Man stabbed to death after comment about a woman’s ‘big breasts’ sparked brawl
A man has been stabbed to death in a brutal brawl after reportedly making a comment about a woman's "big breasts".
The man, 35, reportedly shouted she “has big hips and big breasts” to a woman while on a booze-fuelled night out in Malacca, southwest Malaysia on May 9.
The crude comments supposedly started a massive street brawl, which tragically ended when a sharp object was plunged deep into his heart, police said.
Cops said that the as-yet-unnamed scrap metal worker was on a night out in the entertainment district of Taman Kenanga shortly before the scrap,the Mirror reports.
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At around 4am on the night, he made the comment to the 26-year-old woman as she tried getting food from a nearby stall.
She was having a meal with her boyfriend and bodyguard when they heard the comment.
It is understood the bodyguard confronted the man and the situation quickly escalated.
While police scrambled to the scene, the man was found unconscious.
Investigating officers said they arrested seven people, aged between 25 and 38, and seized several weapons, including iron bars and knives.
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Cristopher Patit, assistant commissioner of Malacca police, said the woman's boyfriend was also involved in the brawl.
"This was when a fierce fistfight sparked between the bodyguard that was later joined by the woman’s 36-year-old boyfriend," he said.
"The deceased was allegedly stabbed several times with a sharp object."
Results from a post mortem confirmed that the man died from a stab wound to the heart.
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The case remains under investigation under Section 302 of the Penal Code in Malaysia.
Despite how odd this Malaysian murder case may appear, it doesn’t hold a candle to Lau Seck Yan’s case.
The Daily Star reportedthat Lau, who was charged for the murder of her husband, tried claiming in court that she was channelling the spirit of her dead partner, who “claimed” that she was innocent.
She told the judge presiding over the case that “her husband” was claiming through her that he was fated to die.
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