Authorities have arrested four suspects to assist in the murder probe, consisting of two elderly individuals and two teenage boys. Police are currently interrogating them to establish the motive and the relationship between the suspects and the victim.

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The victim's family only discovered the cause of death via news reports while travelling from Perak. They had just sent her back to college to continue her studies recently. Her brother, Mohd Faris, expressed shock over the brutal details found online before their arrival.

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Police confirmed the victim was 19-year-old Nurfisya Zulkifly, a third-semester local college student. She was identified via fingerprints as no identification documents were found. The victim was wearing a black long-sleeved top and a necklace inscribed with 'SYAA'.

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A woman’s body with 61 stab wounds was found in a Ketereh paddy field on 1 May 2026. Police believe the victim was murdered elsewhere before being dumped in Kampung Simah. Investigations into this brutal attack are ongoing.

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1. Who discovered the body?

The body was discovered by a member of the public who alerted the authorities after stumbling upon the victim in the Kampung Simah padi field.

2. Since the suspects are 19, are they legally considered minors?

No. In Malaysia, the age of majority is 18. Therefore, 19-year-old suspects are treated as adults and are not protected under the Child Act 2001.

3. Why are there two elderly suspects?

The inclusion of two elderly individuals is part of the police effort to map out all potential links, including those who may have aided or abetted the suspects at the crime scene.

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