Gardens by the Bay murder: Prosecution calls accused a liar, slams his changing testimony.
The man who allegedly murdered a woman at Gardens by the Bay was a liar who kept changing his court testimony in an attempt to show that he was “out of control” when he killed the victim.
The different versions of the incident that Khoo gave to the police and psychiatrists prompted Deputy Attorney-General Hri Kumar Nair to say, “The reason why you are now departing is because you want to give the impression to this court that you were so out of control that you cannot remember any details of you killing the deceased.”
The prosecution on Wednesday referred to multiple statements that Khoo had given to the police and psychiatrists, which it said contradicted his testimony in court. Khoo replied that he would often deny what he said in his statements, or claim to have a “hazy memory”. When confronted about this, Khoo replied, “I told the doctor. Whatever the doctor asks me, I will answer him.”
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