KUALA LUMPUR: Could depression or guilt over an accident at a petrol station in Taman Midah, Cheras, on March 29 led to the untimely death of a 29-year-old woman on Sunday?

Kong Poh Lee from Johor fell off the 10th floor of a shopping complex in Jalan Raja Chulan about 6am.

City CID chief, SAC II Datuk Ku Chin Wah, was none committal when asked to comment on the possible reason for her death.

He, however, confirmed that the woman who fell from the shopping complex was Kong, the same person involved in the March 29 accident.

Sources said prior to the incident, security guards, on their rounds, spotted Kong sitting alone at the rooftop of the shopping complex.

They alerted the Fire and Rescue Department but Kong fell to her death before police and rescue personnel arrived.

Her remains was sent to Kuala Lumpur Hospital mortuary for post-mortem.

Police have classified the case as sudden death and ruled out foul play.

Sources said there was a possibility the victim could have been depressed with an oncoming court case related to the accident.

In the March 29 accident, Mohd Yusri Abdul Wahab, 32, was killed when a runaway Hyundai Getz, driven by Kong, slammed into him while he was filling petrol for his Proton Iswara.

His wife and child were inside the car then. The impact threw Mohd Yusri's car to the other side of the pump.

Police believed Kong may have lost control of her car after it crashed into another vehicle nearby, before hitting Mohd Yusri at the petrol station.

Mohd Yusri, who sustained severe head injuries, died at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Hospital (HUKM).

His wife and child sustained light injuries. Other drivers involved in the accident also sustained minor injuries.

The sequence of the accident was also captured by the petrol station's close circuit television camera. It caught the attention of the media after the recording was widely shown on YouTube and Facebook.