KUALA LUMPUR: The accused in the trial involving a Down Syndrome teenage girl known as Bella, told the court that the girl was never asked to eat chilli and faeces, or bound and splashed with hot water and tortured with a hot pan.
Rumah Bonda founder Siti Bainun Ahd Razali said such incidents never happened to Bella as claimed by fifth prosecution witness (SP5) Yasmin Nahar Mahmood, who is a former resident of the welfare home.
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