How does he amass such indecent amount of wealth?

Malaysian seek answers and justice for this issue!!



Watch the videos! If you love justice and hate corruption, you will surely get angry and make sure BN gets kick out in Sarawak!





How does Taib response to all this?!?!

Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud has today accused the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) investigation of himself for graft as “victimisation”, reserving his cooperation as he believes that they have been “naughty and dishonest”.

“They (MACC) don’t deserve my cooperation because they have been naughty… and they have not been honest,” he said when met after attending the BN supreme council meeting in Kuala Lumpur today.

As long as U are connected to powerful people, U can get away with anything in Malaysia!

No! I am not talking about Abdul Razak Baginda and Najib with regards to the murder of Altuntuya case.

Today (as reported in Malaysiakini) is about our country's ambassador and a Minister's son!

1. Foreign Minister Anifah Aman has been a secret beneficiary of lucrative timber licences in Sabah thanks to his elder brother, Chief Minister Musa Aman, said Sarawak Report.

The whistleblower website said it has in its possession leaked Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) documents showing its investigators had concluded that the Sabah chief minister had corruptly issued timber licences to his brother worth tens of millions of ringgit.

According to Sarawak Report, the documents form part of a major investigation by the MACC into timber corruption after an agent and nominee for Musa Aman, Michael Chia, was caught attempting to smuggle RM16 million out of Hong Kong in 2008.

“However, the investigation has been blocked at the highest levels and its findings kept secret, until now.

“Our informants say that the brothers’ relative and fellow Sabahan, attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail, has refused to allow charges to be brought and PM Najib Razak has scandalously turned a blind eye to the affair.”

Sarawak Report claimed that Abdul Gani (right), who is closely connected to the Aman family, has refused to pursue the case.

“Indeed the attorney-general has forced the MACC to shelve its entire investigation in Sabah, which was one of the largest and most extensive ever undertaken by that body, and involved sums amounting to billions of ringgit siphoned out of the state by corruption at the highest level.”

Last week, MACC deputy commissioner (operations) Mohd Shukri Abdull lamented that Attorney-General's Chambers had refused to bring many “valid cases” the commission had investigated to court due to “insufficient evidence”.

2. Brickfields police have in their possession the closed-circuit television recording of the "affray" involving the son of a cabinet minister, his bodyguard and a security guard supervisor at a posh condominium in Kuala Lumpur last month.

Sources revealed that the CCTV recording involving Mohamad Nedim (right), a son of Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nazri Abdul Aziz, Nedim's bodyguard and the security supervisor was now in the possession of the investigating officer.

People familiar with the matter also confirmed withMalaysiakini that the case was still being investigated despite earlier claims by the Brickfields OCPD (Officer in Charge of Police District) that it had been wrapped up.

Sources familiar with the incident said the police were surprised to find in the video footage that "more than two persons", including Nedim, were involved in holding and assaulting the 50-year-old security supervisor.

This may create complications in the police's classification of the case as a minor offence - ‘causing affray' under section 160 of the Penal Code.

Under this section, anyone found guilty faces a punishment of up to six months' jail or a fine of RM1,000, or both.

Malaysiakini reported on March 23 that the security supervisor of the high-end condominium in Mont Kiara was allegedly assaultedby Nedim and his bodyguard.

Nedim drove a Porsche sports car to the condominium, followed by a luxury MPV driven by his bodyguard.

The bodyguard alighted from his car to have personal particulars recorded on behalf of both drivers, but the condominium guards insisted that they did so separately.

An argument ensued, resulting in the supervisor being called in to mediate.

Argument and fracas at condo entrance

The bodyguard claimed that the person in the Porsche was a 'Tengku' (a member of the royalty), but the supervisor explained that condo management required the registration of drivers of all vehicles entering the compound.

This resulted in the VIP's son alighting from his Porsche, while the bodyguard and his friends assaulted the 50-year-old security supervisor, according to sources who had viewed the video footage. It is learnt that Nazri's son also struck the supervisor.

A police report was subsequently made by the supervisor, who was slightly injured during the altercation.

Mohamad Nedim's bodyguard had lodged a counter police report alleging that the security supervisor was rude and started the fracas.

A day after Malaysiakini reported the incident, Brickfields OCPD Wan Abdul Bari Wan Abdul Khalid denied that Nazri's son was involved in the fist-fight, with The Star quoting him as saying that the case involved just the bodyguard and a security guard.

Wan Abdul Bari also said then that the police have already completed their probe into the matter and that the investigation papers were sent to the Attorney-General's Chambers on whether charges would be laid.

PKR vice-president N Surendran and Youth chief Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin had urged the police to conduct an independent and impartial investigation into the case.

Shamsul Iskandar went further to claim that Nedim was also allegedly involved in an incident resulting in the death of a young man, Darren Kang, in 2004.

Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo has also called on Nazri to cease issuing any statement on matters pertaining to the law, especially if it involved the attorney-general or the AG's Chambers.

"It could be interpreted as a clear case of conflict," said Gobind, who is DAP legal bureau chairperson.

This guy should never be voted into power again for the sake of this country!

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Nazri Aziz has been described as being a bully for branding Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) deputy commissioner Mohd Shukri Abdull as weak.

Describing Nazri’s comments as “hitting below the belt”, former MACC adviser Robert Phang said the anti graft body is supposed to be independent.

“Do not hit below the belt of the officers as they do not have the recourse to rebut. Stop being a bully. Shukri is ‘strong and brave’ to expose attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail’s reluctance to prosecute the many MACC cases it investigated, including those involving holders of high public office. Shukri should not be discouraged or intimidated by Nazri’s bullying ways,” he said.

Instead, Phang said in a statement, Shukri must not be disheartened, and ask the MACC to investigate Nazri’s assets to determine whether his income can support his and his son’s lavish lifestyle.

On Sunday, Nazri was quoted in the Chinese papers as describing Shukri as having a weak character who should stop complaining about cases being rejected by the AG’s Chambers.

Shukri had on March 29, said the graft commission had accused the Attorney-General’s Chambers of refusing to charge people as had been recommended by the MACC. Nazri’s son and his bodyguard areembroiled in a police investigation over an alleged affray with a security guard of a condominium.

Phang asked why was Nazri defending the AG and attacking the MACC.

“Well, if Shukri is weak, then the AG is most definitely lame if he requires Nazri to defend him. This is again a classic example of interference by the executive in the affairs of the MACC.

“The AG has been cited for alleged corrupt practices and breach of ethics umpteen times and no one has dared to act on him. How powerful can the AG be?” he asked.

‘Nazri a disgrace’

He also sarcastically pointed out that Nazri’s explanation that corruption charges would cause great shame to the accused and hence, the AGC must act diligently and charge the accused in court only if there is concrete evidence, and asked whether this included ex-Commercial Crimes Investigation Department director Ramli Yusuff and his men.

“Nazri’s attitude is a disgrace to the Prime Minister’s Department by using threats against senior civil servants who have the courage to act, especially against graft by those holding public office,” he said, adding that Nazri has also defended the alleged collusion between former inspector-general of police Musa Hassan and Abdul Gani regarding the apparent influence over Musa by an underworld figure.

Ramli had since Feb 29 alleged that Musa, Abdul Gani and the MACC were used to fix him and his men in their investigations over the former IGP’s involvement with an underworld figure, identified as Goh Cheng Poh or Tengku Goh.

Other things that are unfair in Malaysia today!

1. AG still charging Kapal Singh with sedition over remarks involving the Perak Sultan

while they refuse to charge Kedai Rakyat 1 Malaysia for endangering the health of the normal rakyat with false information.

2. New salary scheme top-ranking government servants will be paid as much as RM80 000 a month while some drivers get just a RM1 70 increase in monthly wages earning.

AG expecting to get a big pay cheque for the great work he put in Anwar's case!

3. Teoh Beng Hock case vs NFC and Sharizat!

One was investigating corruption worth RM2400

The other was for RM300million!

One was investigated by top MACC officials and had all night interrogation!

The other had tip off that they are going to be raided! (even the news reporters were there first before the MACC officers arrive!)

Some corrupt UMNO people may have to find a new CASH COW to steal from but you can wait till the COWS COME HOME before we see any real justice here!!!

Summary of the Auditor General's Report 2010

According to Malaysiakini report, MACC has yet to resolve cases of wrongdoing in government procurement since 2006 where prices were grossly inflated,"

The Auditor-General’s Report 2006 highlighted the case of a technical pen valued at RM160 being bought by the Defence Ministry for RM1,146 and a car jack worth RM50 being bought by the Youth and Sports Ministry for RM1,664.

The following is a list of things highlighted from the 2010 Auditor General's (AG) report. Lets see if the BN govt and the MACC will do anything about this!

1. RM2.57 million was paid to 1,975 pensioners/pension recipients who are deceased!

2. RM462.46 million has been allocated to build and repair the roads from 2005 to 2010 but the roads continue to suffer from structural problems.

3. Kindergartens in Kedah and Kelantan stored dry food in toilets, drawers and store rooms. The report also noted that some of these items were found to have passed the expiry date, were exposed to insects and placed next to chemicals like paint.

4. Defence Ministry refused to take stern action against 10 errant contractors who were awarded contracts worth RM76 million for work delays despite being notified by the Auditor-General’s Office.

The 2010 AG’s Report noted that instead of severely censoring them, the ministry extended their contracts.

5. Prime Minister’s Department overpaid a tupperware supplier by RM5,584 for purchases made for a poverty eradication programme in Terengganu.

6. Six companies, awarded contracts worth RM92.04 million, had only managed to complete 19 out of the 87 clinics as of December 2010.

The ministry is unable to impose the RM3.29 million penalty for the delay because of its failure in issuing a formal notifications.

Due to the delay, the project cost had soared by RM11.27 million and medical facilities worth nearly RM2 million are not utilised till now

7. Soft loan of RM250 million and a 5 000 acre land in Gemas to set up the National Feedlot Centre NFC in 2008 failed to hit its target of breeding 8 000 cattle last year.

Under the 9th Malaysia Plan the centre is expected to produce 60 000 cattle by 2015.

An audit check found production in 2010 was only at 3 289. This project is strongly linked to minister Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil’s family

(see here for more details here)

8. The Defence Ministry Mindef overspent its budget by RM23 63 million between 2008 and 2010

The ministry made improper payments that led to the government dishing out an allowance to soldiers who skipped training while failing to pay those who actually attended.

9. RM142 million RazakSAT satellite that malfunctions barely a year after the launched. The satelite took 1328 unusable mapping images that were inaccurate by up to 37km!!

The operational lifespan of RazakSAT is three years But the RazakSAT satellite failed to function fully on August 30 2010 a year and sixteen days from launch date !

10. Mara training centre paid RM25 500 for 150kg of sugar

In addition to that they also made the following purchase!

-an Elba EO-5086 oven with the actual market price of RM419, purchased at RM1,200,

- a Trio TPM-1000 stand mixer was purchased at RM1,200 when its actual market price is RM698,

-a RM100 foldable bed was bought at RM500,

-a RM799 Cornell CSM-PH988S mixer which was purchased for RM1,560,

-Toji International gas stoves at market price of RM59.90 but bought at RM200 per unit,

>> Hair clippers purchased at RM325 each when its actual price is RM165, and

>> Pensonic blenders bought at RM140 each when its actual price is RM60.

Giatmara's main objective is to conduct technical and non-technical skills programmes to help the poor gain a steady income.

A more comprehensive list is here!

11. Tourism Ministry overpaid nearly RM270 million for advertisements

12. Tourisim Ministry also spend RM1 95 million to buy 1 000 racks — RM1 950 per rack — to hold its tourism pamphlets

13. Only two out of 300 computer laboratories for Sabah schools have been constructed since the government began its RM160 73 million project in April 2008

14. The Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry has yet to pay RM110 67 million it owed to more than 70 000 farmers under a scheme to encourage a higher rice production

15. Malaysian Marine Parks Department (JTLM) spent a whopping RM56,350 for a pair of night vision Marine binoculars, 29 times more than its market value of RM1,940.

16. Marine Parks Department also purchased common items like laptops printers DVD players and LCD televisions for RM192 694 when their total value should not have exceeded RM20 193

See more details of their corruption list in the link here!

17. Universiti Malaysia Pahang's seven-year delay in the completion of Phase 1A of its campus in Pekan resulted in an additional of RM22.31 million borne by the government

The report also criticised the poor workmanship of the contractors and questioned the university's decisions which resulted in the delay and extra costs.

18. 23 specially bred horses bought by the National Sports Council (NSC) for equestrian and endurance contests failed to meet criteria set by the Federation Equestre Internationale.

The 23 horses had cost RM5.66 million when bought in 2008 via direct negotiations that did not obtain the Finance Ministry’s approval,

19. National Sport Council has used a big portion of funds allocated for the development of athletes for other purposes.
Of the RM3.65 allocated, RM2.25 million or 61.6 percent was used for advertising in the electronic and print media to promote the main sports.

20. The Health Ministry was ticked off by the attorney-general in his 2010 report for neglecting to collect RM5 million in rental for a Sabah hospital building and neglecting to account for all its equipment.

The ministry was also criticised for neglecting to keep tabs on the RM48.6 million worth of equipment bought from SMC, with some 468 including beds and sofas missing during the audit.

In addition, RM3.8 million worth of equipment purchased from SMC were found to be out of order.

21. RM165.3 million system, which was completed in March 2008, is yet to be put to use, with passengers still not able to collect their bags at KL Sentral.

22. Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) spent a staggering RM770,000 to supply electricity to a single house under its Rural Electricity Supply Project (BELB),

TNB approved a RM65,193 project to supply electricity to five abandoned houses at a village in Bera, Pahang.

23. The 77km Senai-Desaru Highway in Johor found to be a bumpy and faulty because the roadworks that ‘did not meet specifications’.

24. Three districts in Terengganu were found not to have distributed school uniforms and bags to poor children because of a possible hiccup in 2010.

Further, some of the unused school uniforms and bags had been kept in storerooms and found to have been damaged by termites.

25. Sorry state are the sporting facilities at the Kuantan Gymnasium, Rompin Weightlifting Centre of Excellence and athletes' dormitories in Kuantan.

This is despite spending RM9.14 million for sports development from 2008 to 2010.
The report says seats in the gymnasium were covered with a thick blanket of dust, while the roofs leaked and grime filled the toilets.

26. Tourism Malaysia old scandal still unresolved.

27. Probably the worst and scariest of all is this!!

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) approved loans worth an astounding RM55.1 billion not backed by government guarantees.

However, the Auditor-General’s Report 2010 found only one of the 13 debtors was qualified to obtain a loan without such a guarantee. That particular debtor was extended credit worth RM21.3 billion.

Screwing up our tax money is one thing! But screwing up with our retirement fund is so much worst!!

The urgency to removed BN from power cannot be emphasize more in this area!!

Overall nine federal ministries and departments overspent last year’s overall operational allocation by a total of RM3 73 billion!!!

Lets see if the PAC or MACC will take any action!

Not surprisingly our very own DPM still see nothing too wrong with the AG report!

Let us remember this corruption acts when we go to the ballot boxes!!

MACC Gutless Sissy!!

From Malaysiakini

The inquest into the death of Ahmad Sarbaini Mohamed which concluded yesterday with the ruling that the customs officer had accidentally fallen to his death, bore a stark resemblance to that of DAP political aide Teoh Beng Hock last year.

According to PKR vice-president N Surendran (left), the obvious similarity was in the manner in which the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), in which custody both men died, had behaved.

"It is noteworthy that the MACC behaved in a similar fashion during the investigation and inquiries into the death of (Teoh), who also died during MACC investigations on July 16, 2009.

"In both instances, the MACC participated in open attacks on the reputation of the deceased victims during the various inquiries," he said in a statement.

Surendran added that this went against the basic principle of the common law system "that court proceedings must never be used to unnecessarily defame absent parties."

During both inquests the MACC had produced evidence that both Teoh and Sarbaini were involved in graft "although (neither were) able to answer the charge or defend (themselves)."

"This was disgraceful and unimportant to the inquiry into how he met his death," he said.

Surendran's stand is consistent with that of Ahmad Sarbaini's widow, Maziah Manap,who has accused MACC lawyer Shafee Abdullah of defaming her late husband through media statements.

MACC tried to absolve itself

The PKR veep, who is also a lawyer, noted that throughout the inquest, MACC had not acted in a manner befitting its status as a key public institution.

"MACC's priority should have been to get to the truth of the matter, ensure punishment of those culpable and institute reforms to ensure public confidence and safety.

"Instead, the MACC acted like a private individual, trying to desperately clear their name by whatever means available," he said.

One of those means, he added, was to engage in "Umno-linked lawyer Shafee Abdullah (right) to 'defend' them during the inquest".

He added that the verdict of the inquest was also "unbelievable and inconsistent" as Ahmad Sarbaini had gone to the MACC Cheras office voluntarily on April 6, but is now said to have crawled out of the third floor window to leave.

"There is also no explanation as to how and why 22 hours of crucial CCTV footage was erased, which covered the period during which (Ahmad) Sarbaini died," he said.

As such, PKR is calling for a royal commission of inquiry into the death, with the scope of the RCI to include operating procedures, recruitment and training methods of the MACC and recommendations for urgent reforms.

See what really happen to Ahmad Sarbaini here

Is Tan Sri Tajudding Ramli protected by the BN Govt?!?

When Tajudin Ramli took over MAS, the national airline company had RM600 million in cash reserves. When he left MAS seven years later, the national airline company had a hole of RM8 billion, a gap of about RM9 billion!!!!

Why would the government want to drop its case against him?

Find out here!

Worst still was that Ramli Yusuff, the Director of the Commercial Crimes Investigations Department (CCID) of the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), and lawyer Rosli Dahlan, paid a heavy price for pursuing Tajudin Ramli.

Both ended up being hauled into court against trumped-up charges. While Tajudin remained free and still extremely wealthy, Ramli lost his job and his shot at being the next IGP while Rosli lost his clients.

TODAY....

KUALA LUMPUR Aug 11 — Transparency-International Malaysia TI-M president Datuk Paul Low questioned the Najib administration’s decision to settle all out-of-court suits between government-linked-companies GLCs and Tan Sri Tajuddin Ramli saying today Putrajaya has a duty to protect the public’s interest.

He was responding to The Malaysian Insider’s report earlier today citing de facto law minister Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz’s directive to all GLCs including Danaharta and Malaysian Airlines MAS to drop all claims against Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s poster boy for Bumiputera entrepreneurs as the Ministry of Finance MOF has agreed to settle the payment

“When they say settle something exactly what does it mean Nobody knows how it’s to be settled or how much on what basis and justification Is the government paying on behalf of the GLCs

Is it a bailout Who are parties involved “Who instructed Nazri Was it the Finance Ministry the Cabinet or the prime minister We don’t know ” Low told The Malaysian Insider when contacted

He reminded the ruling Barisan Nasional BN federal government that it was accountable for spending taxpayers’ money He said the government could not simply step into a legal dispute that involved a public-listed company even if it had government ties and added the government must show how the country and the public benefitted from such a decision

“This arrangement does not reflect well on the government In good governance the buck stops at the CEO or the board of directors The government has to answer ” he added

The head of the local anti-graft watchdog urged Putrajaya to come clean on the decision noting that it was a “test of good governance” for the ruling political coalition Opposition lawmakers said the out-of-court settlement demonstrate yet another example of political patronage

Yet again, Tajuddin has been let off scot-free and the public, denied justice. Any court revelations now would not look good for Barisan Nasional, especially as the general election draws near.

With this latest defrauding of the public purse, how much of the taxpayers’ money has gone unaccounted for? This government is neither transparent nor accountable. It does not adhere to its own catch-phrase, “People First, Performance Now”. It doesn’t even match up to its own Key Performance Indicators.

The Najib administration’s move to settle all outstanding claims against Tajuddin appears to be an attempt to wipe the slate clean in a financial saga that goes back decades to the height of Dr Mahathir’s administration

Tajuddin was a high flyer in the 1990s along with individuals such as Tan Sri Halim Saad but the 1997 Asian financial crisis saw most of them crashing to the ground

Although Najib is expected to call a general election within the year it has been reported that BN is short of funds to fight polls nationally after committing its machinery to retain its two-thirds majority in the April 16 Sarawak state election

The ruling coalition was said to have spent over RM500 million in the closer-than-expected race after party intelligence said that victory was only assured in 25 of the 71 state seats.

Read here for a more comprehensive background to this case!

Read more here!

See here for prove that the BN Govt is lying through their teeth!!

Justice done but still undone! TBH!

Why!? After reading certain section of the RCI Report on TBH, I can see that the RCI really shot the MACC really bad! But after everything they said, they still think that TBH committed suicide?!? Makes no sense!

Just to give you an idea, the following is what the RCI said in their report.

1. They said that the MACC officer interrogation was aggressive, relentless, oppressive & unscrupulous.

2. He was involuntarily escorted to the MACC building where his mobile was confiscated and his lawyer was denied access to him.

3. He was then verbally assaulted by a pack of 6 officers!

4. RCI called this an inhumane treatment which TBH and to endure (this torture) for 4hours! Worst still this was only the first of 4 interrogation stages which TBH had to go through!

Note: These are the exact words use in the report!

5. Arman and Ashraf (MACC Officers) instilled fear and doubt in TBH through false statements!!

(Ashraf, RCI call him the abuser. This guy was caught downloading porn during the interrogation)

6. Arman & Ashraf (A&A) were either stupid or in a deplorable act, they intentionally exploited TBH lack of knowledge deliberately with the aimed to confuse TBH.

Arman the bully (according to RCI report)

7. A&A force TBH to disclose the password to his private e-mail account which is a gross violation of a person's right

8.The RCI Report said: "Arman was certainly a bully..." and found Ashraf evidence most unreliable.

9."...threats of physical harm were most probably used by A&A when interrogating him"

10. In the 3rd interrogation, Nadzri (another MACC Officer) deliberately prolonged this process to torture TBH mentally and disorientate him to agree to turn against his boss out of despair.

11. RCI also mention that what Selangor MACC did was not only inefficient wok but also illegal!

And these actions by the MACC officers cause TBH to commit suicide.

12.Contrary to what MACC reported, RCI believe that TBH was not released. He was still under detention by the Selangor MACC.

13. The main MACC officer incharge called Hishammuddin Hisham (HH)... RCI had this to say about him.

"...We found him to be arrogant, given to falsehoods, untruthful and uncompromising in his stand. His falsehood, particularly of his nonactive involvement in the entire operation at the material time, were exposed from the contradictory statements he made before us. But more compelling was the confirmation from 2 of his own officers,..."

14. Read how RCI further describe this HH guy...

a. "We were unable to accept the testimony of HH ..as the truth..."

b. "No reasonable man would be able to accept as true the story of HH.."

c. "No person in their right mind would believe HH...."

d. "...HH was just to stubborn to retreat from his mistake... To overcome his disappointment at the negative results....he must have resorted to a personal and more aggressive interrogation of TBH..."

THIS GUY IS THE...Deputy Director of the Selangor MACC at that time, holding the rank of senior assistant commissioner 1 and with MACC for 19 years!

He is currently the Director of MACC N.Sembilan...

NOTE THE PROMOTION!!!!

RCI also mention that the expert called in (Prof Mullen) said that TBH was firmly in the lowest risk group for suicide when he was taken into MACC custody!

According to the other expert brought in (DrBadi'ah and Dr Hayati), TBH came from an intact family and had a stable job. Having no history of mental illness, impulsivity or substance abuse, TBH would be in the low-risk category for suicide. In fact he was looking forward to his wedding and his fiancee was then pregnant.

RCI also mention that based on family and friends, TBH was hardworking, diligent, responsible, devoted to his family, loved children, and was faithful to his boss.

We (RCI) note that TBH 's relationship with his boss, YB Ean, was a mutually cordial and respectful one.

Based on the RCI report it is clear who killed (directly or indirectly) TBH!!!

We must demand from the government that justice to be serve!!! NEVER FORGET!!! NEVER LET THE GOVERNMENT FORGET!!!

WE MUST DEMAND CLEAR ACTION FROM THE GOVERNMENT!

Let what happen to TBH and Ahmad Sabani never again happen to anyone in Malaysia!

VOTE FOR CHANGE!!

To see the actual report click here

Justice for Ahmad Sarbani

I have not written anything on Ahmad Sarbani yet due to lack of information but Malaysia Today's article has done a good job summarizing up the whole story.

Please read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 here.

They are real eye opener. Especially part 4!

I hope justice is done for this man!

Till then this is another injustice in Malaysia thanks to the BN govt!

If you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything. ~Mark Twain

When truth is divided, errors multiply. ~Eli Siegel, Damned Welcome

The royal commission of inquiry (RCI) into the death of Teoh Beng Hock today found a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officer to have lied to the police about the time he left Plaza Masalam on the day Teoh was found dead two years ago.

The Selangor MACC office was located on the 14th floor of commercial tower Plaza Masalam when Teoh was found dead on the fifth floor service corridor on July 16, 2009.

The discrepancy in time was raised by Bar Council lawyer Cheow Wee when examining Klang MACC assistant enforcement officer Zukefly Aziz, who is the RCI's 55th witness.

Cheow said the Bar Council noted from the CCTV recordings that Zukefly left the office at 6.59am on July 16, 2009, contradicting his earlier statement to the police that he left at 3.15am that day.

He compared the recording with the police statement recently and spotted the discrepancy, Cheow said.

Went home after clocking in

Zulkefly said he did not know about the CCTV recording depicting him leaving the building later.

Cheow: Why did you return to your (Klang) office at 10am on July 16 for only two hours? Then you went home after that. Were you scared?

Zulkefly: Actually, I didn't go back to the office that day.

Following this, some in the public gallery expressed surprised because Zulkefly had testified yesterday he went to his office on July 16, 2009 to report for work.

Cheow: Are you changing your evidence now?

Zulkefly: That's the truth. I returned to my office to punch in for work at 7am, but went straight home. I was at home the whole day and did not punch out. I was too tired and took the opportunity to rest (at home) as the operation was going round-the-clock.

The witness said he did not inform his superiors about his decision to return home.

RCI panel calls officer a 'suspect'

The revelation led into the inquiry turning into an interrogation session, with all five RCI panel members joining Cheow in questioning Zulkefly.

"Now, you have become the suspect in a death case... you are now a suspect. Later, police can open the investigation, I think the police have not finished their investigation," rapped RCI chairperson Justice James Foong.

"Now you know the difference between witness and suspect?"

Zukefly argued that it was an unintentional mistake. He realised the mistake a week after giving the statement (to police), but did not rectify it because he thought it was a trivial matter.

However, Foong was clearly unconvinced and queried, "Was there anything that happened between 3am and 6am? Why did you lie?"

"If the time difference is small, it may be a mistake. If the CCTV did not capture you, we wouldn't know about it."

Zulkefly: I didn't see anything

Another panel member, former Federal Court judge Abdul Kadir Sulaiman, asked: "Are you involved in the case? What have you seen?"

After a short silence, Zulkefly maintained his denial and answered, "I did not see anything, there was nothing that happened".

The 44-year-old officer joined MACC in 1991. On July 15, 2009, he was assigned to collect documents from Meritlink, a company owned by the wife of Kajang councillor Tan Boon Wah, who was one of the witnesses in the investigation.

According to Zukefly, he took Tan to a small room in the Selangor MACC office before going to the Klang MACC office to collect his car. He returned to the Selangor MACC office between 11pm and midnight.

The next witness from the MACC, Mohd Yusmizan Mohd Yusof, said he had sent a text message to console his good friend and fellow officer, Mohd Ashraf Mohd Yusof, for being one of the suspects leading to Teoh's death.

“There was suggestion that Mohd Ashraf had held the belt of someone and put him near the window on the 14th floor. There was a lot of pressure on him, and I sent an short SMS to console him,” he said.