Missing man found dead in locked car at Kajang supermarket car park

A man in his 50s, reported missing five days ago, was found deceased in a locked car outside a supermarket in Jalan Impian Mahkota, Kuala Lumpur.

The discovery of the vehicle, located approximately 15 minutes from his home, ended the family's search that gained traction on social media.

Authorities, alerted by passers-by, confirmed there was no initial evidence of foul play, and the case is classified as a sudden death report.

Investigations are ongoing to ascertain further details regarding the cause of his death.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 — A man who went missing five days ago was found dead inside a locked car parked outside a supermarket in Jalan Impian Mahkota late last night, ending a desperate search by his family that had circulated on social media.

Kajang district police chief ACP Naazron Abdul Yusof said authorities were alerted to the stationary vehicle at 11.29pm after passers-by spotted a motionless figure in the front cabin, NST reported.

"Initial investigations found a man, believed to be in his 50s, lying unconscious in the driver's seat of a Perodua Axia.

"The engine was off and the car was locked from the inside," he said.

Responding officers enlisted the help of the Fire and Rescue Department to pry open the locked doors, after which medical personnel from Hospital Kajang examined the victim and pronounced him dead at the scene.

Naazron confirmed that the victim's family had lodged a missing person report last Tuesday after repeated attempts to reach his mobile phone went unanswered. The vehicle was discovered approximately 15 minutes away from his residence.

"Preliminary investigations have so far found no foul play at the scene or on the deceased. The case has been classified as a sudden death report (SDR).

"Further investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the incident and his death," he said.

Yesterday, images circulated online showing police cruisers and fire rescue trucks cordoning off a vehicle in the supermarket car park.

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一名50多岁的男子，五天前被报失踪，后被发现死于吉隆坡 Jalan Impian Mahkota 一家超市外的一辆锁着的汽车内。

这辆车在距离他家大约 15 分钟路程的地方被发现，结束了家人在社交媒体上引起广泛关注的寻找过程。

接到路人报警后，当局确认初步没有发现谋杀迹象，该案件被列为猝死报告。

目前仍在进行调查，以确定其死亡原因的更多细节。

吉隆坡，10 月 24 日讯——一名五天前失踪的男子昨晚深夜被发现死于 Jalan Impian Mahkota 一家超市外停放的一辆上锁的汽车内，结束了其家人在社交媒体上发布的绝望寻找。

据《新海峡时报》报道，加影警区主任纳兹隆·阿卜杜勒·尤索夫助理警监表示，晚上11点29分，有路人发现这辆停着的车辆前排驾驶室里有一个一动不动的人影，随后警方接到报警。

“初步调查发现，一名据信 50 多岁的男子昏迷不醒地躺在 Perodua Axia 的驾驶座上。

他说：“引擎熄火了，车门从里面锁上了。”

赶到现场的警员请求消防救援部门的帮助，撬开了锁着的门，之后加影医院的医务人员对受害者进行了检查，并宣布他当场死亡。

纳兹隆证实，受害者家属上周二多次尝试拨打其手机均无人接听后，已向警方报案。车辆在其住所约15分钟车程处被发现。

“初步调查目前尚未发现现场或死者身上有任何谋杀迹象。该案件已被列为猝死报告（SDR）。

“目前仍在进行进一步调查，以确定事件原因和死因，”他说。

昨天，网上流传的图片显示，警车和消防救援车封锁了超市停车场内的一辆车。

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