Teo's friends and family also conducted their own search. A missing poster of Felicia Teo, which was distributed by Teo's family and friends. The police also appealed to the public to contact the police should anyone have any information of Teo's whereabouts. Moreover, a property gazette was also issued for properties believed to be in Teo's possession when she was reported missing: At the time she disappeared, Teo was carrying a cream-coloured bag which contained her Apple laptop and digital camera. A police gazette was issued to locate her. CCTV footage showed Teo entering the lift with the men, but there was no footage of Teo leaving the flat and she was thus believed to have used the stairs. The police did not find any incriminating facts linking the two men to her disappearance and thus considered them as witnesses. Hence, it was determined that Teo went missing on 30 June 2007. They claimed that that was the last time they saw Teo. The two friends told police that Teo went to their shared flat and stayed until about 2 am on the morning of 30 June before leaving on her own. Police investigations revealed that Teo last went to the 10th-floor flat of two male schoolmates at Marine Terrace on 30 June 2007. Police began investigating and initially classified Teo's case as a missing persons case.
On 3 July, Teo's mother then reported her daughter as missing, to the police. Teo was also uncontactable for the next three days. However, the next day (30 June), Teo did not show up at the friend's wedding. Teo told her parents earlier that she would be attending her friend's wedding the following day. This was the last time her parents saw her. On 29 June 2007, Teo left her home in Bras Basah, and went out for a party at LASALLE with her friends. She was the elder of two children in her family and had a younger brother (aged 18 in 2007). She was also working part-time as a bartender at a bar in Clarke Quay, and her colleagues remembered her as a responsible worker. She used to study at Monk's Hill Secondary School (now defunct) before she went on to enrol at LASALLE to study in a diploma course. She was known to be sociable, mingle with her friends, would constantly send messages and was always on her phone. Teo was a final-year fine arts student of LASALLE College of the Arts. Subsequently, Ahmad's murder charge was temporarily withdrawn, but he received a 26-month jail term for fresh charges of misappropriating Teo's belongings, giving false evidence and the illegal disposal of Teo's corpse, which remained missing. The second suspect, Ragil Putra Setia Sukmarahjana, was on the police's wanted list and remained at large outside Singapore. One of Teo's two friends, Ahmad Danial bin Mohamed Rafa'ee, who claimed to last saw her leaving his flat before she went missing, was arrested and charged with murder after the police found in his possession, one of the belongings carried by Teo at the time she disappeared.
ġ3 years later in 2020, the police investigations made a breakthrough and the case of Teo's disappearance was re-classified as murder. The case made headlines due to extensive public appeals and searches for Teo's whereabouts and became one of Singapore's high-profile missing person cases. Teo was reported missing four days after she disappeared, and there were both search efforts and investigations made to trace her whereabouts. She was alleged to be murdered by her two friends whom she visited on the same night. Alleged complications after Ecstasy consumptionĭiploma in fine arts at LASALLE College of the Arts (incomplete due to Teo's alleged death)įelicia Teo Wei Ling (23 February 1988 – 30 June 2007 张玮凌 Zhāng Weǐlíng), was a Singaporean who was presumed dead after she went missing on 30 June 2007.
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