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‘A miracle she pulled through’: Singapore police investigator on ‘slave’ who was nearly tortured to death

11 August 2024
in Asia Pacific
‘A miracle she pulled through’: Singapore police investigator on ‘slave’ who was nearly tortured to death
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In a recent update, a Singapore police investigator described the victim of a horrific torture case as a ‘miracle’ for surviving the near-fatal ordeal. The woman, who was held captive as a ‘slave’, was subjected to extreme physical abuse and torture, leading to severe injuries. Despite the severity of the abuse, she managed to pull through, with the police continuing their investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice.

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