One of the five suspects held by the police owns the car workshop near the site Kevin Morais's body was found. – The Malaysian Insider filepic, September 18, 2015.
The police have confirmed that a car workshop in Subang Jaya, where deputy public prosecutor (DPP) Kevin Morais was held before he was bludgeoned to death is owned by one of five suspects held in connection with the killing.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Tajuddin Md Isa said the workshop located in USJ 3 came under police investigation as it was located not far from where the body of Morais was found.
"It (the workshop) belongs to one of the suspects... other information is still under investigation and cannot be disclosed (as yet).
"I urge those who have information related to the case to facilitate investigations," he said in Brickfields today.
Previously, the police had only suspected that the workshop belonged to the suspect due to its close proximity to where Morais's body was found at Persiaran Subang Mewah in USJ 1.
On Wednesday, a police team found the body dumped in a barrel filled with concrete in USJ 1 after one of the suspects led the police to the location.
Morais, 55, deputy chief of the Appellate and Trial Division in the Attorney-General’s Chambers was last seen leaving his apartment in Menara Duta, on September 4, to go to his office in Putrajaya.
He was driving a government-issue grey Proton Perdana bearing registration number WA6264Q when a car rammed into his vehicle before several people, believed to be hired killers abducted him.
The next day, the victim's car was found torched and abandoned at an oil palm plantation in Hutan Melintang, Perak. – Bernama
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