The chief of police, they assigned this and they say it's a suicide.

Yeah, you know what?

That's what they say, that it's a suicide.

Even when they went there, there were evidences of both homicide and suicide.

They chose to pick up suicide.

Within 20 minutes, police declared it's a homicide, right? Within 20 minutes, they say it's a homicide, suicide, right? Within 20 minutes,

they say it's a suicide. Yeah, they came out at 220 or something. The same officer, Wong,

he told me, ma'am, you should be with your family, you should go home, we'll inform you in five,

six hours. Now that I see him touching everything, I suspect they didn't want me to be there because

I was seeing everything they were doing.

Are they watching the CCTV camera?

What are they doing?

Though I was not allowed inside.

I was sitting outside and watching for three hours a day.

How are you able to see what they're doing?

We saw the body cam footage, right?

Oh, you saw it afterwards is what you're saying.

I got it.

So after he tells you see the body cam of talking about this is a homicide,

this could possibly be a homicide, when was that and what time was that?

It was on 26th November. It's between 109 p.m. and 120 or 130. And at that point, you're outside the apartment. I'm outside. I don't know

anything. Is this when you're going around talking to people by the apartment asking people,

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