Another girl was kidnapped and raped
A graphic designer with a Chinese daily in her 20′s was kidnapped and gang-raped near her home in USJ6 here early Sunday. This is the scond incident happened since last Wednesday, when Dora Goh was kidnapped from car park in Shah Alam.
In Sundays incident, the 20-year-old victim was dragged out of her car by a group of four men believed to have trailed her from Genting Highlands. As soon as she parked her car outside the house, the suspects accosted her and dragged her to their car, leaving her sister behind.
Why this happening again? Is Malaysia still safe to stay? One important thing to take note, when you get down of your car, just look left, right, front and back if anyone was following you, this could save your life.
more from thestar
3 Responses to “Another girl was kidnapped and raped”
By Suet Wen on Dec 3, 2007 | Reply
Something is really wrong la… All kind of crimes happening everyday. And now the trend turns to kidnapping….
Is Malaysia still safe to stay? I am also wondering. Hope our government will do something to stop all these la…..
By someone on Dec 5, 2007 | Reply
of course. our government is more interested in stopping peaceful rallies. do you think they set up roadblocks the whole klang valley to stop crimes ? nah…
By someone on Dec 5, 2007 | Reply
i\’m so pissed off with the government, that\’s why i googled and found this blog. everyday we hear these news but yet after 1 month . malaysians will forget. life goes on. people can\’t say there are not interested in politics anymore. look around us, high inflation , the poor becomes desperate and commit crimes. negligence, our police are so good at arresting bloggers. everyone knows about this Gold camry , 7641 for a while now ,it\’s been a few days since dora\’s case. yet this car can roam freely from genting highlands to subang ?? were there any actions taken by the police ? . ah i forgot ,they were busy arresting hindraf\’s ralliers. . canny? norita? nurin? dozens more if i remembered. who\’s next ? . wake up malaysians