Eda Ezrin's drug case moved to Songkhla Court of Appeal


PETALING JAYA: The drug case involving popular Kelantan singer Eda Ezrin, or Wan Norshaheeda Azlin Wan Ismail, 30, along with her husband and four friends, has been transferred to the Court of Appeal in Songkhla.

According to sources, the decision was made at the request of the Thai prosecutor as the singer of 'Bae Soba Bae', her husband, and four friends are currently detained at Narathiwat Provincial Prison awaiting further legal proceedings.

Sinar Harian reported on June 5 that the fate of Eda Ezrin, her husband, and four friends may be determined by the Supreme Court of Thailand.

Citing Apakhabartv.com, a spokesperson for the Narathiwat Provincial Court stated that this situation is not impossible based on previous cases.

"With the large quantity of drugs seized... yes, this case is expected to be brought to the Court of Appeal, and possibly even to the Supreme Court. It will certainly take years to resolve. If acquitted, they will all be free; if guilty, all will be imprisoned.

"Many drugs were seized but no one confessed. This is what the prosecutor will prove. If one or two admit, the others will be freed," he said.

Previously, Sinar Harian reported that Eda Ezrin, along with her husband and four friends, were released from prison after being acquitted of charges of possessing 6,059 methamphetamine pills found in a hotel room in Golok on November 1 last year.

The decision was made by a panel of two judges after reviewing all prosecution witness testimonies during three days of case mention proceedings on Feb 11, 13, and 14.

However, all the Malaysians returned to Narathiwat Provincial Prison despite being acquitted of possessing 6,059 methamphetamine pills on Thursday June 29).

This action allows the prosecution to appeal the court's decision to acquit all the Malaysians.

Eda Ezrin’s defence lawyer, Sufian Abdul Aziz, stated that the prosecutor could file an appeal within one to four months.

 

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