Murder of Lim Lee Tin
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On 28 January 1989, 26-year-old Lim Lee Tin (林丽珍 Lín Lìzhēn), a Chinese Singaporean woman who was often dressed like a male, was found murdered at a Chinese cemetery in Choa Chu Kang, Singapore. She was initially mistaken as a man before the autopsy revealed her true gender. The perpetrators of her murder were Lim's gambling partner and married housewife Chin Seow Noi (秦秀莲 Qín Xiùlián), Chin's brother Chin Yaw Kim (秦耀金 Qín Yàojīn) and the siblings' friend Ng Kim Heng (黄金兴 Huáng Jīnxīng). The three suspects, who were all Malaysians, were said to have plotted the murder in order to get rid of Lim, who often harassed Chin Seow Noi for money.
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Murder of Lim Lee Tin
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Lim Lee Tin
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Lim Lee Tin
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1989-01-27
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An unspecified cemetery in Singapore
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Lim Lee Tin
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1989-01-27
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Murder victim
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Unemployed
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Chan Giok Mui
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Lim Jer Min
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On 28 January 1989, 26-year-old Lim Lee Tin (林丽珍 Lín Lìzhēn), a Chinese Singaporean woman who was often dressed like a male, was found murdered at a Chinese cemetery in Choa Chu Kang, Singapore. She was initially mistaken as a man before the autopsy revealed her true gender. The perpetrators of her murder were Lim's gambling partner and married housewife Chin Seow Noi (秦秀莲 Qín Xiùlián), Chin's brother Chin Yaw Kim (秦耀金 Qín Yàojīn) and the siblings' friend Ng Kim Heng (黄金兴 Huáng Jīnxīng). The three suspects, who were all Malaysians, were said to have plotted the murder in order to get rid of Lim, who often harassed Chin Seow Noi for money. Between February 1989 and July 1991, the three suspects were arrested in both Singapore and Malaysia. Despite confessing to their roles in the crime, the three killers denied in the court proceedings that they were involved in killing Lim, and chose to remain silent during the defence phase of their trial. On 9 October 1992, Judicial commissioner Amarjeet Singh of the High Court judged the trio guilty of Lim's murder and sentenced them to death by hanging. In the aftermath, the Chin siblings and Ng were hanged at Changi Prison on 31 March 1995, and the case became a legal subject that touches on the validity of relying on a co-accused's statement to convict a person of murder.
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Five fatal knife wounds to the heart and lungs
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Jack
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Lim Lee Tin
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1963
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1989