The Altantuya murder: snippets from The Times of UK
Now that the court has delivered its verdict as to whether the two UTK officers are guilty of murdering Altantuya Shaariibuu, maybe we can flashback on just some of the things that The Times of UK wrote about the matter since the story first broke in late 2006. And why The Times of UK? Well, The Times of UK would not lie like how Malaysian Bloggers normally would.
NO HOLDS BARRED
Raja Petra Kamarudin
10 November 2006
An inquiry into the disappearance of a Mongolian model, who was apparently shot before her body was blown apart with explosives, was ordered by Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, the Malaysian Prime Minister, yesterday.
His intervention came after police held a prominent political analyst in connection with the case that has caused a sensation in the country. Abdul Razak Baginda, 46, a member of the World Economic Forum, is the fourth person to be remanded in custody in connection with the death of the 28-year-old Altantuya Shaariibuu, whose body was found on Monday. He is a member of the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies, a television political pundit in Malaysia, and is studying for a doctorate at Oxford.
The others held after Miss Shaariibuu’s body was found on wasteland near Shah Alam are a police chief inspector and two police lance corporals, one male and one female. Mr Badawi said he had told the inspector-general of police to “investigate the case thoroughly and properly through due process”.
It has been reported that Mr Baginda met Miss Shaariibuu in Mongolia two years ago and the two had a relationship. The girl’s father in Mongolia said he believed they were married and that Mr Baginda was the father of her baby son.
His arrest sent Malaysian society reeling. Unnamed politicians and intellectuals described him as a “good” and “affable” man to the Malaysian Star newspaper. One said that Mr Baginda had showered Miss Shaariibuu with diamonds and other jewellery and had deposited $30,000 in her bank account. They had been on holiday together to Europe and South Africa.
“The father of murdered model Altantuya Shaariibuu will come with the marriage certificate to prove that they were married. He will also bring his grandson to undergo DNA tests to prove he is Abdul Razak’s son,” Mongolia’s honorary consul, Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi, said.
To read further please go to : http://mt.m2day.org/2008/content/view/20406/84/
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Another police torture victim?
Malaysiakini
The mother of Adi Anwar Mansor, 23, has lodged a police report against the police for allegedly abusing her son while he was under police custody.
“He was kicked on his back, hit on the back of his head and hit with a rubber hose until he could not take the pain,” wrote housewife Jiknah Harun, 49, in her police report filed at the Klang district police headquarters this morning.
Jiknah said that the details of the assault was related to her by Adi Anwar, who is currently warded at the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah hospital, Klang.
Her police report also disputed the Klang OCPD Mohamad Mat Yusop’s claim that Adi Anwar sustained injuries during a scuffle when he was arrested.
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