Comments on: NTU Incident: David may be stabbed by Professor

By: IbelieveRubbish

IbelieveRubbish — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:59:19 +0000

If you have been living in Indonesia for the past few years, you would probably realise that their hear-say kampung culture (which I am calling it) is very good at distorting facts. I remember some years, they said our prime minister will soon die from cancer and I also heard that hundreds singaporeans died in the tsunami in 2004 when ‘it hit singapore’ and the singapore government is covering that up, the article was written something like above.

Mark my words, this will end up like the flor contemplacion case. Much ado about nothing…..

…It’s easy to hearsay but difficult to prove. If a person, or say a country is runned by hearsay and not facts, it’s not going anywhere.

By: gunsou

gunsou — Wed, 06 May 2009 08:43:20 +0000

One word for Singaporean bureau of investigation: SHAME

Even ordinary citizen knew that:
1. Crime scene should not be cleaned until the police came
2. False information about the victim injuries equal to.. LIES
3. Protect the only suspect equal to.. MANIPULATION

What is Singapore without Indonesians ??
1. Millions of Indonesian invested their $$$$$ millions in Singapore
2. Many Indonesians spend their $$$$$ to study in Singapore
3. How many indonesian’s sand was imported to built Sentosa Island?
4. Many genius Indonesians worked in Singapore

David was killed tragically on 2nd March.. Since then, Singapore did NOTHING to investigate until now. Worstly, they manipulate fact

Whatever Singaporean stand for.. this case is very WRONG
I support David family for demanding JUSTICE; as a basic human right

By: me

me — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 08:47:14 +0000

heard rumours that david’s research is something that might caused all these; that the professor is so keen to get hold of it and it all ended with david’s death.
is this true?

By: Crystal

Crystal — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 08:49:53 +0000

I agree with the writer..
I just thought that a good school, doesn’t mean it has a good teacher.
I really dissapointed with NTU.. Because they tried to cover this incident.. Have they ever thought what David’s family feel about this??
Really, what a waste, a great student who can become a great person, his life have to be ended like this..
Money and glory can really make people blind..
The one thing I know for sure, I wouldn’t recommend NTU to my friends anymore..

By: Gaby

Gaby — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:02:05 +0000

why would such a bright student decide to kill just because he doesnt get a scholarship, which he probably already knew since the very first moment because you see that it was said that he only rank 14 from 15 people..and scholarship is limited. not even half of the student get it,it’ll only be given to few student.he already knew it,the consequences and everything. and what became so clear is that wound on his neck, i mean for god sake who would hurt them self especially on the neck when he was about to kill himself..he torture himself before he died?why dont he just drop himself instead and die directly but to torture himself first?? my my..police..please do think twice!!
we may be not as smart as you people..but hello..face it, aint no person that crazy!

By: Bellinda

Bellinda — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 12:49:17 +0000

David suppossed to have a bright future. But now that future dissapear, ended as ash and he got a new titel as “NTU stabbing”
As a father of 2 kids, deep in Prof. Chan Kap Luk’s heart should know the feeling if the tragedy of David’s happens in his family especially on his 2 kids
So I think Prof Chan Kap Luk should tell the truth “what happen on that day?” If not, he will have his own karma, because one day he should responsible it to the God.
May you rest in peace now, David ……………………………..

By: Funda

Funda — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 15:18:37 +0000

Singaporean police will do everything to cover up the truth. Because if it is true that the professor is guilty in this case, this will give a very huge negative impact on NTU(one of the largest and profound university in singapore), and therefore the country of Singapore itself.

By: F

Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:01:22 +0000

i seriously think the writer of this post makes broad sweeping statements. As investigations are still going on, the police is not in the position to use affirming words, as it would make it seem like it is official. Thus, they have to use words like “believed” and “falls”.

The part abt him slashing his wrists was out in the press, barely hours after the incident. And thus, the press could have gotten inaccurate information, such as accounts of those who saw the body at the foot of the block.

A few days into the incident, the police and school have not commented further. With regards to the possibility that David might be mentally unstable, well. it cannot be verified now that he is no longer around. Usually, an affected person is unaware of his condition and may not have sought timely help.

His friends have also said that he became withdrawn and could not get anything out of him despite their offers to listen. Perhaps, he misintpreted the scholarship decision to be that of the Professor.

At the end of the day, may he find peace in a better place. (:

By: confused

confused — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:30:55 +0000

aiyo typo. i meant *deffense

By: confused

confused — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:29:44 +0000

which version better?

1. prof. stabbed david on the throat and then david tried to defence and stabbed him at the back and then he ran away for help.

2. david stabbed prof. by the back, prof pulled knife from the back of his back and then stabbed david on the throat.