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Tragic Murder of Malaysian Singer Yuki Koh at age 26

 



Malaysian singer Yuki Koh, 26, tragically lost her life after being stabbed eight times by a 44-year-old man who had reportedly been trying to pursue her for the past two years.

The incident occurred around 2 pm on December 18, 2023, in Klang.

The accused allegedly stabbed Koh after a meal together, then drove to his home with her body in the car.

Police discovered Koh's lifeless body in the vehicle around 4:30 pm, and the man was subsequently arrested.

The accused, who referred to himself as Yuki's "boyfriend" during his arrest, reportedly worked as a fruit seller and had misled Koh about his wealth.

Yuki, who had a boyfriend, was fatally stabbed both from the front and back, with the fatal wound believed to be to the heart.

Koh's funeral is scheduled for December 21, and her boyfriend expressed deep sorrow and heartbreak at her untimely passing.

Rest in Peace Ms Yuki Koh!



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