Annapuranee called her husband in distress the day she went missing, court hears


GEORGE TOWN: A distress call was made by Australian Annapuranee Jenkins to her husband on the day she disappeared, a Coroner's Court was told.

Lawyer S. Raveentharan, who was holding a watching brief during the inquest into the death of Annapuranee, claimed the Malaysian-born woman had called her husband, Francis James Jenkins, at 5.22pm on Dec 13, 2017, the day she was last seen.

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