Little Yin found. That was the glaring SMS I received from Yushaimi Yahya, the editor of the Malay Mail (mind you ,the Malay Mail was the only paper that really cared !). After 14 days of being listed "missing" Muhammad Nazrin or Yin ,as he is affectionately known, is safe and well, at the time of this posting, is at the Dang Wangi Police Station.
There are a lot of good Malaysians out there praying for this family and I "Thank God" for reuniting him with his family. Thank you all for your prayers !
Who says there are no good and happy endings !!
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Thank God little Yin has been found and is safe with his parents. Our prayers have been answered. Now about that reward. Should it be given? I think we leave that to Yin's parents to decide.
Dearest Stephen,
Thank God this didn't turn into a nightmare. The parents must have feared the worst.
The keeper of the boy however, is now in police custody pending further investigation - according to the 8 pm news today.
Honestly, I am just glad they found him. I can't imagine the terror his parents went through for the past two weeks.
Good week ahead of you my friend
When I told about this missing and boy, Yin to my 5 years old girl, she felt sad and sorry for him. Now that he was found and reunited with his parents, she was overjoyed and happy for him.
Nevertheless, let it be a reminder to all the parents out there, please do not leave your children out of your sight when busying shopping.
My dear Elviza,
I was indeed very thrilled to hear little Yin's return to his rightful parents, but as I have commented my fears on Nuraina's and Rocky's posts earlier, of the new spin that hangs over the fate of this Myanmar couple..it is sad and I hate to be right on this but I hope this couple are well 'represented' in court properly as they may be even imprisoned for their assumed good deed as some have so readily forgotten so soon...we pride ourselves as "caring Malaysians" and if the parents of Yin (if they are truely grateful) press charges against the Myanmars..then there is a miscarriage of justice and I want no part of it.... please.(rumour has it that this was not the first time little Yin got "lost")... I begged for little Yin's return then...now I'm begging for this Myanmar couple's release...give them the benefit of the doubt...and I wonder if they knew there was a reward in the first place.. Godbless and nice to hear from you dear !
Dearest Stephen,
I am forever the strong supporter of "No Detention Without Trial" but in Malaysia, it isn't happening anytime soon.
They dont understand the term of "miscarriage of justice" and basic human rights.
What to do, this is a "boleh lah" land. Adios. See you soon
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To some people out there, please stop harrassing Yin's parents with SMS by saying that they are ungrateful and so forth.
In my opinion, I do think that Yin's parents are so naive and kind hearted people. If the Myammar couple have done wrong deeds, then they deserve to be punished by the law and no one can help them even Yin and his parents.
Please leave Yin and his parents alone and let them have a peaceful lives like before.
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