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12 years' jail for revenge killing of ex-inmate

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12 years' jail for revenge killing of ex-inmate


Judge says unarmed victim was 'viciously and mercilessly' stabbed

Published on Aug 1, 2014 7:19 AM

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Jamsari Yusof.

By Selina Lum

Walking past a Geylang coffee shop, a former inmate saw someone he recognised - an ex-prisoner he had a grudge against for squealing on him while they were in jail.

Jamsari Yusof, 51, confronted the alleged snitch, 43-year-old Gunasekaran Rengasamy, accusing him of being a "hantu" - prison parlance for an informer.

Things got ugly when the three men who had been drinking with Mr Gunasekaran decided to turn against him. In the ensuing fight, Jamsari fatally stabbed Mr Gunasekaran with a knife handed to him by one of the drinking buddies.

Yesterday, Jamsari found himself back in jail for 12 years, after he pleaded guilty in the High Court to culpable homicide, for kicking, punching and stabbing Mr Gunasekaran in the early hours of Feb 13, 2012. Jamsari escaped caning because of his age.


 

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Jailbird versus 'snitch', a nasty grudge match

Selina Lum The Straits Times Friday, Aug 01, 2014

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SINGAPORE - Walking past a Geylang coffee shop, a former inmate saw someone he recognised - a former prisoner he suspected of squealing on him while they were in jail.

Jamsari Yusof, 51, confronted 43-year-old Gunasekaran Rengasamy, accusing him of being a "hantu", prison parlance for an informer.

Things got ugly when he and the three men who had been drinking with Mr Gunasekaran decided to turn against him.

In the ensuing fight, Jamsari fatally stabbed Mr Gunasekaran with a knife handed to him by one of the latter's drinking buddies.

Yesterday, Jamsari found himself back in jail for 12 years after he pleaded guilty in the High Court to culpable homicide by kicking, punching and stabbing Mr Gunasekaran in the early hours of Feb 13, 2012. He escaped caning because of his age.

Justice Chan Seng Onn said surveillance camera footage of the fight showed that Jamsari was "clearly the principal aggressor" in what appeared to be an act of revenge.

Justice Chan noted that Jamsari had "viciously and mercilessly" stabbed the unarmed victim, who never retaliated. Though defence counsel Mohamed Muzammil Mohamed said his client was drunk, the judge said Jamsari's attack was deliberate and his kicks did not miss their mark.

Jamsari, who had been in and out of jail mostly for drug offences, was last released in 2011. When he saw Mr Gunasekaran at the coffee shop some months later, he became enraged because he suspected that the victim had complained to prison officers about him.

Despite Mr Gunasekaran's denials, Jamsari assaulted him.

Two of the victim's buddies, Terrence Goh and Redzuan Pupon, joined in. A third, Kung Kwai Cheong, took a knife from his bag and passed it to Jamsari, who stabbed Mr Gunasekaran's face, neck and chest with it.

Jamsari was acquainted with the trio - Goh through prison and the other two from the coffee shops in Geylang.

The victim was found by police officers on patrol at 2.20am. He died in hospital hours later.

Last year, Goh and Redzuan were each jailed 15 months for causing hurt, while Kung was jailed four years for abetting causing hurt with dangerous weapons.


 
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