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Kisah kembar warga asing bercinta dgn pemuda melayu (UPDATE CERITA)
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According to a member of the search party, Senior Constable Brett Jenkins, the three would give little away when questioned by police. "They didn't want to say anything more than what they had to to get them by."
He said the rapport between Zan and Sarah Ingham was obvious. "They would be cuddling and kissing. They seemed to be very close. Joanne might not have been with him the same way, but the three of them wanted to stick together."
Police are not impressed with the game of hide-and-seek. "A lot of public money was spent looking for them when they obviously didn't want to be found," Jenkins said. The media spotlight on the tiny town of Coen has generated much excitement among the 350 locals, many of whom are Aborigines. But scepticism is winning the day. Most refuse to believe the trio's account that they survived off the land for three weeks, eating shellfish and grubs, considering their "good health".
Barbara Shepherd, a nurse who examined the girls soon after their arrest at Coen, said she was sceptical about the girls' claim.
"They were in a very good condition considering their ordeal," she said.
"It was surprising that their faces were not sunburnt and that their lips weren't chapped. They just didn't look like people who had been living off the land. "I would have imagined that, if that was the case, they would have infected cuts from poor diet, their hands would have been fairly cut up from the oysters they say they survived on, and walking through long grass I would have imagined they would have had scratches all over the body.
Shepherd said the girls showed none of the common signs that anyone who had spent endless days in 34 deg heat would have had.
They were not suffering heat exhaustion or dehydration and, to everyone's surprise, no mosquito or sandfly bites. However, they were sunburnt from the knees down and had "tender" feet.
AFTER spending Wednesday night in the Cairns watch-house, Zan was deported to Malaysia yesterday morning. Police sources say he was given the opportunity to briefly farewell his travelling companions. Police decided not to press charges over the Coen store break-in.
In Nelson, where Sarah and Joanne had been living before their adventure began, a police spokesman said: "They are a couple of wayward girls. Nelson harbour is quite a busy port, with lots of sailors from all over the world. Basically they befriended whoever was in port."
The Ingham sisters arrived in Auckland early this morning after being deported on a late-night flight from Cairns. Both sisters have lengthy criminal records for mostly minor matters and were due to face several new charges in the Nelson District Court when they disappeared.
Joanne had recently been sentenced to 18 months' "supervision" for theft, burglary, stealing a motor vehicle and a charge of false pretences.
Similarly, Sarah was sentenced to 12 months' supervision for unlawfully taking a motor vehicle. She was also carrying out 200 hours of community service for unlawfully taking another car, possessing cannabis and committing a burglary.
Since their disappearance, applications for a review of their supervision orders have been lodged with the court. The new charges include assault, theft of a handbag and being a minor in a licensed premises.
So, for the moment, the final chapter of their three-month adventure remains unknown.
THE PARENTS of the twin "stowaways" who were found alive after being given up for dead are still coming to terms with the news. "I'm ecstatic, it goes without saying," said Bernard Ingham, a car salesman. "It's pretty much sunk in now, but it's still a bit surreal."
Local and international media have descended on the family's home at Kaiapoi, near Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island. "I'm finding it pretty difficult to get a cup of tea around here," Ingham said yesterday as a television crew waited in his backyard to interview him.
"I think it'll be a while before things settle down. Let's face it, it's big news. Everybody's taken aback and awed by their survival. "It obviously is amazing but I've always said the girls are resilient and they've proved it. But there must have been an amazing amount of luck (involved) as well." |
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Ingham and his wife, Jeanette, spoke to Sarah and Joanne on the phone from Cairns on Wednesday night, but yesterday afternoon they were still unsure about how their daughters survived.
He was at work on Wednesday when a local television station rang him with the good news.
"I didn't quite believe it at first," said Ingham. "I thought someone was having a bit of a crack at me, and thought 'what are they cooking up now?'"
Jeanette Ingham, a baker's assistant, was also at work when she received a call from police in Cairns. "It's a miracle they are alive. Australians I spoke to yesterday said 'Crocodile Dundee would not have made it in that part of the world'. "It's extraordinary really. A few weeks ago I wouldn't have believed it. They are just normal girls.
"They both played netball for North Canterbury while they were at Rangiora High School and they are animal lovers."
Their father said the girls had spent the past year living at Nelson, on the South Island, working odd jobs and "just doing this and that. They pretty much went their own way and did their own thing." - NICK PAPADOPOULOS |
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TWIN'S TRAIL
FEBRUARY 5: 18-year-old twins Sarah and Joanne Ingham board Bunga Terasek in Tauranga Harbour
APRIL 14: Women detained on return to Brisbane from Malaysia
APRIL 20: The women and a crewman take life jackets and life buoys into Princess Charlotte Bay
APRIL 21-MAY 5: Trio lands 10 kilometres south of Night Island, makes way to Stoney Creek
MAY 6: Local family drops trio outside Coen; three run from police and later break into Ambrust store
MAY 7: Police take them to Cairns watchhouse
MAY 8: Crewman deported to Malaysia |
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lau ada gambar dorang kan bestnya..... |
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dedua convert masuk islam... dedua ade anak name muhammad... aku rase yg nih anak dorang yg pertama.... try cube dptkan name anak kembar yg mak kawan aku cite |
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Post Last Edit by muor76 at 17-10-2011 16:57
dedua kembor kawin pade hari yg same..
tahun 99 kawin...
sakng dorang balik ke nz.. sejak dr 2004... laki dorang tak tau ler ape citer |
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joanna pernah kene tangkap sebab rembat 6 kotak rokok kat wellington
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Reply 27# muor76
wow muor, awak banyak tau kisah diorang eh..awak cuba le tanye pada org kampung..kot2 tau mana laki dia.heheh |
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kalau crite diorg ni dibuat pilem agak2 meletop tak? |
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kawin gak kan... mcm x caya jer.... |
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kat manela diorang skarang.. |
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Reply 6# adorabelle1985
hah ! Aku dah agak minah kapal. Bukan mamat ni ajer boyfriend dia, ramai lagi mat mat kapal yang jadi cintan dia. Cuba tanya brudder2 mat kapal yang pernah masuk Nelson, mesti kenal minah ni. Bila kapal longside ajer, naik lah minah2 kapal ni satu group, 5/6 orang. Dorang naik untuk mabuk2(minum dan drugs), enjoy, budak2 atas kapal syok lah perempuan mat salih datang nak hoorey hoorey. Minah2 ni dapat minum, dapat joget2 (dalam kapal ada bar) , dapat main (cabin kapal private macam kat hotel), kadang2 dapat duit. Kadang2 kerana dah terbiasa terima duit, dah biasa hidup enjoy susah nak ajak kahwin pasal kalau kawin dapat laki jenis pokai macam Jaffar Muar ni, rumah tangga tak lama. Minah kapal ni buat masa sekarang ni mesti tengah enjoy2 atas kapal yang ada kat pelabuhan. Kapal bukan kapal Malaysia ajer yang datang, ada kapal negara lain penuh dengan kelasi Korea, Philippines, Burma, India etc. Selalu yang dorang himpit kelasi kelas bawahan macam si Jaafar Muar biul ni dan bukan officer2. Kebiasaan nya minah2 kapal ni ada masalah, jenis datang dari keluarga pincang. Ada jugak yang ada STD, herpes, to some extent ada jugak yang ada HIV. Almost every port kat OZ, New Zealand and certain countries kat Europe ada minah2 kapal yang naik. Itu yang kalau kita pergi Liverpool kita boleh jumpa bekas2 kelasi dulu2 netap kat sana pasal sangkut dengan minah2 kapal lah ni. |
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Reply adorabelle1985
hah ! Aku dah agak minah kapal. Bukan mamat ni ajer boyfriend dia, ...
star_karat Post at 18-10-2011 01:24 
kembo nih top... byk buat masalah kat nelson....
diaorang balik nz hujung 2003... laki dorang mungkin tak ikot dorang.. anak anak tak tau ler ape cite..
mase dorang nak carik umah sewa kat nelson... pemilik rumah yg pernah menyewakan rumah kepade mereka telah memberitahu perangai buruk mereka... |
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Reply muor76
wow muor, awak banyak tau kisah diorang eh..awak cuba le tanye pada org kampung..k ...
adorabelle1985 Post at 17-10-2011 17:39
tak susah nak carik laki dorang... tp... nak ke dorang cite? |
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Reply 34# muor76
belom cuba belom tau...
nti kalu ad cite terbru update la...best gak riwayat hidup diorg nih...
igt tak citer Lepat vs Aisyah...ap prkembangan tbaru diorg? |
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Reply muor76
belom cuba belom tau...
nti kalu ad cite terbru update la...best gak riwayat hi ...
awek_ganu Post at 18-10-2011 14:17
reporter leh ler gi carik dorang utk dptkan maklumat terkini.... hehehhehe |
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interesting gak. if ada latest info, share la kat sini  |
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first time dgr kisah nih |
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wah bole cite filem molotop Minah Kapal Terjun Dengan Kelasi Kapal, biarkan biarkan |
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Post Last Edit by boyagombak at 18-10-2011 18:04
Infamous Ingham twin back in court
Last updated 13:09 12/07/2011
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MUGSHOT: Police photo of Joanne Ingham, taken in 1997.
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One of theinfamous Ingham twins found herself back in court after she admittedwalking into a Wellington supermarket and grabbing six packets oftobacco.
Joanne Elizabeth Ingham made a voluntary appearance in the Nelson District Court yesterday and admitted a charge of theft.
Police prosecutor Sergeant Chris Stringer said that on January 25Ingham put the pouches of tobacco valued at $160 into her handbag inNewtown New World.
She tried to hand them to a friend but was intercepted by the manager.
Lawyer Rob Ord said Ingham did not have any recent convictions forsimilar offending and was now on the methadone programme and expectedto be in a much more stable place.
Judge David McKegg fined Ingham $150. Ingham and twin sister Sarah made international headlines in 1997 whenthey stowed away on a container ship and said they survived jumpingoverboard into shark and crocodile-infested waters off Australi |
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Post time 17-10-2011 04:19 PM
