Shane Todd was the name of, 31-year-old electronics engineer, who had been working for a government research body, was found dead at his home on June 2012 in Singapore and his dead body was discovered by his girlfriend. His death was registered as suicide, but his parents alleged he was killed over a project related to involving sensitive semiconductor technology, but in a recent development in this case on 8 July 2013 at the Singapore judicial officer ruled that a US scientist found hanged in the city-state in 2012 committed suicide during a attack of depression and was not murdered as his family claimed. The US has also pronounced the inquiry as “fair and transparent”.

Shane Todd was the name of, 31-year-old electronics engineer, who had been working for a government research body, was found dead at his home on June 2012 in Singapore and his dead body was discovered by his girlfriend. His death was registered as suicide, but his parents alleged he was killed over a project related to involving sensitive semiconductor technology, but in a recent development in this case on 8 July 2013 at the Singapore judicial officer ruled that a US scientist found hanged in the city-state in 2012 committed suicide during a attack of depression and was not murdered as his family claimed. The US has also pronounced the inquiry as “fair and transparent”.

Shane Todd was the name of, 31-year-old electronics engineer, who had been working for a government research body, was found dead at his home on June 2012 in Singapore and his dead body was discovered by his girlfriend. His death was registered as suicide, but his parents alleged he was killed over a project related to involving sensitive semiconductor technology, but in a recent development in this case on 8 July 2013 at the Singapore judicial officer ruled that a US scientist found hanged in the city-state in 2012 committed suicide during a attack of depression and was not murdered as his family claimed. The US has also pronounced the inquiry as “fair and transparent”.