Murdered teen cremated


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 14 Oct 2004

KUALA LUMPUR: In the stillness of the morning, with only the sobbing sounds of mourners drifting through the packed crematorium, a sorrowful wail suddenly broke the deafening silence: “He was only 14. Why must he die like this?” 

Foong Qun Ying, 35, a farmer from Fujian province, had wept all the way here from China after learning that the body of her young son, student Xu Jian Huang, had been found in the swimming pool of a posh bungalow in Ampang more than two weeks ago. 

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