CHALLENGES IN INVESTIGATION

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  1. Lack Of Eyewitnesses

There were no direct witnesses to the kidnapping, subsequent abuse, or murder of Nurin Jazlin. Without eyewitness accounts, investigators had to rely heavily on physical evidence and circumstantial details, making it very difficult to solve the case.

  1. Public Cooperation

The case garnered widespread public interest. However, despite numerous tips, investigators faced difficulties in obtaining actionable information from the community. Fear of retribution or mistrust in the police may have discouraged some individuals from coming forward with valuable information.

  1. Limited Technology At The Time

In 2007, investigative techniques such as facial recognition, advanced forensic tools, and digital surveillance were not as advanced as they are today. This limitation hindered the police's ability to quickly track leads, analyze evidence, and solve the case.

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LESSONS LEARNED

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