after five decades on his job, wrote a book about the past high-profile cases where he acted as the interpreter at trial. Among these cases include Nadarajah's trial, and others like Nadasan Chandra Secharan (who ws charged but acquitted of killing his lover), the 2013 Little India riot court case, and taxi driver G. Krishnasamy Naidu who suffered from morbid jealousy when he killed his wife by decapitation for her infidelity. Between January and November 1974, over 57 murders occurred in Singapore. The murder of Mohamed Azad was remembered as one of the most brutal cases of murder to have occurred in Singapore during the 1970s. See also Capital punishment in Singapore List of solved missing person cases: pre-2000 List of solved missing person cases: post-2000 References Murder in Singapore 1974 murders in Singapore Capital punishment in Singapore Male murder victims Violence against men in Asia Singaporean people convicted of murder Religiously motivated violence in Singapore