The family of Nurul Ain Silien, who was tragically killed by her ex-partner in a shopping center in Kota Kinabalu, has expressed their disappointment with the police’s handling of the case prior to the murder. Nurul’s mother, Siti Aminah Jabar Khan, a Warisan supreme council member, reported that they had lodged a grievance at the Alamesra police station on May 28, a day earlier than the homicide happened.
Siti Aminah revealed that they’d filed the report as a end result of her daughter’s 33-year-old ex-boyfriend was unhappy with their breakup and had begun harassing her. The man had allegedly threatened Nurul, stating that he would guarantee she would never be pleased again and that he did not care if he was caught by the police and hanged.
However, the household claims that the police did not take any motion or present helpful advice after the report was lodged, leading to Nurul’s demise the following day. Siti Aminah expressed her disappointment with the police’s lack of motion and acknowledged that she does not need to see an identical incident happen again.
In response to the incident, Siti Aminah filed another police report on June 12 on the Karamunsing police station, expressing dissatisfaction with the Alam Mesra police station’s handling of the case. The report highlighted that the family was not supplied with useful advice and that an investigation was not performed inside 24 hours of the initial report being filed.
On May 29, Nurul, a 22-year-old shop assistant, was allegedly murdered by her ex-boyfriend. She was found in a pool of blood with multiple stab wounds and handed away shortly after. Forbidden apprehended the suspect on the scene and confiscated a knife..