Dismembered Woman in Sabah: PDRM Believes Missing Body Parts May Have Been Scavenged by Wild Animals

Two more body parts of the murder and dismemberment victim that have yet to be found are believed to have been carried off by dogs or possibly mixed with piles of rubbish, making search efforts difficult.

In the incident on 12 February in Taman Indah Permai, Sepanggar, a 44-year-old woman was found dead, with her body cut up and discarded at a garbage dump. A 71-year-old man, believed to be the victim’s fiancé, was arrested as the main suspect.

Three other individuals, who are the suspect’s children, one man and two women, were also detained to assist with the investigation.

Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jauteh Dikun said that, so far, his department has not developed any new leads to trace the remaining two body parts. The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) believes the missing parts may have been carried off by dogs, scavenged by wild animals, or possibly mixed in with the rubbish.

The search for the missing body parts, however, is still ongoing