Heinous – An Asian True Crime Podcast

In 2001 Anthony Ler walked into a Mcdonalds' in the east to approach a group of boys. He would talk to them, become their friend, and in 1 months’ time convince 1 of them to become a murderer.This heinous crime would have made a daughter an orphan, and a son in prison for the most of his adult life.In Ep 1. we'll explore how Anthony nurtured the boys to become a murdererIn Ep 2. we'll learn why Anthony wanted someone dead, and how the heinous crime played out Special thanks to our episode partners,

In 2001 Anthony Ler walked into a Mcdonalds' in the east to approach a group of boys. He would talk to them, become their friend, and in 1 months’ time convince 1 of them to become a murderer.This heinous crime would have made a daughter an orphan, and a son in prison for the most of his adult life.In Ep 1. we'll explore how Anthony nurtured the boys to become a murdererIn Ep 2. we'll learn why Anthony wanted someone dead, and how the heinous crime played out Special thanks to our episode partner,

In 1963 Jenny Cheok died when diving with her boyfriend, Sunny Ang. The murderer thought he crafted the perfect murder - there was no body, no direct evidence, and an alibi at the time of the incident. This heinous crime would become Singapore's landmark case, where it is referenced in courts, and studied by every law student in our country till this day. In Ep 1. we'll explore what happened in the crime scene, and learn who the murderer is. In Ep 2. we'll explore how the law tore apart the perfect

In 1963 Jenny Cheok died when diving with her boyfriend, Sunny Ang. The murderer thought he crafted the perfect murder - there was no body, no direct evidence, and an alibi at the time of the incident. This heinous crime would become Singapore's landmark case, where it is referenced in courts, and studied by every law student in our country till this day. In Ep 1. we'll explore what happened in the crime scene, and learn who the murderer is. In Ep 2. we'll explore how the law tore apart the perfect