He took taxis to the Singapore River and the Kallang River, where he dumped her lower legs and head, and lower and upper torso respectively. He cycled to Ubi Road and dumped her clothes, shoes and feet in separate rubbish bins. Leong made several trips on various modes of transportation to dump the parts of Liu’s dismembered body at different sites.
He used a chopper and a rubber mallet to cut through her bones, and then placed the body parts into green plastic bags and cardboard boxes. Leong strangled Liu, and then proceeded to chop her body into seven parts: feet, legs above the knee, lower torso, upper torso and head.
The murder is believed to have taken place sometime between the mornings of 15 and 16 June at Leong’s home at 114 Lorong 3 Geylang. Not knowing that Leong was the culprit, she confided in him about the theft of her bank card. She was advised that she could view the surveillance photos of the offender to see if she could identify the person. Liu later discovered that her card was missing and notified the police. Leong knew her personal identification number, and over the next two days, he withdrew over S$2,000 from the account in Tanjong Katong, Joo Chiat and Haig Road. While Liu was occupied, Leong stole her bank card. On 13 June, the two checked into a hotel in Geylang. Both Liu and Leong worked at Agere Systems Singapore in Serangoon, where Liu was a production operator and Leong was her supervisor. Leong was 50 years old and married with three children. Liu was a 22-year-old Chinese national working in Singapore. The crime became known as the “Kallang body parts murder”. The crime came to light when parts of her body surfaced at Kallang River. 1 After the murder, Liu’s body parts and belongings were dumped at various places – in the Kallang River, Singapore River, rubbish bins along Ubi Road and outside Ang Mo Kio MRT Station. The team from Mojocat hope that you enjoy playing the game as much as we enjoy crafting it.In June 2005, Chinese national Liu Hong Mei was killed by her supervisor and lover, Leong Siew Chor, who subsequently chopped up the body up into seven parts. Do note that internet connection charges may be incurred separately depending on the user's network environment. This game is primarily an online game, and is best experienced when you are connected to the internet (3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi).
・ Check out the comics and uncover the stories that inspired the design of the mini-games! ・ Catch and collect all the 50 spiders available from the Tikam-Tikam machine! ・ Select your favourite spider to "sabo" your opponents during the challenge! ・ Challenge up to 3 friends or fellow players real time!
#CHIAT LOST SAGA SERIES#
・ Play a series of mini-games inspired from Singapore's very own kopitiam culture The game evolves around amusing characters from the two kopitiams - Huat Huat Kopitiam and Raja Kaya Eating House in the quaint Joo Chiat Area of Singapore. KAN-CHEONG! Kopitiam Saga seeks to showcase the cultural quirks in Singapore. In celebration of SG50, and with support from MDA, Mojocat presents to you this multiplayer wacky game that will hopefully bring much laughter and joy when you play with your family and friends. Challenge your friends in a series of fast-paced, wacky and funny mini-games inspired from Singapore’s Kopitiam culture!
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