Malaysia

Police find weapons, arrest 2 more men to assist double murder probe

Penang Police Chief Datuk Azizee Ismail said the discovery followed further investigations at the scene.

Updated 8 months ago · Published on 20 Oct 2025 7:02PM

Police find weapons, arrest 2 more men to assist double murder probe
The weapon was found at the back of the victim's house. - October 20, 2025

POLICE confirmed that they have found the weapon believed to have been used in the murder of a woman and her adopted daughter at their rented house in Kampung Sekolah, Juru on Saturday.

Penang Police Chief Datuk Azizee Ismail said the discovery followed further investigations at the scene.

According to him, the weapon was found at the back of the victim's house.

"Yes, I can confirm that the police have found the weapon believed to have been used in the incident.

"However, the investigation is still ongoing and I cannot comment further on the type or condition of the weapon," he said on Monday.

Meanwhile, Azizee said two men, including a foreign national, were detained to assist in the investigation.

“Both men are 40 years old and were detained separately in Bukit Mertajam to assist in the investigation.

“They will be remanded in the Bukit Mertajam Court tomorrow (Tuesday),” he added.

Apart from that, he said, police were still conducting investigations to identify other suspects involved in the incident.

The bodies of the woman and her daughter were taken out of their rented house at about 1.45 am after the forensic and pathology teams had completed their investigation at the location.

The police also conducted an inspection around the house to look for evidence that could assist in the investigation.

It was earlier reported that the bodies of a 51-year-old woman and her 11-year-old daughter were found by their husband at 7.30 pm at their rented house in Kampung Sekolah, Juru.

It is understood that the woman's body was found in the kitchen on the ground floor of the house with her head almost severed, while her daughter was found lying face down in a pool of blood on the upper floor of the house. - October 20, 2025

Related News

Malaysia / 5d

Transparency, not silence, is how institutions earn trust, says former Mongolian PM

Malaysia / 3w

Father sentenced to 39 years jail for raping daughter until she became pregnant

Malaysia / 3w

Mysterious man in uniform, with weapon in Taman Bukit Desa sparks concern (video)

Malaysia / 4w

Doctor, daughter among three killed in accident

Malaysia / 1mth

44-year-old woman charged with murder of Indonesian

Malaysia / 1mth

Killing, burning pregnant girlfriend; Prosecution requests death penalty to be upheld

Spotlight

Malaysia

PRN Negeri Sembilan: The battlegrounds, big names and three-cornered fights to watch

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

People

Woman ends up with RM500 over food bill after date with ‘doctor’

Malaysia

Love scam: Twelve China nationals arrested in Ipoh over suspected online call centres

Malaysia

ASLI to field female candidate in Jeram Padang DUN

Community

‘Furry officer’ laid to rest as Kuching traffic police mourn beloved stray cat (video)

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Father mauled by crocodile as son watches in horror in Sabah river (UPDATED)

Malaysia

Johor shuts down Forest City Network School premises

Malaysia

Singapore: Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon to retire in Feb 2027, succeeded by Justice Sushil Nair

You may be interested

Malaysia

PAS-BN talks: A political reunion haunted by old wounds and a question of trust

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Govt launches National Month celebrations under 'Malaysia Madani: Shared Prosperity' theme

Malaysia

PRNNS: BN collaboration with PN, merely an understanding, no agreements - Zahid

Malaysia

Bersatu ‘messing things up’ for BN, PN candidates, claims Wan Saiful

Malaysia

Love scam: Twelve China nationals arrested in Ipoh over suspected online call centres

Malaysia

Kidnap victim rescued within 48 hours, 6 suspects nabbed

Malaysia

KPDN to fast-track digital reforms for cooking oil subsidies after PAC review

Malaysia

103 candidates confirmed for Negeri Sembilan polls as two-week campaign begins