A man who is on trial for killing a woman and burning her over three days stopped his car on a secluded road at Gardens by the Bay to calm her ...
and burning her body told a psychiatrist after his arrest that he did not have an affair with her.
He allegedly killed Cui to silence her, as she had threatened to expose his lies about his relationships and bogus investment schemes, jeopardising his career and marriage. She started cursing him, his son, sister and wife with “terrible” words. This culminated in her hitting his right forearm from the passenger seat.
“I had already told her before. She can open her mouth, but she cannot use physical force,” he told Dr Koh, adding that he made an effort to revive her after she stopped moving. The court also heard that Khoo had hit his wife early in their marriage, and had also hit their son once.
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