Chance to play forensic detective


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 17 Jan 2004

SHAH ALAM: The High Court judge, prosecutors and lawyers in the Canny Ong rape-cum-murder case had their chance to play forensic detectives Friday with a device used to magnify unclear images in photographs. 

Deputy Supt Amidon Anan, who has been testifying since Thursday, brought along a Schneider fingerprint identifier to demonstrate to the court how he managed to conclusively make out the identity of some figures shown in 11 shots taken by closed-circuit TV cameras at the Bangsar Shopping Centre underground car park. 

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