Malaysian police representatives also met the suspect Thursday to collect fingerprints for comparison to evidence related to at least 10 theft and murder cases in both countries. The cases include a Butterworth gold shop burglary in which jewellery worth 6.4 million ringgit was stolen.&nbsp;

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