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Man to be charged with murder over Boon Lay Avenue death

Man to be charged with murder over Boon Lay Avenue death
Singapore Police Force officers and Singapore Casket employees are seen carrying a corpse to a police hearse in the car park next to Block 187 Boon Lay Avenue on Mar 11, 2025. (Photo: CNA/Jeremy Long)
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SINGAPORE: A 58-year-old man will be charged in court with murder on Thursday (Mar 13) over the death of a 56-year-old man who was found lying motionless in a flat along Boon Lay Avenue on Tuesday.

CNA understands that the two men are brothers.

The police were alerted to the case in an 11th-floor unit at Block 187 Boon Lay Avenue at about 11.35am on Tuesday.

Upon their arrival at the scene, police officers found the 56-year-old man lying motionless in the unit, the Singapore Police Force said in a news release on Wednesday. 

He was subsequently pronounced dead at scene, and the suspect was arrested.

The offence of murder carries the death penalty.

When CNA arrived at the scene on Tuesday afternoon, four police officers were outside the unit, which was cordoned off with police tape on both sides.

A black body bag was carried out of the unit at 5.33pm by two police officers and two employees of Singapore Casket.

A neighbour told CNA that she saw a big-sized bald man in a blue T-shirt seated at the end of the corridor when she returned from the market at around 11.15am. She added that she saw multiple black bags outside the unit.

Another neighbour said that the bespectacled man was sitting on a stool and handcuffed behind his back.

She said that two men and two women lived in the unit, adding that she sometimes heard shouting or a harsh tone from a man but did not hear anything from the flat on Monday.

According to another neighbour, the door to the unit was always closed.

Police investigations are ongoing.

Source: CNA/kg
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