The infamous murder case that happened at Commonwealth a few nights ago involving a man, his mother, and grandmother.

The double tragedy occurred at 7 o’clock last night at a four-bedroom unit on the 7th floor of the 7A Block. Gabriel Lien allegedly stabbed his mother with a knife and beat his grandmother to death.

It all started with an argument

It is not known what the argument is about. but it has been reported that Gabriel got angry and attacked, picked up a knife and stabbed his mother in the room.

The grandmother and maid heard what happened and to their horror witness the mother on the floor with blood. The grandmother and maid attempted to escaped downstairs but the grandmother was caught by Gabriel. The grandmother became the 2nd victim. The maid managed to escape.

Gabriel Lien

Gabriel Lien Goh, 22-year-old, is a competitor in Muay Thai and has won a medal in 2016. He is tall and strong, and he has also participated in boxing competitions. He even opened a boxing-themed account on Instagram to share his love of boxing.

The Victims

His mother(left picture) is a teacher from Queenstown Secondary School.

His grandmother(right picture) Lian He Zaobao reported that he beat his grandmother to death.

According to a Facebook post, Over 40 cats were removed from Ang Mo Kio North. A resident in the area was upset as a few newborn kittens in the area had their mother taken away.

She also mentioned that the pest control typically comes from 1 am to 5 am, when nobody is around.

The pest control had dragged away from their mother a few nights ago. These 3 tiny kittens, about 6 weeks old, are orphans now.

Their mother must be grieving for days since the night she was hauled away.

And these 3 little orphans have no mommy to milk them anymore

And most likely, the cruel pest control will come back n drag them away too. We live in a sad country with a govt so intolerant of street cats n stray dogs

The grieving mother can’t unite with her kids. And these 3 poor kids lost their mother forever. They were left on the streets to fend for themselves since last week.

The viral video that was posted last night of a group of people shooting fireworks, will most likely get into trouble on the wrong side of the law.

The incident happened last night at around 8 pm. Residents in the area were shocked to hear “gunfire” sounds. Many residents in the Jurong West area look out the window and was surprse to see fireworks. The fireworks that were launched went higher than 12 storeys.

The group that was playing with fireworks could end up in jail for up to two years and/or fined up to $10,000.

Luckily, no one got hurt and nothing caught fire. Or another charge of arson could be considered and they will be put away for a very long time.

A similar incident happened the last year

Please be careful when cycling or driving!

When you think it’s your grandfather’s road this is what happens… 😅 — at Newton Circus.

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Using pigs to describe someone being stupid is really outdated. Time and time again, pigs have proven to be much more intelligent than many animals.

Chonburi Thailand – According to a Thailand News Media, A total of 14 pigs were on a truck on the way to a slaughterhouse. One of the pigs escaped while en route to the slaughterhouse. The pig jumped off the moving truck and seek refuge in a nearby temple.

The owner of the pig believes that the pig is intelligent enough to know that his life will soon be over and therefore made the escape. He also accepts that the pig “knew what was happening” which lead to the escape. He agrees to free the pig if someone was willing to take care of it.

Luckily for the pig, The temple had enough space to accommodate and kept it as a pet. The other 13 pigs were not so lucky.

This is not the first time pigs escaped from trucks that were supposed to be sent to slaughterhouses. A similar incident happened in Thailand and China last year.

A report was made to the SCDF at around 7.20 PM on 27/10/19. The bodies were found at Blk 7A Commonwealth Ave .

According to a media release earlier today, 22-year-old Gabriel Lien Goh was charged in court today after his arrest at Commonwealth last night. People at the scene also claimed that the man attacked random passerbys.

The two victims, 56-year-old Lee Soh Mui, and a 90-year-old women is believed to be Gabriel’s mother and grandmother.

He appeared at the Statecourt earlier today with bruises and wound on his face, believed to be inflicted during the murder.

He will be back in court on the 18 of November 2019.

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Singapore News: According to a media release, Mohamed Zamirhans Mohamed Yunos a 26-year-old man was jailed after an incident at East Coast Park.

Zamirhans wielded two knives and approached Rahmat at East Coast Park after he was angry that Rahmat has become friends with his Girlfriend. He was also angry that Rahmat damaged his E-scooter.

His girlfriend tried to calm Zamirahans down at his workplace but failed to do so. Zamirahans later kept two knives in his pants and went to look for Rahmat at East Coast Park.

Zamirahans also texted Rahmat prior to the incident that if he was not at East Coast Park, he will harm Rahmat’s girlfriend instead

“If you are not there, your girlfriend will be chop by me, okay!”

When Zamirahans finally met up with Rahmat at East Coast Park. He took out his knives after shouting at Rahmat. After Rahmat, saw the knives he ran and informed someone in the area to call the police.

He was soon arrested and has been sentenced to 6 months jail along with 6 strokes of Rotan.

Hi everyone, kindly help to share my post. I’m trying to look for the family members of my buddy Tan Hiok Soy.

He is in last stage cancer and seeking to see his next of kin.

He is now in the final stage of his illness. I hope that his family members will be able to come to Bangkok to visit him while he is still alive.

The man cant eat or drink on himself anymore.

Please help share this and hope his family members can see this.

A video went viral after fireworks were launched at an HDB estate. A ban on the use of fireworks in Singapore was put in place when the Dangerous Fireworks Act came into operation on 1 August 1972

Residents were worried if any of the units might catch fire.

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