SINGAPORE – He was lying on a red sofa, his body cold, his head covered with a plastic bag tied at the neck.
Five months shy of 21, Josh was already dead when his mother Jenny Teo found him in the ground-floor study of their three-storey home on the morning of June 25, 2018.
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