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I beat the police, I have unravel the mysterious untimely death of the car thief, here's some fact I deduced from my keen observation. Its kinda eerie nowadays but back in those days it is commonplace for such a thing. It is called pagar,literally means fence,technically means erecting fence around something with magic (either white or black), usually valuables. The magic was cast by chanting some spell on the object one wish to leave for a while. Some famous practice involving fencing are fencing one's house, estate, orchard from thievery by burying something in the four corner of the property, fencing self or someone from black magic with some practice or ritual and lastly fencing valuables left behind to attend something. It is well known that fencing in some way fatal, like what had happened, the thief took the money and try to flee alas in a few steps he collapsed and died abruptly. There were other account I have heard somewhere, there was a thief who tried to enter on...

Thief dies after taking car with child inside KUALA LUMPUR: In a freakish turn of events, a thief drove off a car with a seven-year-old boy inside only to die several kilometres away from the crime scene in Setapak here. The boy was safely reunited with his family after passers-by, who noticed him crying alone in the vehicle, contacted his father. It is believed that during the 7am incident, the boy’s mother – a teacher in her 30s – was sending her two younger daughters to a childcare centre in Taman Melati. The mother was accompanying her daughters into the centre when the thief stole the car. “She left the boy in the car with the engine running when the thief got into the vehicle and drove it away,” said City police CID chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Ku Chin Wah. It is understood that the thief panicked because the boy was crying continuously. He then pulled over and fled on foot with a bag, containing an undisclosed amount of cash belonging to the mother. However, ...