogscomings3893 This happened 42 years ago and not 42 days ago so make full use of your brain to think.

[@krisnanstravelvlogscomings3893]

@@bobafett5757 Dey sunni do you understand for criminal cases there is no limitation period ?? It doesn’t matter if it happened 100 years ago as long the prosecutor can prosecute the case without the hinderance from the statute of limitation

[@PaganMin-1966]

the bukit batok murder case where a woman was sexually assaulted while she was jogging in the woods was also never solved, the murderer still at large

[@bobafett5757]

Why jogged inside the woods cos got lots of mosquitoes ?

[@poolfans]

@@bobafett5757 not really in the woods.

[@bobafett5757]

@@poolfans Then along the woods ?

[@andersyap5954]

There’s a need to put more cctv around in Singapore so as to keep everyone more safer . Foreign workers were too much in Singapore and also there will be bad eggs Singaporean for sure ! Be sure to keep yourself safe by not walking in dark places as someone might be hiding just around corners . There’s no 0% crime in any countries . Our law enforcement only show off how proud they’re when they solved a case but never never show how useless they’re when they can’t solve a case .

[@jolin2235]

why did one of the village asked to look at the temple since there isn’t people going there often only during special occasions

[@et8633]

The 1979 Tan family murder case also remains unsolved till date.

[@coconutwombats]

Poor thing

[@kaythwe4908]

It is the aunty because she said that go to the temple to look there

[@genshinweeb7567]

I think its somebody that was in the store where ur sister was and she might have went somewhere nobody have seen and somebody took her

[@Oppo_PlayzNew]

What if there was any case the killer passed away in any way?

[@jay0787]

We still can't let the killer escape life knowing what he did. Families who suffered need closure whether the killer is dead, dying, or still alive.

[@shristipriya5244]

@@jay0787 agreed . So what else can happen if the killer is dead. It's just out of curiosity.

[@erth2877]

We do hope the truth will come to light one day, back then, there's no technology, I hope this assailant will surrender to the authority one fine day .. this girl would have been my age by now

[@julianang8088]

Hope the police arrest the culprit eventually. God bless the victim family and reveal the murderer.

[@bobafett5757]

Are u aware this happened 42 years ago and not 42 days ago ?

[@emdove]

@@bobafett5757 Cases have been solved even later than that. The chances are low, especially since the crime scene was demolished, but it isn’t completely impossible.

[@bobafett5757]

@@emdove Wake me up when this case is solved or we can wait till the sea level rise ok

[@emdove]

@@bobafett5757 Ok. Will do. Why are you liking your own comments? It’s pretty unnecessary but I guess it’s great that you have the confidence ^^“ Sea levels are rising by about 0.12-0.14 inches per year, no need to wait.

[@bobafett5757]

@@emdove Then get this case resolved quick if you dont want the sea level to rise much earlier and you will not be seeing me liking myself again

[@alexsandrkerensky7457]

What happened to “you can run but you cant hide”😂

[@bellaresane59]

5:30 they should have asked the tidbit shop auntie why she suddenly suggested to look at the Taoist temple.

[@nanakim7894]

Where is the coat and shoes she wore that day? Can start from there to investigate. Hope they are still available all these years ??? and also depend whether the authority in charge wants to open the case or not.

[@johnmonk3381]

How many people lived in that village?? Why was it so hard to detain and cross examine all the males living in the vicinity at the time??

[@meer1120]

Wonder whatever is currently sitting on the temple site...

[@lousiaveerasamy3697]

Why did he wait so long to get help...what if the murderer is already dead

[@yx885]

Sad☹️

[@RAIHANA4]

Singapore is safe but also but aware

[@jlxa5336]

Tidbit shop auntie should know most...

[@supervelocejota63]

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