DALAM MAHKAMAH RAYUAN MALAYSIA (BIDANG KUASA ...

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[32] The appellant testified that while he was talking to SD3 for about
an hour at the Kuala Pilah Bazaar Ramadan, the deceased came and
handed to the appellant, the appellant’s hand phone. The deceased told
the appellant that there was a text in the form of Short Message Service
(SMS) on the appellant’s hand phone. Upon checking, the appellant found
that it was the appellant’s wife who had sent the SMS text enquiring
whether he had returned to Kuala Lumpur and if so why they did not meet
one another on the road. According to the appellant, he then asked the
deceased where the GEN-2 motorcar was parked because his pistol was
inside the said motorcar. The deceased did not reply but instead handed to
the appellant the keys to the GEN-2 motorcar. According to the appellant,
when his wife sent him the SMS text, he has yet to buy anything at the
Kuala Pilah Bazaar Ramadan.
[33] The appellant testified that perhaps someone else had used his
Styer pistol because the chemist report stated that the deoxyribonucleic
acid (DNA) of an unknown male other than the appellant or the deceased
was recovered from the GEN-2 motorcar. The appellant also said that the
Styer pistol was used by someone else because the keys to the GEN-2
motorcar were left with the deceased at the Kuala Pilah Bazaar Ramadan.