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[63] The learned JC judicially scrutinised on a maximum evaluation<br />

basis the evidence at the close of the prosecution’s case following the<br />

rigours as set out in Looi Kow Chai & Anor v Public Prosecutor [2003] 2<br />

MLJ 65, CA; and in Balachandran v. PP [2005] 1 CLJ 85, FC together<br />

with the statutory provisions of section 180(1) of the CPC.<br />

In regard to the death of the deceased and the marking of the<br />

deceased’s 112 statement as exhibit “P5”<br />

[64] Sariah binti Ali (SP1) – the sister of the deceased (see the<br />

spelling of the name of the deceased as recorded by the learned JC at<br />

page 46 of the appeal record at Jilid 1 as Zulkifli bin Ali), testified that her<br />

brother was detained at the Sungai Buloh prison and he died on 11.8.2009<br />

and was buried at Kampong Pasir Baru, Semenyih.<br />

[65] Learned defence counsel criticised the evidence led in respect of<br />

proof of death. He argued that the evidence was seriously lacking in quality<br />

and credibility and completely failed to meet the burden of proof required of<br />

the prosecution. The prosecution, on the other hand, relied on the evidence<br />

of SP1 to prove that the deceased had died on 11.8.2009 and had since<br />

been buried and the prosecution then elected to tender the statement of the<br />

deceased recorded under section 112 of the CPC as evidence by marking<br />

it as exhibit “P5”.

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