Zalina Azman does not get along, she is not known by her neighbors
SHAH ALAM: Former newsreader of a television station, Zalina Shaharah Azman or better known as Zalina Azman who was reported missing since November last year is less known and does not get along with neighbors.
Mohammad Bokhari Shariff, 76, who is the owner of a tahfiz center next to the house of Zalina Shaharah, 58, in Section 3 here, said he had never met or had an argument with the woman since he moved into her residence a few years ago.
“I saw that the house was undergoing a renovation process that seemed to be converted into an office until the process stopped last year, before the police came to see me to get information on its disappearance,” he said.
Mohammad Bokhari, who has lived in the residential area for more than 40 years, said he only knew that Zalina Shaharah bought the house because the original owner of the house told him that the house was sold to his relative who is also a television personality.
“However, I think she never lived there, only noticed that there was a luxury black car always parked at the house and I think the car belonged to the landlord,” he told the media here today.
A media survey around Zalina Shaharah’s house found that the residential area was deserted with the construction of a fence still unfinished.
A neighbor in front of Zalina Shaharah’s house, who declined to be named, said the newscaster’s son had come to her house last year to ask if he had seen his mother at the house, but did not comment further.
A woman (also declined to be identified) said her mother who lives next door to Zalina Shaharah did not know that the house was owned by a television personality until the news of the disappearance came out last night.
Yesterday, Shah Alam District Police Chief ACP Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim in a statement said they received a report from his son, Mikhael Norman, 33, regarding the disappearance of his mother on Nov 29 last year.
Zalina Shaharah was reported missing when Mikhael tried to contact her since Nov 24, 2021 to inform that the complainant’s grandfather had been admitted to the hospital, but the woman could not be contacted.
“On Nov 29, 2021, the complainant and his uncle arrived at his mother’s house in Section 3, Shah Alam and found his mother’s car at home,” he said.
He said an inspection at the house of Zalina, who is believed to be living alone, found that the situation in the house was not in order, but the victim was not at home.
source – BERNAMA
