The police can have an opinion, but we need an INQUEST here to determine the cause of death of this Indonesian migrant worker.
Police says 'NO FOUL PLAY' - so what happened? Did he commit suicide? Did he accidentally slip and fall and break his bones?
Subang Jaya district police chief Wan Azlan Wan Mamat said the Serdang Hospital pathologist found four fracture marks on the skeleton, on the humerus, ulna, rib and right hip bone (pelvic girdle).
He said the injuries were consistent with a fall.
Well, could he be pushed to his death by someone? Could his unconscious body be thrown by another?
Was it an industrial accident?
There are so many questions - let us not sweep it under the carpet because he was a 'nobody' - just an Indonesian migrant worker.
A proper INQUEST is needed...Coroner, do your JOB.
The police, I believe must continue to investigate to find out what happened that led to the death of this human being.
No foul play in death of Indonesian whose skeleton was found on Friday
He is believed to have died three to six weeks ago.
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have confirmed there was no foul play in the death of a man whose skeletal remains were found in the undergrowth under the Jalan Persiaran Putra bridge in Putra Heights near here on Friday.
Subang Jaya district police chief Wan Azlan Wan Mamat said the Serdang Hospital pathologist found four fracture marks on the skeleton, on the humerus, ulna, rib and right hip bone (pelvic girdle).
He said the injuries were consistent with a fall.
The victim’s family came to meet the investigating officer after learning of the discovery of the skeleton.
Police said the skeleton was that of an Indonesian man who was carrying out maintenance work on the LRT system at the Putra Height substation.
He was identified as Riki Mandaguna, aged 40, with an address in Kota Samarinda, Kisaran, Indonesia. He is believed to have died three to six weeks ago. - FMT, 16/11/2023
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