Justin, a Chinese teenager who was killed, had (Justin Tsang, transliterated). (, Sydney Morning Herald.
Police say a Sydney teenager was killed hours after being tortured by the assailant and begged for his life before he died.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, last week, (Justin Tsang, a 17-year-old Chinese teenager who lives in (Drummoyne) in Sydney`s inner west district, was found dead in Blue Mountain (Blue Mountains). Currently, three men have been charged with involvement in the hijacking and murder of Justin.
Justin was reported missing March 15 after his family said he had not heard from him for four days.
The new state homicide investigation team, (Homicide Squad), then set up the Liburd team (Strike Force Liebert), to investigate the "inexplicable" case of Justin`s suspected disappearance.
Commander of the homicide investigation team, Inspector General Cook (Scott Cook), said Justin had suffered "serious injuries" for a long time before his death. "he was beaten for hours and hours, and it could be said that he had been tortured. He has defensive wounds, and there are signs that he is actually begging for his life. "
Cook said police believed Justin`s death was due to "petty" property disputes. "it is a pity that such a young man has committed a crime against others."
"the very worrying point is, if the possible motive is just property disputes, how can it escalate to torture?"
Justin`s body is understood to have been found at Wentworth Falls (Wentworth Falls), Blue Mountain, four days after he was reported missing. Police say Justin was buried at the viewing platform after being assaulted and stabbed.
The suspect was arrested. (photo of Sydney Morning Herald)
Police yesterday arrested four men, three of whom were just 18 and another 19, at a home in (Burwood Heights), Baohuo Heights.
Two 18-year-old men were charged with murder, as well as detaining or detaining others for the purpose of profit and causing physical harm.
Police will say in court that the two men, who met Justin, took Justin from a home in Delamouin on March 12, carrying out a violent attack on him in a house in Baohuo Heights, stabbing him and burying him at Wentworth Falls. The two men have been denied bail and are scheduled to appear in Baohuo District Court today.
Another 18-year-old detained earlier and a 19-year-old man have been released without charge. Police say the investigation is still under way.
In addition, last night, the fifth suspect was also arrested at the (Bankstown) police station in Bingshi town. The 19-year-old (Punchbowl) man was also charged with murder and detaining or detaining others for profit and causing actual bodily harm. He will also be accused in court of organizing and coordinating the murder of Justin. The man was also denied bail and is scheduled to appear in Baohuo District Court today.
Superintendent Cook said police today continued to search homes in Po Woo Heights in search of evidence.
