This was one of
the most joyful news that I had read recent few months….
The bicycle lajak
case had finally closed when the Court of Appeal acquitted Sam. I had
downloaded a review article from the net that had described and analyzed the
facts of the case in detail. The act of prosecution and trial were truly bias and injustice according to the article. Poor Sam had to remain in the jail for 1 week before she was
put on bail. Condolence to the families that suffered losses however the
culprits and other accomplices where still out there being untouched.
There were so many
efforts that could be done to prevent such tragedy; the imam, school teacher,
parents, local police. How big could a village be ? No night patrol ? Magic was
cast upon those bikes so that no one could see it in daylight? who was the source of finance for the bicycle? answer was obvious, may the relevant persons sleep well....
I remembered the
day I encountered a traffic accident when I drove from Slim river hospital back
to Tanjong Malim during my service. A car had collided with a truck and 6 passengers were trapped
in the car with no sign of life. I stopped and help the police to confirm their death on site….I remembered
my hand shake during my drive back home even after more than 100 autopsy done;
seeing such a massacre grade scene was still a shocking event for me. For Sam,
I couldn’t imagine the psychological stress that she had undergone.
However justice
had prevailed and life goes on…..
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