A few houses away, the road was sealed off with blue/white tape, flanked by a couple of police cars. Add on to that, a throng of tv station vehicles. Sound like a normal day to you?
Got down from my car and went to suss it out. My dad was already there watching. Apparently somebody was stabbed in a domestic dispute and probably had died from it. Oh dear.
This is the first time I ever witness filming near a crime site. Too close for comfort, may it never happen again. Out of curiousity we stood there waiting for the newscaster to do his thing and tell us what is going on. Actually, I don't think anyone knew the exact detail, coz the news came out all mixed up later on. Some say heart attack, some say stabbing. So who's right?
Being a newscaster isn't exactly all glamour and adventure. There is a lot of waiting around for the right moment to start cameras rolling. Poor dude stood under the hot sun, wearing a full suit, with flies buzzing around his face. At one point, he just took the can of insect repellent and sprayed his face, hehe.
And the stuff that you see on CSI, takes gazillion of hours to work the murder cases out I reckon. It took the forensic team a good half a day to process the evidence, they were still at work till the wee hours.
Strange enough, that was how we got to know a new neighbour. Poor girl couldn't go home coz her house was sealed off as well. Stood there chatting with her, and eventually invited her over for dinner, coz by the looks of it, the police wasn't leaving anytime soon.
A newfound friend from hong kong!! How strange to meet under such circumstances.
Thursday, 12 November 2009
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