"He is being held on remand in the notorious prison at Johor Bahru, a city renowned for its nightlife, at the tip of Malaysia near Singapore"

LOL. Notorious prison

If found guilty this guy will swing for sure.

of course... he won't be let off if he was found guilty right?

Yup. He can forget about appealing for a lighter sentence or getting a pardon from the king.

Let that bugger swing for all I care. Just because he is a 'high & mighty' Anglo-Saxon, he think he can get away scot-free or even get a lighter sentence after killing our fellow Malaysian .....

Hang him all the way, I say!

They need to flog him a few times before hanging him. 2 .j/k

A Briton or any other non-Malay should be tried according to Malay law - but does he (or any Malay) have to be hung? Aren't there more modern death penalty methods? :o

kill kill die die


death penalty..hmm..it sounds so unfair..maybe death penalty at the end..but before that he has to be given "appropriate punishment"


then he has to be aware of what he did and felt really guilty before he can be hanged


i think that sounds more like it


if not there's no use for somwone to be punished with death penalty after killing anyone


more like you have to tell the reason why u are not buying a candy for your little sister and make her realize that the candy is bad for her..stuff like that

In Malaysia,hanging is the only way to go.

Unfortunately the prime minister of the last 22 years, Dr Mahathir, has mixed politics into every aspect of our civil life. The privatisation of public utilities and transport, the management of Proton, Petronas, Malaysian Airlines, banks and the Renong have all been influenced by Malaysian politics.

As a result we, the people in the last 22 years have inherited a rotten education system with more than 60 percent of ethnic Chinese in Chinese-type schools and a substantial number of malays in Sekolah Agama Rakyat or private Islamic-type schools.

A system where one group is taxed for the benefit of another group will only work if the tax payers feel that the tax beneficiaries are selected on the basis of economic need, nothing else. As a proud tax payer, I know that taxation is necessary for the maintenance of the social contract.

The poor in Malaysia must be served but I am sure all taxpayers feel that this should be done in a manner which is blind to age, ethnicity, gender and religion.

Our government is filled with people who do not fundamentally understand economics and the forces of free market and capitalism. They think they do, but they don't.

Many of them have grown rich under the NEP which they think has not hurt anyone and hence they think that free markets, market forces and open competition is something that can be tamed.

For those that come from a poor background, the situation seems almost impossible as their rich neighbours only seem to keep on being rich. This is because the rich are always fewer in number while the poor are many.

The Malaysian problem is that rich do become richer. And because of the political system, the players are the same.

Out of control - this is all I can say about any type of enforcement and the level of corruption in Malaysia. No idea what Pak Lah has done in his first year in office but judging from the ground, I guess nothing much.

There is still concentration of power in the prime minister's position, a practice inherited from Dr Mahathir.

There is still a lack of urgency and political will to tackle corruption. Many cases involving politicians are still pending while new cases do not seem to get the attention of the Anti-Corruption Agency for reasons best known to them.

The law enforcement which was once among the best of Southeast Asia is now reportedly the most corrupt government agency in Malaysia. The judiciary, once also respected in the region and the world is now not a respected place where Malaysians can find justice.

And just like his predecessor, he is not living up to his slogan. In fact as home minister, he is not such a nice guy after all.

Corruption is a problem in Malaysia , as it is in many other regional countries.
Terima kasih tmrn.

If the govt is so corrupt why don't you pay them to leave your massage parlour alone ?


60% ? Hahaaaa

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