Singapore has asked the parents of a US man found hanged in the city-state last year to provide evidence for their claim that he was murdered, rather than committing suicide as medical experts said.
In a statement late Wednesday, the state counsel at a coroner's inquiry into the death of US high-tech researcher Shane Todd said the government was open to hearing all evidence in the case.
"The reputation of Singapore's justice system (is) at stake," it said. Full story
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