I Killed The Prom Queen Released From Malaysian Immigration Centre

After being detained in a Malaysian immigration centre over the weekend, it has been confirmed that Adelaide metalcore band I Killed The Prom Queen have finally been released. 

It was believed the quintet would be kept in the detention centre for up to 14 days due to not having the necessary visas required for their south-east Asia tour, however guitarist Jona Weinhofen, who initially broke the news that the band had been detained, took to his personal Twitter account yet again last night to confirm they had been released. 

In the series of tweets posted by Weinhofen, he addressed speculation that the band had been deported and assured that those rumours were incorrect. 

"A lot of press is stating we were deported. For the record we were released with no action against us & apologized to by DG of immigration," Weinhofen tweeted. 

Check out the full set of tweets below. 

Freedom

— Jona Weinhofen(@jonaweinhofen) November 16, 2015

Sorry Malaysia but after this horrible experience I don't think we will return in a hurry

— Jona Weinhofen (@jonaweinhofen) November 16, 2015

Shout out to our homies from Pakistan still in the slammer! Big up Usman, Fazil & the crew #JUTT #159

— Jona Weinhofen (@jonaweinhofen) November 16, 2015

Also huge thanks to Michelle at the Australian High Commission in KL for coming to get us out

— Jona Weinhofen (@jonaweinhofen) November 16, 2015

A lot of press is stating we were deported. For the record we were released with no action against us & apologized to by DG of immigration

— Jona Weinhofen (@jonaweinhofen) November 16, 2015