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The Crime Prevention Board Friday issued a Detention Order under the Prevention of Crime Act 1959 (POCA) for a father-and-son duo over the murder of four individuals at Jalan Pahang, Tapah, last year.

A mechanic and his son who were remanded since last year to facilitate in the investigation of murder cases in Jalan Pahang, Tapah, were released today.

Up to today, the father and son duo, suspects of multiple murders in Tapah, have been held for 21 days.

A mechanic and his son, who are primary suspects in the murder of four people at a vehicle workshop in Jalan Pahang here, have been remanded again for 21 days.

The 54-year-old wife and 17-year-old son have been released due to lack of sufficient evidence against them.

The Magistrate's Court on Thursday extended by seven more days the remand of a family of four over the investigation into several murders here.

The extension of remand for the family of four suspects will start tomorrow and end on Nov 19.

The Magistrate's Court today ordered the two daughters of a prime suspect in the Tapah gruesome murders to be placed under the protection of the Social Welfare Department (JKM).

Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir expressed his deepest sympathy towards the families of victims of gruesome murders, believed to have been committed by a family of four in Tapah.

Karamjit Singh says he always accompanied his brother everywhere he went, just that on that day he was tired as he had just returned from Kuala Lumpur.

Gripped by fear, local residents are worried for their safety over the chilling disclosure by Tapah police that a local mechanic and his family were linked to the brutal killings of a family of four.

Police have found several items, believed to belong to the gruesome murder victims, around the suspects' house in Jalan Pahang.

R. Durisinggam said his mother, Gunawaty, who owned several buses had always sent the vehicles to the mechanic's workshop for repairs.

The father and son suspects today led police to a workshop, believed to be the location where the victims' bodies were disposed off.

A teenage nephew of a property broker, suspected by the police to be one of four people murdered by a family is hoping against hope over the fate of the uncle.