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Teen charged with murder of 16-year-old schoolmate in Yong Peng

No bail was granted for a Form 4 student accused of killing a female schoolmate at a Yong Peng school hall on Oct 3, as the court awaits autopsy results for case management in December

Classmate to face murder charge in Yong Peng school killing

A 16-year-old male student is set to be charged in court this morning over the brutal murder of his classmate, Irene Sofiya Mohd Khairool Faisal, whose body was discovered in a school hall earlier this month

Tie-wrapped iron rod seized: Rejection and jealousy fueled brutal murder of Yong Peng teen

Spurned romantic advances and jealousy over a best friend led a 16-year-old student to bludgeon his classmate to death with a necktie-wrapped iron rod inside a Yong Peng school hall, police revealed

Kes bunuh Irene Sofiya: Reman remaja 16 tahun disambung 6 hari

Majistret Batu Pahat membenarkan permohonan polis untuk melanjutkan tahanan reman suspek bagi membantu siasatan kes pembunuhan pelajar Tingkatan Empat di Yong Peng

Fadhlina nafi dakwaan Irene Sofiya diseret dari surau ke dewan sekolah

Fadhlina meminta orang ramai supaya menghentikan penyebaran maklumat palsu berhubung insiden tersebut demi menghormati keluarga mangsa yang sedang berduka, selain suspek bawah umur yang juga masih dalam siasatan polis

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