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NURIN JAZLIN BINTI JAZIMIN - brutally kidnapped, tortured and murder.

"Ya ALLAH, Janganlah Engkau memberi keampunan kepada orang yang menganiaya kanak-kanak ini!"


NST Report that Police have new leads in the murder of 8-year-old Nurin Jazlin Jazimin and are expected to make arrests soon.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan said this yesterday after DNA tests confirmed the body in the gym bag was Nurin.

Images taken from the closed-circuit television cameras near where Nurin’s body was dumped, have been digitally enhanced and police are now looking for a couple in a silver Perodua Kenari.

Sources disclosed that the woman captured on tape is a Malay in her 20s. The driver is also in his 20s. Footage showed a woman walking out of the entrance next to the book distribution company, where the bag was later found.

She was then seen getting into the car. Witnesses had also told police that they had seen awoman, matching the description of the person in the footage, sitting near the staircase with a “Diadora” sports bag beside her. She was seen on Sunday afternoon.

By evening, the woman was gone but not the bag. Its contents were discovered the next morning. Police are also looking into the possibility that the suspects are linked to two other sexual attacks of children in Kampung Baru recently.

“We believe the attacks were by the same person, meaning that a serial sexual predator is on the loose,”a source said. The three cases share similarities:

• The victims had either brinjals or cucumbers forced into their private parts.

• The proximity of the incidents. Nurin went missing on Aug 20 in Section 1, Wangsa Maju which is close to the earlier two cases in Kampung Baru.

Selangor and the city police have exchanged information on known paedophiles and serial sex offenders in the Klang Valley.

Meanwhile, Selangor police chief Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar said although the DNA tests carried out on the body proved it was Nurin, a second test would be conducted as Nurin’s parents were adamant the child was not their daughter.

“We are conducting a second DNA test. We will also take samples from Nurin’s elder sister, Nurin Jazshira.”

Khalid emphasised that the DNA testing had a 99.99 per cent accuracy. Police will interview the parents again.