Banting murders: Evidence given by 4 accused unreliable, says DPP


SHAH ALAM: The testimonies of the four accused in cosmetics millionairess Sosilawati Lawiya's murder case should be rejected as it was unreliable and unsafe, the High Court was told on Wednesday.

Deputy public prosecutor (DPP) Saiful Edris Zainuddin submitted that the fourth accused's evidence was in conflict with the testimonies of the other three.

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