Penang High Court Acquits 5 Men In T Nhaveen’s Murder Case

📆 10/3/2023 12:52 PM
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The judge found that the prosecution failed to prove a prima facie case, citing unreliable witness account and evidence produced.

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The five men – S. Gopinaath, 32, J. Ragesuthan, 24, S. Gokulan, 24, V. Sharmah, 24 and K. Tatisan, 23 – were previously jointly charged with murdering Nhaveen at the Jalan Bunga Raya park sometime between 11pm and midnight on 9 June 2017. The key witness in the case, T. Previin, also failed to produce a consistent account of the events that day and thus, was not seen as credible.

There was evidence that Nhaveen succumbed to his injuries including blunt force trauma to the head a few days after the incident, but the accurate account of what happened that day was murky.

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