Jealous ah neh kills girlfriend

[saratogas]

A few hours before he allegedly murdered his former girlfriend, Pathip Selvan Sugumaran was caught on a surveillance camera buying a knife at an Ang Mo Kio store.

After fatally stabbing Miss Jeevitha Panippan, 18, Pathip called his mother, who helped him flee to Malaysia through the Woodlands checkpoint.

But the next day, less than 24 hours later, Pathip gave himself up to the same immigration officer who had granted his application to leave Singapore.

 

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Scene where the 18-year-old victim was found


Ms Jeevitha's bloodied body was found next to bushes near an SP Powergrid substation opposite Block 154 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5. Her cause of death was certified as "stab injuries to the heart, left lung, pancreas, stomach and neck".

 

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Source: The Straits Times
He was a changed man, he told the girl’s mother, two months after he was accused of raping the teenager.
Pathip Selvan Sugumaran, 23, admitted he was a gangster known as “Marsiling Baby” and “Woodlands Baby”.
But he was so smitten by Jeevitha Panippan, 18, that he told Madam Sahayam Elis G Sebastian that he was willing to renounce his past.
He would attend church. He would provide for her. He wanted to marry her.
And he said this while hiding a knife on his person.
Less than an hour later on 7 Jul last year, Jeevitha was stabbed to death.
Madam Sahayam Elis, a security officer, was testifying at Pathip Selvan’s trial, which began yesterday.
He is accused of murdering Jeevitha that night, soon after trying to convince Madam Sahayam Elis that he was worthy of her daughter. Pathip Selvan told Madam Sahayam Elis, who had met him only for the second time, that he was a safety supervisor earning $2,500 monthly, and he could give Jeevitha a good life.
He also told her that he used to join gangs before knowing Jeevitha, but had started going to church every Saturday.
He added he was paying for Jeevitha’s studies, and wanted to earn $4,500 monthly so that he could give her the good life.
Madam Sahayam Elis said: “He also told me not to worry about anything and that he will take care of her.”
Jeevitha, a kindergarten teacher, was quiet throughout the conversation that day.
Madam Sahayam Elis advised Pathip Selvan to see Jeevitha once a week, let her finish her studies, and join her and Jeevitha in church every Sunday before thinking of getting married.
She said she was happy with him because he “spoke very softly and very politely and took her advice”.
This despite knowing that Jeevitha had lodged a police report alleging that Pathip Selvan had raped her.
Madam Sahayam Elis told the High Court yesterday that Jeevitha went missing for three days in May or June last year, and she found out that the teen was living with a friend.
She said in Tamil: “When I found her, she was with Kathik and Vicky... her friends. Jeevitha informed me that ‘Marsiling Baby’ had raped her and she had already lodged a police report against him.
“I scolded Jeevitha for not informing me earlier of the matter.
“Jeevitha also informed me that ‘Marsiling Baby’ had been looking for her and had threatened her...”

Breaks down in court

Every time she mentioned her dead daughter in court, she would break down in tears.
Justice Kan Ting Chiu stopped the proceedings briefly, told her to calm down and later asked her through the Tamil interpreter if she could carry on.
She continued her testimony after a 15-minute break.
Madam Sahayam Elis told the court that at 3pm on 7 Jul last year, she accompanied Jeevitha to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital for a medical examination over her rape report.
After the medical examination, which showed that Jeevitha was not pregnant, Madam Sahayam Elis said she and Jeevitha went to have some food at Tekka Market.
That was when Jeevitha’s friend told her that Pathip Selvan was waiting to see the teen near her home in Ang Mo Kio.
Said Madam Sahayam Elis: “While we were at the junction of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 and when we were near Block 155 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, we saw an Indian male at the study corner.
“On seeing us, ‘Marsiling Baby’ called Jeevitha to go over to him. Jeevitha asked me to follow her. We walked over to ‘Marsiling Baby’ and we all sat at the round table.”
That was when Pathip Selvan told Madam Sahayam Elis that he wanted to marry her daughter.
When Pathip Selvan’s lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, asked her whether she should have told her daughter to stop meeting the man who allegedly raped her, Madam Sahayam Elis said she
did not think there was any danger because she accompanied Jeevitha to meet him.
She left the couple around 8pm. It was the last time she saw her daughter alive.
Throughout the conversation with Madam Sahayam Elis, Pathip Selvan was armed with a knife which he had bought around 6pm that day from a shop in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4.
Ms Chan Kah Kee, a sales assistant at the shop, told the court in Mandarin that Pathip Selvan had earlier asked if the knife could cut chickens.
She replied: “Which part of the chicken do you want to cut?”
Ms Chan said Pathip Selvan just replied: “That’s okay. My friend asked me to buy (the knife).”
She said Pathip Selvan paid $4.90 for the knife and left the store.
The knife was the weapon used to inflict three fatal wounds on Jeevitha – one on her neck, one on her left shoulder, and the third on her left chest.

 

[kulgai]

This bastard Ah Neh raped and took away a teen's life. He should be whipped 100 times before sending him to the gallows

 

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05 Nov 2009
Source: The New Paper

She had accused her ex-boyfriend of raping her.
Yet, two months after filing a police report against Pathip Selvan Sugumaran, Jeevitha Panippan was still going out with him.
So said her childhood friend, Ms Hemavathy V Moganaval, in court yesterday.
Pathip Selvan, 23, also known as “Baby”, “Marsiling Baby” and “Woodlands Baby”, is accused of murdering Jeevitha, 18, between 8.20pm and 9.30pm on 7 Jul last year on the pavement of the SP Powergrid substation opposite Block 154, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5.
He will be hanged if found guilty.
Ms Hemavathy, together with another ex-boyfriend of Jeevitha, Mr Kartigesan Yanamani, had accompanied Jeevitha to make the police report in May last year.
Ms Hemavathy, a nursing student at ITE College East, said Jeevitha had told her that she and Pathip Selvan did not get back together after she made the police report.
But, she added, friends told her the couple had reconciled. She could have got back with him out of fear, Ms Hemavathy suggested.
Sometime before 5 Jun last year, Jeevitha was at a study corner at Block 155, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, when Pathip Selvan arrived.
Ms Hemavathy said: “Jeevitha tried to run away but Baby stopped her and covered her mouth to stop her from talking.
“He said he wanted to talk to her and wanted to watch a movie with her. She refused and he asked her to at least have lunch with him. She refused but finally agreed.”
On 3 Jul last year, four days before the alleged murder, Jeevitha called Ms Hemavathy and arranged to meet the next day. At 4pm the next day, Jeevitha called her and told her to meet her at Causeway Point.
Ms Hemavathy said: “All of a sudden, I heard her make a sound like she was shocked. I asked her what happened and then I heard Baby’s voice over the phone.
“He told me that he was with Jeevitha and told me to get ready and to meet them at Causeway Point. We had not planned to meet Baby that day.”
When the girls met, they walked around the mall and a night market. Pathip Selvan was following them the whole time, Ms Hemavathy said. At one point, when they were in the toilet,
Jeevitha apologised for his presence, saying she had not planned for him to come along.
Two days later, Ms Hemavathy said Pathip Selvan asked her to meet him at Causeway Point to help him pick a dress for Jeevitha. Later that day, Jeevitha also went with him to Sentosa.
Did that mean that the couple had patched up, Pathip Selvan’s lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, asked Ms Hemavathy.
“I don’t know...They just planned to go together,” she replied.
Like three of Jeevitha’s friends who took the stand on Tuesday, Ms Hemavathy also painted a picture of Pathip Selvan as a possessive man, though he was initially a “loving person”.

Didn’t want her to leave

She said: “Jeevitha said that Baby raped her because he did not want Jeevitha to leave him.”
When Mr Anandan suggested Jeevitha was “prone to exaggeration and lying”, MsHemavathy said this was not true.
Forensic pathologist George Paul yesterday told the court Jeevitha had died from stab injuries to her heart, left lung, pancreas, stomach and neck.
The injury to her left lung, Dr Paul noted, was likely to have been caused by someone pushing in the weapon “beyond just a simple thrust”.
“If there was no intention to kill, the attacker would have stopped when the weapon faced obstruction from Jeevitha’s ribs,” he explained.
“But in this case, it cut through the muscles between the ribs, suggesting that more force was used.”
But Mr Anandan argued that Dr Paul was not trained to comment on the killer’s intentions.
The trial continues today.

 

[SIFU]

why ah neh hiding face now huh

he must felt like a hero when stabbing the girl..

stupid ah neh.. all these drinking, crying, raping, stabbing very bollywood like..

 

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Dr Joshua Kua

Rapist and killer, Pathip Selvan Sugumaran's stories to PSYCHIATRIST Dr Joshua Kua

PSYCHIATRIST who took the stand in the High Court on Thursday gave an account of the events that led to a young man stabbing his teenage girlfriend to death in July last year.
It was a tale of how desperately the 23-year-old tried to cling to his relationship with the girl, who had cheated on him with another man yet again.
An account of the attack, first told to Dr Joshua Kua by Pathip Selvan Sugumaran after his arrest last year, emerged in court when the Institute of Mental Health psychiatrist took the stand.
After catching Miss Jeevitha Panippan being intimate with another man, Pathip had planned to threaten her with a knife to make her confess to it. But she taunted him, remarking sarcastically that her new beau was better in bed.
Hurt and humiliated, he responded by whipping out the knife, stabbing her in the abdomen and swinging the knife wildly until she collapsed. He then bent down to kiss her and the gold chain he had given her.
In his report, Dr Kua observed that Pathip's affliction seemed to be 'a deep affection' for Miss Jeevitha, so when he found out she had been unfaithful, he was stressed. But, he concluded, Pathip was free from psychiatric disorders.

 

[saratogas]

why ah neh hiding face now huh

Ashamed to let the world see ur face...Murder! Our police should pull his hair and lift up his head for us to see bloody Ah Neh. Like what the Chinese police do!

 

[shOUTloud]

It was a crime of passion but what full of shit is this Indian criminal talking about? The judge has already made up his mind. He will be hanged.

 

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06 Nov 2009
Source: The New Paper

He had caught another man kissing his girlfriend in her bedroom.
Overcome with jealousy, Pathip Selvan Sugumaran, 23, confronted her but she chased him away.
When he confronted Jeevitha Panippan, 18, again later that day, she taunted him, saying how the other man was better in bed than him.
Pathip Selvan had given the above account to Institute of Mental Health psychiatrist Dr Joshua Kua, who took the stand yesterday.
Pathip Selvan is accused of murdering Jeevitha between 8.20pm and 9.30pm on 7Jul last year near the SP Powergrid substation opposite Block 154 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5.
He will be hanged if found guilty.
On the morning of the alleged murder, after learning that Jeevitha was unwell, Pathip Selvan had gone to her home to take her to the doctor, Dr Kua said in his report.
When he arrived, he heard music coming from her bedroom. So he peeped through the room window.
Dr Kua said: “He was shocked to see a man wearing a red-coloured shirt lying on top of her and kissing her.”
Pathip Selvan then knocked on the door and shouted for Jeevitha to open it.
She opened the door slightly, said there was no man in the flat and told him to leave before shutting the door.
Later that day, Pathip Selvan bought a knife so he could threaten Jeevitha into telling the truth about the man, Dr Kua said.
That night, Pathip Selvan said he and Jeevitha went to Ang Mo Kio West Garden to talk.
Along the way, he allegedly pulled her behind the high bushes near the substation.
He asked her about the man he saw in her room and whether she had cheated on him again.
He had told Dr Kua that Jeevitha had “up to 16 boyfriends” before they knew each other in November 2007.
Pathip Selvan claimed Jeevitha had gone out with and was “physically intimate” with a man named Kesh in May last year. She was then going steady with Pathip Selvan.
At the substation, Jeevitha denied Pathip Selvan’s allegations about the red-shirted man.
Breaking down, Pathip Selvan told her how much he loved her and about his sacrifices he had made for her.
But then when Jeevitha “sarcastically” said the “other man” was better than him in bed and that she was “going for that man’s body”, Pathip Selvan took out the knife and stabbed her in
the abdomen, then “swung the knife wildly”.
After she collapsed, he kissed her, took the gold chain he had given her previously from her motionless body, and fled.
Pathip Selvan told Dr Kua he had not intended to kill Jeevitha.
In the psychiatric reports submitted by Dr Kua and Dr Tommy Tan, Pathip Selvan was portrayed as having come from a dysfunctional family.
Dr Tan is the psychiatrist hired by the defence.
After Pathip Selvan’s parents divorced when he was 5, he lived at Sri Ramakrishna Mission Boys’ Home.
His mother, Madam M Saroja, re-married when he was about 11.
Madam Saroja had told Dr Tan that Pathip Selvan was a hyperactive child, and that she and her second husband often had to go to his school to talk to the teachers about his disruptive
behaviour.
Pathip Selvan had also told Dr Tan that he was “hyperactive”, “cannot keep still”, “impatient” and “hot-tempered”.
He had trouble controlling his temper and sometimes could not remember what he did when he lost it.
Pathip Selvan’s lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, asked Dr Kua if Dr Tan’s report showed that Pathip Selvan was suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Dr Kua replied that it was possible, but he added that Madam Saroja did not say her son had any “significant childhood problem”.
He also did not consider that Pathip Selvan was suffering from adult ADHD.
He concluded that Pathip Selvan was not of unsound mind when he allegedly murdered Jeevitha.
The trial continues today. Pathip Selvan will take the stand

 

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Man convicted of murdering girlfriend
By Leong Wee Keat
Posted: 12 November 2010

SINGAPORE: A man was convicted on Friday of murdering his girlfriend.

Twenty-four-year-old Pathip Selvan Sugumaran had killed 18-year-old Jeevitha Panippan on July 18 last year.

Part-time nursery teacher Jeevitha, who was looking forward to taking her O levels, was found dead with knife wounds on her neck and upper body.

She had been stabbed and found on a perimeter pavement behind an SP PowerGrid substation opposite Block 154, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5.

Pathip was convicted of murder by Justice Kan Ting Chiu, who said he had considered all evidence and submissions.

Pathip was sentenced to death.

His lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, said his client will be appealing against the sentence.

-CNA/wk

 

[SotongMee]

Maybe it was a wise choice not to marry the Ah Neh gangster.
After all he might kill his wife and former girl friend after the marriage. :oIo:

Man convicted of murdering girlfriend
By Leong Wee Keat
Posted: 12 November 2010

SINGAPORE: A man was convicted on Friday of murdering his girlfriend.

Twenty-four-year-old Pathip Selvan Sugumaran had killed 18-year-old Jeevitha Panippan on July 18 last year.

Part-time nursery teacher Jeevitha, who was looking forward to taking her O levels, was found dead with knife wounds on her neck and upper body.

She had been stabbed and found on a perimeter pavement behind an SP PowerGrid substation opposite Block 154, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5.

Pathip was convicted of murder by Justice Kan Ting Chiu, who said he had considered all evidence and submissions.

Pathip was sentenced to death.

His lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, said his client will be appealing against the sentence.

-CNA/wk

 

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See the verdict by Justice Kan Ting Chiu.

Public Prosecutor v Pathip Selvan s/o Sugumaran
[2010] SGHC 335

http://www.singaporelawwatch.sg/rem...ml?utm_source=rss subscription&utm_medium=rss

 

[myo539]

.....After fatally stabbing Miss Jeevitha Panippan, 18, Pathip called his mother, who helped him flee to Malaysia through the Woodlands checkpoint. QUOTE]

Was mother jailed for helping a fugitive like the case of Mat Selamat Kasturi? Wonder why Malaysia appears to be a good refuge for criminals?

Bottom line : Family is always an important unit of society.

 

[moolightaffairs]

that victim actually quite chio

 

[Ramseth]

His lawyer, Mr Subhas Anandan, said his client will be appealing against the sentence.

Subhas Anandan is de facto Singapore People's Anti-Death Penalty Defence Counsel-General. M. Ravi is Anti-Death Penalty Advocate-General. Check out their results and track records.

 

[saf_ranger]

wht the fuck i know this guy he stay around my area.... fucking ah neh..