Tawau murder case: I couldn't recognise my father's body, son tells court


TAWAU: The son of a murdered ehailing driver has told the High Court here that he could not recognise his own father's body which was found in a state of decomposition in an oil palm plantation.

Mohd Norazrie Nurman, 36, said he later identified his father based on various physical characteristics.

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