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Man charged with murder at Choa Chu Kang multi-storey carpark
Elena Chong
The Straits Times
Thursday, Jan 02, 2014
SINGAPORE - A man was charged in court on Thursday with the murder of a production technician together with unknown persons.
53-year-old suspect arrested for murder of man whose body was found in Lim Chu Kang
By Grace Chua
The body, which was removed from a patch of bushes, appeared to be that of a man who was wearing a pair of dark-coloured shorts. His shirt appeared to be rolled up to his neck. The Straits Times understands that his hands were bound and his body did not appear to have any major wounds.
Get the full story from The Straits Times.
Here is the full statement from the police:
Police have arrested a 53-year-old Chinese man in connection with the death of 37-year-old Dexmon Chua Yizhi.
On 29 December 2013, Police received a missing person report informing us that Dexmon Chua Yizhi had yet to return since he left home on the evening of 28 December 2013.
On 30 December 2013, a Police news release was also issued appealing for information on the whereabouts of Dexmon Chua Yizhi who was last seen at an eatery along Cheong Chin Nam Road on 28 December 2013 at about 9.44pm. He was described as being 170cm tall, with a fair complexion and of heavyset build. He was last seen to be wearing a dark blue t-shirt and grey bermudas.
As there were suspicious circumstances relating to the case, officers from Jurong Police Division worked closely with officers from the Criminal Investigation Department to conduct investigative probes and enquiries. The officers' intensive efforts paid off when they established the identity of a 53-year-old suspect who was subsequently arrested on 31 December 2013.
On 1 January 2014, the suspect led Police to the vicinity of Lim Chu Kang Road where the body of 37-year-old Dexmon Chua Yizhi was discovered.
The suspect will be charged in Court on 2 January 2014 for the offence of Murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224.
Police seek Indonesian man over body found off Lim Chu Kang
SINGAPORE: Police are looking for an Indonesian man in his late 20s to assist in investigations into the death of Dexmon Chua Yizhi.
The body of Mr Chua, 37, was discovered in the area of Lim Chu Kang Road on Wednesday.
In a statement on Friday, police said preliminary investigations revealed that the Indonesian national, named Djatmiko Febri Irwansyah, has since left Singapore.
Police said they have sought assistance from their counterparts in the neighbouring countries to trace Djatmiko's whereabouts.
Police also said: "Anyone with information on Djatmiko Febri Irwansyah can come forward and contact the police at 1800-255-0000. You can also submit the information online. All information will be kept strictly confidential." - CNA/xq
He did not have affair, says family of CCK murder victim
Ng Jun Sen, Ronald Loh
The New Paper
Monday, Jan 06, 2014
SINGAPORE - There was no relationship between production technician Dexmon Chua and a married woman.
This was what his brother-in-law, Mr David Goh, said at Mr Chua's wake near his home in Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4 on Friday.
Mr Chua was reported missing last Sunday afternoon and his decomposing body was found in thick, tall grass in Lim Chu Kang on Wednesday.
Media reports said the 37-year-old man had been involved with a married woman close to her 50s, who had two children of her own.
But Mr Goh, 39, a systems engineer who is married to Mr Chua's older sister, said: "It's not true. My parents-in-law did not say that he had an affair. We had no idea this woman existed.
"So when (our extended family) read the news about it, we were very shocked."
If she turns up for the wake, the family will not welcome her, said the spokesman for the family, a cousin of Mr Chua who wanted to be known only as Ms Chua.
The 53-year-old said: "If she really was the person... I would personally have very strong feelings about it.
"Emotions are high right now."
When The New Paper went to the wake on Friday, close to 20 of Mr Chua's relatives were there.
They set up wreaths and a Taoist altar after the body arrived at around 3pm.
Then they sat at the tables chatting over peanuts and soft drinks.
Mr Chua's two siblings burned offerings, while his parents greeted people who came to pay their respects.
There was a calmness among those present - nobody broke down or was seen crying.
Said Ms Chua: "Getting the body back is a big part to getting closure."
The family had stayed by their phones, waiting for news from the police since Mr Chua went missing between last Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.
"But ultimately, we will only get closure once we get justice for Dexmon, even though it might take a very long time," she said.
Charged in court
Singaporean Chia Kee Chen, 53, was charged in court on Thursday for the alleged murder of Mr Chua.
Court documents revealed that Chia had committed the act "together with unknown persons".
On Friday, the police said they are looking for an Indonesian man, Mr Djatmiko Febri Irwansyah, to assist in police investigations.
The family did not know Chia or Mr Djatmiko and only found out about the men from the police and news reports.
Said Ms Chua: "We are all staying strong in the belief that the police and the courts will do a good job to bring justice for the family, and so far, they have done well."
She said that her cousin "would always keep his parents informed about his whereabouts", and was an innocent man who did not deserve to die.
She keeps to herself
She is attractive for her age, but always keeps to herself.
This was the description of Chia Kee Chen's wife given by neighbours.
The Chias live in a five-room HDB flat in Choa Chu Kang.
A neighbour said she is between 40 and 50 years of age, has straight waist-length hair and is slim and petite.
"She's a very quiet person. She doesn't smile or say much to us even when we meet along the corridor," said the neighbour.
Chia and his wife live with their two daughters - one is studying in a secondary school, while the other is a junior college student, said the neighbour.
Updated: 01/09/2014 18:17 | By Channel NewsAsia
Lim Chu Kang murder suspect to be remanded further
SINGAPORE: SINGAPORE: A 53-year-old man charged with the murder of a production technician was remanded another week for further investigations.
Chia Kee Chen appeared in court on Thursday after being charged on January 2.
He allegedly caused the death of 37-year-old Dexmon Chua Yizhi at a multi-storey carpark at Block 429A Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4.
The alleged murder happened between December 28 and 29.
Chia was represented by Mr Sunil Sudheesan, who requested that his client have access to counsel.
But this was not granted as investigations are ongoing.
Mr Sudheesan then requested limited access to Chia -- in the presence of the police prosecutor or the investigation officer to inform Chia of his rights -- but this was also turned down.
The prosecution instead said the investigators would inform Chia of the rights.
Chia had led the police to the body of Mr Chua at an area off Lim Chu Kang Road, near Sungei Gedong Camp.
Mr Chua's body was found in thick bushes with his hands bound.
The production technician had earlier been reported missing.
Chia will appear in court again on January 16.
Separately, police arrested a 64-year-old man on January 8, who is also believed to be involved in the case.
He will be charged in court on Friday with murder.
The police are also looking for an Indonesian man, Djatmiko Febri Irwansyah, in connection with the case. - CNA/gn
SINGAPORE- A Singaporean man was charged yesterday with the murder of Mr Dexmon Chua Yizhi, whose body was found in tall foliage at Lim Chu Kang on New Year's Day.
Chua Leong Aik, 64, was arrested by the police on Wednesday after investigations.
Chua had several construction and consultancy companies registered under his name, but their licences were either terminated or cancelled.
He has been remanded for further investigations and his case will be heard again next Friday.
Mr Dexmon Chua, 37, was found with his hands bound and his T-shirt pulled up to his neck.
Chua allegedly committed the crime with another Singaporean, Chia Kee Chen, 53, who has also been charged with murder.
Other persons are also believed to be involved. The police are looking for Mr Djatmiko Febri Irwansyah, who is in his late 20s.
