Altantuya's Murder - Explosive Revelations Coming?

[jubilee1919]

If anyone following this case of PM Najib's involvement in the murder of Altantuya, might be interested in the latest revelations made by a named party in private investigator P. Balasubramaniam's statutory declaration.

‘Najib has a lot to answer’

Alyaa Azhar and K Pragalath
| November 30, 2012

PKR and NGOs want the prime minister to clear the air following allegations linking him to the murder of Mongolian interpreter, Altantuya Shaariibuu.

PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak must come out and clarify the recent statement by carpet trader Deepak Jaikishan linking him to the murder of Altantuya Shariibuu, PKR leaders and NGOs said.

At a press conference yesterday, Deepak promised to reveal more details surrounding the murder of Altantuya.

He said he was involved in arranging for a second statutory declaration (SD) for private investigator P Balasubramaniam.

The second SD reversed the earlier SD which had directly linked Najib to the murder of the Mongolian national.

Deepak said: “I got involved in the second SD to protect the interest of Najib. There is no other logical reason, is there?”

PKR vice-president and Subang MP R Sivarasa said that Deepak’s statement clearly showed that the first SD was the truth.

“… Deepak’s decision for arranging the second SD was obviously to reduce the impact of Bala’s revelations.

“If this is true, then the prime minister has a lot of questions to answer with regard to the real murderers of Altantuya,” he said.

He added that the whole country knew that the two policemen who killed her had acted on instruction.

“So who were the ones who ordered the murder? The policemen acted as the gun, but who really pulled the trigger?

“The prime minister, his closest aides and his wife [Rosmah Mansor] should have been called as witnesses during the murder trial, which would have helped the court in determining the truth,” said Sivarasa.

Reopening murder trial

On whether Deepak’s revelation would benefit Pakatan in the coming general election, he said, “This revelation certainly shows whether the prime minister and his party can continue to lead the country. The people are also be aware of the continued cover-ups.”

On what PKR intends to do with the latest revelation, Sivarasa said, “It depends on the press reports; if the reports continue to reveal more things, we will decide then.”

He added that the latest revelation definitely strengthens the call for a re-opening of the murder trial for truth to be established.

However, Batu MP Tian Chua said, “I don’t need Deepak to tell me whether the prime minister is involved or not.”

“I already know the fact of the matter and what I do know is that the prime minister has a lot to explain,” he added.

He said that regardless of whether a person is a supporter of Barisan Nasional or Pakatan, everyone wants an explanation.

He also said that the people know that Najib cannot just sweep everything under the carpet.

Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah said that “we should all wait for the full revelation”.

Meanwhile, Suaram chairman K Arumugam said that Najib should clarify the allegation.

“Najib should either admit or deny. He must clarify the matter or he should lodge a police report against Deepak,” he said.

Bersih steering committee member Maria Chin Abdullah urged Deepak to raise his allegation in the court.

“Whatever Deepak alleged should be said in court if he wants justice. Then Najib can appear in court to clear the air,” she said.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/11/30/najib-has-a-lot-to-answer%E2%80%99/

 

[jubilee1919]

Scorpene: Malaysia Shuts Doors On The Truth

 

[GoldenDragon]

Secert squirrel apprised me that it was Najib's wife who ordered the kill coz deceased was carrying Najib's child. Whole matter was resolved when a trusted Malaysian Chinese businessman in his 60s, a graduate of Nantah, negotiated with father of deceased not to further pursue this matter. Russian citizenship and lots of money and a car was the deal and was taken by father of deceased.

 

[jubilee1919]

Secert squirrel apprised me that it was Najib's wife who ordered the kill coz deceased was carrying Najib's child. Whole matter was resolved when a trusted Malaysian Chinese businessman in his 60s, a graduate of Nantah, negotiated with father of deceased not to further pursue this matter. Russian citizenship and lots of money and a car was the deal and was taken by father of deceased.

Apparently father is still suing for justice, but he is not relevant to the case. He was stupid enough to hand over her all her personal belongings to the Malaysian Ambassador without making duplicates. If he had kept them he would have been Najib's personal friend for life.

 

[wendychan]

Secert squirrel apprised me that it was Najib's wife who ordered the kill coz deceased was carrying Najib's child. Whole matter was resolved when a trusted Malaysian Chinese businessman in his 60s, a graduate of Nantah, negotiated with father of deceased not to further pursue this matter. Russian citizenship and lots of money and a car was the deal and was taken by father of deceased.

what do they say? hell hath no fury......
well there's always karma...

 

[watchman8]

Secert squirrel apprised me that it was Najib's wife who ordered the kill coz deceased was carrying Najib's child. Whole matter was resolved when a trusted Malaysian Chinese businessman in his 60s, a graduate of Nantah, negotiated with father of deceased not to further pursue this matter. Russian citizenship and lots of money and a car was the deal and was taken by father of deceased.

I thought it was highly unusual that old man specially made trip to meet the wife in private meeting. Not long after that, the railway line issue suddenly resolved completely.

 

[GoldenDragon]

Apparently father is still suing for justice, but he is not relevant to the case. He was stupid enough to hand over her all her personal belongings to the Malaysian Ambassador without making duplicates. If he had kept them he would have been Najib's personal friend for life.

Person who brokered the deal is a very friend of Dr M too. Trusted by top UMNO leaders. Used to have a listed company or several in Malaysia.

 

[ray_of_hope]

This is clearly a case of anything goes in Malaysia, where power has no limits.

 

[jubilee1919]

This is getting interesting as the Malaysian GE is coming soon. There are hidden hands behind the sudden revelations by Deepak who was at one time Rosmah's right hand man. PI Bala had said in an interview 3 years ago he was bribe by Deepak to retract his SD and to disappear which he did. So back to the original interview of Bala taken 3 years ago.


And here is Deepak's Expose

Cracks Open in Malaysia's Murder-Sub Scandal

Written by John Berthelsen
Wednesday, 28 November 2012

A key figure says he helped PM’s wife get a witness out of town

A key figure involved in the cover-up of the spectacular 2006 murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu appears to have gone off the reservation, giving interviews to opposition media hinting at the involvement of Rosmah Mansor, the wife of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, in the conspiracy.

Deepak Jaikishan (left), a Kuala Lumpur-based carpet dealer who reportedly was Mansor’s business partner in the past, allegedly promised RM5 million to get out of the country to a private detective who charged that Najib had been Altantuya’s former lover, after the detective filed a sworn declaration describing his knowledge of the affair between the two and giving excruciating details of sexual practices, among other specifics.

The detective, Perumal Balasubramaniam, was terrorized after being dragooned into a Kuala Lumpur police station and told his family was in danger. He immediately decamped for Chennai, India after being promised the money to recant his declaration. He has remained outside of Malaysia, issuing periodic statements giving additional details of the affairs as well as alleged attempts by Najib’s forces to cajole him into coming back and blame Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim for the whole thing.

Altantuya, named in French Police documents as a translator, was murdered in October 2006 by two members of an elite police unit operating under Najib’s jurisdiction. The two were later convicted and sentenced to death for the crime. Abdul Razak Baginda, one of Najib’s closest associates and according to French prosecuting magistrates’ documents the alleged conduit for a €114 million bribe to the United Malays National Organization for the purchase of submarines from the French defense contractor DCN and its subsidiaries, was acquitted of the crime.

Razak Baginda had been Altantuya’s lover, supposedly after Najib had given her up, according to Balasubramaniam’s sworn declaration. Immediately on being cleared without having to put on a defense, Razak Baginda fled to the UK with his wife, where he has remained ever since.

Attempts to reach Jaikishan by Asia Sentinel have been unsuccessful. He first contacted Harakan Daily, the Malay-language newspaper operated by Parti Islam se-Malaysia, the Islamic opposition leg of the three-party Pakatan Rakyat headed by Anwar, and later gave an interview to Malaysiakini, the Kuala Lumpur-based independent online news website, describing additional details. Additional interviews have also been carried by the Malaysia Chronicle, another opposition website.

In the interviews, Jaikishan acknowledged that Najib and Rosmah had asked for his help in dealing with Balasubramaniam. In a translated interview, he told Harakan Daily that “Maybe my mistake was helping in the case of Bala, getting involved in Bala’s case to help the family of the Prime Minister. That was when I became famous. I don’t like it. I’d like to be low profile.”

In the Harakan interview, Jaikishan compared his involvement in Balasubramaniam’s case to rescuing a drowning friend. “So I jumped into the pool to help a friend,” he said. I felt at that time, I was the only one (they) sought for help.” He quickly responded: “Najib’s family” when asked whom he meant by ‘theirs.’

Jaikisan’s motives are unclear, sources in Kuala Lumpur told Asia Sentinel. One of the articles made a veiled reference to a belief that he hadn’t been given proper thanks for his efforts. One well-wired businessman in Kuala Lumpur said Jaikishan was known to have become close to Muhyiddin Yassin, the Deputy Prime Minister and a putative rival for the premiership should Najib stumble.

“It’s an UMNO play”, the source said. “Deepak claims he is now very close to Muhyiddin. The timing of his solicited interviews – he called the news portals and offered himself – on the eve of the UMNO assembly suggests he wanted to embarrass Najib and Rosmah.”

Another lawyer close to the Mahathir wing of UMNO said that was nonsense, and that there was no trouble between the two. He pointed to the fact that the interviews had all been given to anti-government media as an indication that he was acting for Anwar’s coalition.

In any case, the repeated interviews, including one in which Jaikishan accused the head of the women’ wing of the party of having been involved in a massive land scam that benefited Najib and his family, are significantly damaging to the Prime Minister, who has been fighting rumors of involvement in the Altantuya affair for the entire six years since the 28-year-old woman was murdered and her body was blown up with C4 military explosives.

Yesterday in Singapore, Apoline Cagnat, a lawyer with the French human rights law firm headed by William Bourdon, said Najib and Abdul Razak Baginda are “priority witnesses” in the investigation into bribes and kickbacks totaling about €150 million in the sale of Scorpene submarines to the Malaysian Ministry of Defense — the initial €114 million routed through Razak Baginda’s wholly-owned company Perimekar Sdn. Bhd and a second €39 million routed through a Hong Kong-based paper company called Terasasi HK Ltd. which had no known business affairs and which was wholly owned by Razak Baginda and his father .

It is highly unlikely, however, that the French authorities probing the scandal would be able to persuade the head of a sovereign state, especially one who is suspected of helping to facilitate the transfer of kickbacks to UMNO to testify. It is also difficult to imagine what they would be willing to add to the dialogue about the case if indeed they were called to testify.

However, both the French investigation and the Jaikishan comments spell continuing trouble for Najib on the domestic political front, and within his political party. The ruling national coalition has been seeking the appropriate time to hold national elections for more than a year but has continued to put them off for a variety of reasons including a long string of scandals over cost overruns on a big port modernization at Port Klang, west of Kuala Lumpur, as well as the so-called Cattlegate scandal in which the family of the minister for women’s affairs allegedly looted a cattle-slaughtering scheme of tens of millions of ringgit for their personal use.

http://www.asiasentinel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5006&Itemid=178

 

[po2wq]

erections cumming! ...

 

[wendychan]

so the whistle blower going to get sued to keep him quiet?

 

[watchman8]

so the whistle blower going to get sued to keep him quiet?

Election coming. All the worms coming out to extract maximum damage. If UMNO loses majority, then maybe the shit will hit the fan.

 

[wendychan]

surely the worms MUST BE PUNISHED?? by those who have the means and power????

 

[GoldenDragon]

so the whistle blower going to get sued to keep him quiet?

Sometimes better not to sue. Finishing one off is another option. Don't rule that out. Stakes are high for those involved.

 

[watchman8]

surely the worms MUST BE PUNISHED?? by those who have the means and power????

When the ruling party is close to losing majority, allies will start to hedge their future by helping the opposition. Government servants, police, military and judges will suddenly become impartial.

I'm waiting for sinkieland to reach this stage.

 

[jubilee1919]

Sometimes better not to sue. Finishing one off is another option. Don't rule that out. Stakes are high for those involved.

Have you read about the the ex-aide of Musa Harun(former IGP) accusing the ex-IGP of wrong-doings in a statutory declaration? In it he said Musa was colluding with Johor underworld kingpin Goh Cheng Poh aka Tengku Goh.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/12/03/ex-aide-damns-ex-igp-in-sd/

 

[wendychan]

Sometimes better not to sue. Finishing one off is another option. Don't rule that out. Stakes are high for those involved.

yes, i am personally well aware of situations like that
but its all getting rather interesting.... for want of a better word

 

[GoldenDragon]

Have you read about the the ex-aide of Musa Harun(former IGP) accusing the ex-IGP of wrong-doings in a statutory declaration? In it he said Musa was colluding with Johor underworld kingpin Goh Cheng Poh aka Tengku Goh.

Not aware of this until your post. Thanks. Nothing shocking. Everything is possible in Malaysia coz Malaysia boleh! From what I know, as an underworld boss involved in criminal activities, you cannot survive without backing from some cheng hu nang. A big time soccer bookie who now base himself outside Malaysia dare not return home coz many big shots waiting to 'tax' him. Black eat black very common up north.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

I thought it was highly unusual that old man specially made trip to meet the wife in private meeting. Not long after that, the railway line issue suddenly resolved completely.

We have evidence of najib secret rendezvous with Mongolian girl in sinkieland

 

[GoldenDragon]

We have evidence of najib secret rendezvous with Mongolian girl in sinkieland

Hopefully an intel agency here has this evidence. Easier to twist Najib's hand when need to.