Justice For ALTANTUYA

[Vinnie]

16 March 2013

He ordered Cecil develop without knowledge SD2 late Bala ...

Attorney Americk Singh Sidhu (right), claimed, lawyer Cecil Abraham told him that he provides a second statutory declaration (SD) to a former private investigator P Balasubramaniam on the orders of the prime minister.

Americk, a former lawyer for the late Balasubramaniam, better known as PI Bala said to disclose this during the annual general meeting of the Malaysian Bar in Kuala Lumpur today.

Lawyer Sivarasa Rasiah order to report the incident through tweets at the AGM, which is berlangung when this report was written.

AGM debate on a motion to set up an independent committee to investigate who was the second draft.

"Cecil meet me and admitted that he draft a second without instructions Bala. Instead direction came from Najib," he said in a closed meeting.

Some lawyers when met outside the AGM told Malaysiakini that they can support Americk statement, saying that certify that Americk Abraham met two weeks ago.

Currently, the AGM is still debating the motion, one of the six proposals presented to the AGM.

Abraham, however, declined to comment on the matter when asked by Malaysiakini in January.

Najib must respond

In response, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo urged Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib, who was deputy prime minister in two removed the SD, to answer allegations Americk.

He also slammed the Bar because their actions are so moist.

"Council also need to tell us why there is a delay in the investigation of this complaint.

The accusation that the second SD Bala, made ​​to withdraw the first SD where it involves Najib in the murder of Mongolian interpreter, Altantuya Shaariibuu, on the orders of his superiors.

A group of lawyers has proposed a motion at the AGM today to call on the Council to investigate the lawyers involved in the preparation of the second SD.

Americk when met after the AGM, said he was not sleeping overnight figure this out and admitted violation of his promise in revealing that respect at the meeting.

However, he said he wanted to continue to seek justice and Balasubramaniam was not for himself but also for the dead Mongolian woman (Altantuya Shaariibuu) where the private investigator had met briefly.

About two weeks ago, Americk Cecil met at a restaurant near his office. The meeting was arranged by another lawyer.

"Cecil confessed to me that he is the second draft, and he was doing this on the orders Najib. Cecil apologized to me and I accept his apology," he said.

Americk also said he informed the AGM that he was not interested in submitting a complaint to the Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board because this is not her agenda.

He also pointed out that over the years they have said that Corporal Sirul (Azhar Umar) and Chief Inspector Azilah Hadri was acting on the orders of a particular person.

Americk said that Sirul and Azilah was acting under the instructions for "ti dak no reason at all for them to kill someone they do not know."

"If you look at the 112 statement prudent by Sirul he openly said they were offered RM50, 000 to RM100, 000 to eliminate the Mongolian woman.

"The question here is who is directing? Why chain of command was not raised in the court? They are Musa Safri (former assistant Najib), their superior officer, but he (Musa Safri) never introduced as a witness.

"That is the agenda today, bring this to the public. It is not a proof of the 'khabar2 wind' as naklumkan to me by Cecil and he did not deny it.

"I have no agenda against Cecil apa2 and I will not pursue the matter. I have achieved what I had capaikan it is to know who the mastermind behind the second draft," he said.

Americk said he has broken his promise and had exposed the AGM, and he is not proud of what he has done.

"I told the Army before he died that Cecil has admitted and Bala was quite happy about it.

"I told him let time tell. Bala agree with me and I need to continue this effort to Balasubramaniam," he added.

Asked about what options are available to Council this point, he said that their investigation is continuing and there are other witnesses, such as Deepak Jaikishian, who had filed the suit.

Americk said Deepak pioneered suit details the second part of the events leading to the second statutory declaration (SD)., Malaysiakini

 

[Vinnie]

This is the man we are looking for ...

He instructed Cecil on SD2, Bar AGM Told ...

Senior lawyer Cecil Abraham has allegedly Admitted acting on Najib Abdul Razak's Instructions to Prepare the late private Investigator P Balasubramaniam's controversial second statutory declaration (SD).

Bala's lawyer Americk Sidhu Revealed this Sulawesi the Malaysian Bar annual general meeting (AGM) today in Kuala Lumpur.

The AGM was Debating a motion on setting up an independent committee to investigate who drafted the second SD limit.

"Cecil met me and Admitted to drafting the second SD without Bala's Instructions. The Instructions Came from Najib," he said limits at the closed-door meeting.

The Revelation has set cyberspace Abuzz, with missing lawyers tweeting and reporting the matter That Americk (right) received a standing limit lodge for his disclosure.

Wanita lawyers When met outside the AGM venue for hire Told Malaysiakini cans corroborate Americk's claim, saying the Latter Abraham met two weeks ago.

At press time, the AGM was still Debating the motion, one of six Motions tabled for the AGM.

Abraham however refused to comment on the matter When asked by Malaysiakini in January.

'He must respond'

In an immediate response, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo Called on Prime Minister Najib, who was deputy prime minister at the time the two SDS were Issued, to answer to Americk's allegation.

He also slammed the Bar Council for its sluggish actions.

"The Bar Council Should also rates tell us why there has Been a delay in the probe into this complaint.

"The Bar Council is obviously unusually slow in its probe of this matter," said Gobind in a statement today.

It has Been That alleged Bala's second SD, made ​​to retract his first SD That implicated Najib in the case of the murdered Mongolian interpreter Altantuya Shaariibuu, was on the order of the Higher-ups.

A group of lawyers a proposed limit motion at the AGM today to call on the Bar to probe the lawyer Involved in the preparation of the second SD.

In a dramatic turn of events, Bala Passed away yesterday, reportedly from a heart attack.

Lawyers at the AGM today also rates Donation made ​​to Bala's family and the total of RM18, 500 in Collections was Passed to Americk to be given to Bala's widow.

Sleepless night, broken PROMISE

When met afterwards Americk the AGM said he spent a sleepless night limit yesterday and Admitted to breaking a PROMISE in revealing what he limits at the meeting.

However, he said he wanted to carry on with Balasubramaniam's quest for justice and this is not for himself but for the dead Mongolian woman (Altantuya Shaariibuu) who met the private Investigator Briefly limit.

"I informed the AGM thereafter much torment of a sleepless night".

Approximately two weeks ago he had a meeting with Cecil at a restaurant near his office. It was a mutual meeting, arranged by another lawyer.

"Cecil Admitted to me That he was the one who drafted the second SD And that he was under Najib's Instructions to do so. Cecil apologised to me for it and I accepted his apology," he said.

Americk also rates the AGM Told he said he was not interested in lodging a complaint with the Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board as this was not his agenda.

He pointed out the limits for hire That Been saying all along That Corporal Sirul (Azhar Umar) and Chief Inspector Azilah Hadri were acting under orders.

That said Americk Sirul and Azilah were acting under orders as there was "no Reason at all for prototypes to murder for hire TechPowerUp never Knew."

"If you look at Sirul's 112 cautioned he categorically limit Statements That said they were OFFERED RM50, 000 to RM100, 000 to get reed of this woman.

"The question here is who ordered it. Why the chain of command was not brought up in court. We have Musa Safri (Najib's former Aide de camp), their superior officer, but he was never introduced as a Witness.

"That is the agenda today, Bring this up to everybody. It is not hearsay evidence as I was Told this by Cecil and he can not deny it.

"I have no agenda against Cecil. I will not Pursue this matter. I have achieved what I had to Achieve That is to find out who was behind the second elementary school," he said.

Not canary to not have broken his PROMISE

Americk said he limits his broken PROMISE and Admitted at the AGM That he was not revealing it canaries of the situation and limits balanced with what Balasubramaniam was fighting for.

In Balasubramaniam's memory, he said That he had to do this (to reveal what transpired limit) so it was necessary for him to press on with his quest.

"I Told Bala BEFORE he died That Cecil (left) limit confessed to it and he was quite happy about it.

"I Told him to let nature takes its course. He agreed with me and I have to Continue with this for Balasubramaniam," he added.

Asked on the options available to the Bar, he said That Their Investigations were on-going and there were other Witnesses, The annual Jaikishian Deepak carpet trader, who filed a suit limits.

Americk said Deepak's second suit details the circumstances of events leading to the second statutory declaration. - Malaysiakini

 

[Vinnie]

Dead detective had vowed to reveal truth on model murder

Date March 18, 2013

Lindsay Murdoch
South-East Asia correspondent for Fairfax Media

Controversial claims: Perumal Balasubramaniam.

A former private detective at the centre of allegations swirling around the murder of a glamorous Mongolian socialite in Malaysia has died in Kuala Lumpur of a suspected heart attack.

Perumal Balasubramaniam, who is known as PI Bala, had returned to Malaysia early this year from self-imposed exile in India to campaign against the Barisan Nasional coalition led by prime minister Najib Razak that faces an election by mid-year.

Mr Bala, 53, had controversially claimed the 28 year-old socialite Altantuya Shaariibuu was sexually linked with Mr Najib before she was murdered in a patch of jungle in the Kuala Lumpur suburbs in 2006. Mr Najib strenuously denies the claim, saying he has sworn on the Koran he never met Ms Shaariibuu.

Murdered: Altantuya Shaariibuu.

Malaysia's opposition had planned for Mr Bala to play a major role during what is expected to be the tightest election campaign in Malaysia's history.

Investigations into the murder of Ms Shaariibuu raised allegations of high-level bribery, blackmail, betrayal and cover-up around Malaysia's $US2 billion purchase of two French-Spanish built Scorpene submarines in 2002 while Mr Najib was defence minister.

The government and Mr Najib deny any wrongdoing in the purchases.

Ms Shaariibuu worked as a translator in the latter stages of the deal negotiations.

Mr Bala made the claim about Mr Najib in a statutory declaration in July 2006 but recanted it the next day. Later he claimed he changed the statement because of threats to his family and that he was offered money to leave the country.

Two of Mr Najib's bodyguards were convicted in 2009 of the murder of Ms Shaariibuu, who had been dragged from a car, knocked unconscious and shot twice in the head as she begged for her life and apparently that of her unborn child.

The killers then wrapped her body in C4 explosives and blew her up.

The bodyguards are appealing the convictions.

Mr Bala told journalists when he returned to Malaysia in January he wanted to expose the truth about his involvement and knowledge of the case.

He attended a rally by the opposition People's Alliance last month but soon after was diagnosed with heart problems.

The claims by Mr Bala and others relating to the events of 2006 by well connected Kuala Lumpur businessman Deepak Jaikishan have not been reported in Malaysia's government-controlled mainstream media but have been hot issues on opposition and independent websites.

Meanwhile, officials of the Barisan Nasional held a marathon meeting at the weekend to prepare for the elections which Mr Najib is expected to call within weeks.

Malaysia's charismatic opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has said he is confident of ousting the Barisan Nasional, which has ruled continuously since Malaysia gained its independence from Britain more than half a century ago. But most analysts predict the ruling parties will probably be returned with a reduced number of seats.

 

[Vinnie]

Rosmah denies Altantuya links in biography launched by Dr M
MARCH 19, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 – Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has denied any involvement in the 2006 murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu, in her biography launched by former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad today.

In the 180-page biography, the prime minister’s wife (picture) said she was attending a breaking of fast session with the Islamic Orphans Welfare Association in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 19, 2006, the day Altantuya was killed.

“I was at the Tabung Haji building from evening till midnight.

“There were many eyewitnesses there,” she says on page 140 of the biography which is on sale for RM150.

“I will run even if a lizard falls in front of me. I am also afraid of the dark. What more me climbing a hill at the place of murder?” Rosmah said in the book.

She disclosed that she was “questioned” for six hours in Bukit Aman as a result of the “slander” against her.

The biography revealed Rosmah’s journey from her youth to her current position as Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s wife.

The book was scheduled to be released in January but suffered printing delays. It was authored by Siti Rohayah Attan and Noraini Abdul Razak and publisher Yayasan Amanah Perdana said sales have reached RM500,000 to date.

When launching the biography, Dr Mahathir suggested that the biography be distributed to schools as a guide for future generations “100 or 200 years from now”.

“This is to make sure that our children are able to read from the other side as well,” he said.

“I always say that our leaders should write more about their experiences and observations. This is a good book that will serve as guidance for the next generation 100 or 200 years from now,” he added.

 

[winnipegjets]

You know that Rosmah is involved given her response.

 

[Tuayapeh]

may all the evil bastards who were complicit n this cruel murder be meted ou their just desserts by the full forces o karma.......

 

[GoldenDragon]

You know that Rosmah is involved given her response.

She tak boleh tahan her lau kong fathered a child. Screw around can close an eye but fathering a child, NO, NO NO.

 

[GoldenDragon]

Rosmah denies Altantuya links in biography launched by Dr M
MARCH 19, 2013

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Look at those eyes of hers. Killer's eyes I must add. Her comments on her fear of lizards is not consistent with her devilish eyes. No lizards would dare go near her. So, how to fall near her? Only a Mongolian lizard would approach her for revenge.

 

[Vinnie]

Future dim for PI Bala’s family
Anisah Shukry | March 20, 2013

With Balasubramaniam’s death, his wife and three children are now in dire financial state.

KUALA LUMPUR: The nation reeled in shock last week as private investigator P Balasubramaniam abruptly passed away, just days before declaring he would continue to seek justice for the murdered Altantuya Shaariibuu.

But as the shock wears off and Malaysians move on, his family is left picking up the pieces of a shattered life – a life already strained five years ago, when Balasubramaniam’s declarations regarding the prime minister forced his family to flee the country.

Now, with Balasubramaniam dead, his wife, A Santamil Selvi, and three teenaged children are stranded in Malaysia with diminishing funds and a rapidly dimming future. Funeral expenses, education fees and mortgages are weighing heavily on the widow’s mind, who is currently homebound in accordance with Hindu tradition.

“I visited Bala’s wife last night to talk about how her family was coping – she showed me her IOUs, how she is well in debt. She has even resorted to pawning the items she owns,” Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gow Burne told reporters today. “Unfortunately, despite Bala’s sacrifice for the country, his family is now in serious trouble.”

In a bid to keep the bereaved family afloat, Loh is now initiating a fund-raising campaign and is appealing to the public to donate any money they can spare for the widowed Santamil Selvi and her fatherless children.

“The priority is for Bala’s children to be given the opportunity to finish their education, and to ensure that someone who sacrificed all he had for the nation, would not have his family left in poverty,” said Loh.

Balasubramaniam’s lawyer, Americk Singh Sidhu, said the funds would immediately be used to help Santamil Selvi and her children return to India, where they had been residing for the past five years.

“His children must go back to India as they have been schooling there for five years. It would be too difficult for them to adapt to the school system here, especially after all the trauma they recently went through,” said Americk.

“The funds will also go towards basic requirements such as food, clothes, mortgage, education… Monthly expenditure can easily reach up to RM15,000,” he added.
Urgent monetary woes

The lawyer dismissed rumours that Bala had received RM5 million for retracting his claims that Najib Tun Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor were linked to Altantuya’s murder.

“If Bala had never revealed the truth, then maybe he would have got the RM5 million. But he stuck to his stance that the first statutory declaration was the truth, and the funding stopped,” said Americk.

Americk also clarified that the RM750,000 businessman Deepak Jaikishan had given the family in 2008 had already run out as the family had no other source of income.

“Bala and his wife have not been working for five years. Because they are Malaysian citizens, they were not able to gain employment in India.” Americk said the donations would be used to solve the family’s urgent monetary woes. He said he and Loh would also seek a long-term solution to Santamil Selvi and her children’s finances.

“In the meantime, Goh Burne and I shall also update the public on the family’s situation, and how much money we were able to collect,” he said. When asked what compelled him to start the campaign, Loh said that he had worked closely with Balasubramaniam for the past four years and sympathised with his predicament.

“We were involved with Bala since 2009; we helped him collect evidence for his case, so we understand the situation he was in, being on the run for so long.

“We really sympathise with him and we feel there’s a huge injustice done to him due to his steadfast refusal to bow down to authorities. Society should be rewarding him and his family and I hope what he has done will encourage other people to do the right thing.”

Those interested in donating to Balasubramaniam’s family may bank in their money to Santamil Selvi’s Public Bank account at: 4866 0747 04 or contact either Americk or Loh.

 

[IamTiong]

One by one, all will be murdered!

 

[Vinnie]

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Ex-CID chief: People want to know who killed Altantuya

Mat Zain says people want to know who instructed her murder just as much as they want to know who is behind the Sabah armed incursion.

PETALING JAYA: The government should probe into the drafting of former private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s second statutory declaration (SD II) regardless of whether there is new evidence or not, said former KL criminal investigation department (CID) chief Mat Zain Ibrahim.

He said this was because the police are entitled to conduct fresh investigation as long as there was a new report lodged on the case and the people’s demand to know the real perpetrators behind the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.

In an open letter to Inspector-General of Police Ismail Omar today, Mat Zain said all efforts to investigate the armed incursion in Lahad Datu, Sabah will do no good to Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak unless he was cleared from involvement in Altantuya’s murder.

“Despite Najib being set to announce a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) to investigate the matter pertaining to Sabah’s Project IC and armed invasion to Lahad Datu, it will not give any meaning if Najib himself is not cleared of allegations that he was involved in the Altantuya murder or other criminal misconducts.

“So much as the government wants to know who is the mastermind of the Lahad Datu incident, the people also want to know who is behind the murder of Altantuya, especially the one who instructed the bombing of the unfortunate woman, who was believed to be pregnant,” he said.

Mat Zain was responding to Ismail’s statement yesterday that police will only re-open investigation on allegations that Balasubramaniam was coerced into making the false SD II if there were fresh evidence.

“If there are people who come forward with fresh evidence, we will investigate. But if it is old story said in a different way, then we will not entertain,” the police chief was quoted of saying.
Mat Zain pointed out that the statement was inconsistent with former police chief Hanif Omar who during his reign had re-initiated a probe into the 1948 Batang Kali massacre despite receiving only one police report from the victims’ families.

He said Hanif has done that in 1993 although the British government had concluded investigations and made decisions on the matter.

“The report only contained vague information of the case, but Bukit Aman (police headquarters) decided to form a special committee to investigate and give fair hearings to the families involved.
“There is no time-bar in making reports or providing information to a crime,” he said.

Justice for the two policemen

He said re-opening of the case would also serve justice to the two convicted policemen Azilah Hadzri and Sirul Azhar who were sentenced to death penalty for murdering Altantuya and currently awaiting an appeal.

“Abdul Razak Baginda, a close associate of Najib, who was accused of abetting the murder, was acquitted without being called to defend himself, in a state full of controversies.

“People are also aware that many important details related to the murder have been intentionally left out from the murder trial,” he said, in reference to the case that was concluded in August 2008.

“If in the case of Batang Kali massacre, we can re-open investigations after 45 years to give justice to the victim’s families, why can’t we do the same on Balasubramaniam’s SD II and give fair hearing to our police force members?” he asked.

Controversies surrounding Balasubramaniam’s SD II resurfaced following his return to Malaysia last month and his repeated declaration that the first statutory declaration implicating Najib to the murder of Altantuya was the true one.

A day after Balasubramaniam death last week, his lawyer Americk Sidhu claimed that that senior lawyer Cecil Abraham had drafted the SD II on Najib’s instructions.

Leven Woon

 

[Vinnie]

‘Enough proof to reopen Altantuya case’

Anisah Shukry | March 30, 2013

Recent revelations by businessman Deepak Jaikishan, lawyer Americk Singh Sidhu, and private investigator P Balasubramniam constitute as 'new evidence', says the Bar Council.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Bar Council today established there was sufficient new evidence for the attorney-general to reopen investigations in the 2006 murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.

“The revelations by Deepak Jaikishan, the late P Balasubramaniam, and Americk Singh Sidhu raised sufficient concern to warrant further investigations by the authorities,” Bar Council president Christopher Leong said in a statement today.

“Such further investigations may or may not lead to anything new, but we would only know if additional investigations are in fact undertaken,” he added.

Leong was responding to the Attorney-General’s Chambers statement on Wednesday that it would consider reopening investigations into Altantuya’s gruesome murder only if there was new evidence.

Attorney-General G Abdul Gani Patail said this after the Bar Council urged him to reopen the murder case following revelations from the late Balasubramaniam’s lawyer, Americk, at the council’s annual general meeting.

Americk had claimed that senior lawyer Cecil Abraham was responsible for drafting the private investigator’s second statutory declaration (SD) in 2008. The second SD had reversed all claims made in Balasubramaniam’s first SD, which had implicated Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak in Altantuya’s murder.

“Thus, the issue presently is not whether the AG has the discretion [to reopen investigations], but whether there is sufficient cause for him to do so,” Leong said.

Leong pointed out that businessman Deepak’s reaffirmation to the media that Balasubramaniam’s second SD was written to recant the first SD, as well as his role in the matter, was already considered as new evidence.

Deepak had claimed late last year that Rosmah Mansor, the wife of the prime minister, had requested him to persuade Balasubramaniam to write the second SD. While Rosmah had not refuted Deepak’s allegation, she wrote in her biography that she played no direct role in Altantuya’s murder.

Question of motive

“Taken at face value, such revelations may speak to the possible motive for the events that led to the demise of Altantuya Shaariibuu,” said Leong.

He stressed that the question of motive had been unsatisfactorily dealt with when two police officers were found guilty by the High Court of murdering Altantuya. The third accused Abdul Razak Baginda, a close associate of Najib, had been acquitted.

“The High Court stated: ‘Whatever his motive was, it is a matter of law that the ‘motive’ although relevant has never been the essential to constitute murder’,” quoted Leong.

But Leong pointed out that motive might be important in cases where there was doubt as to whether a person had the intention to commit a crime, or where there were questions as to whether there might be more people connected with or involved in the crime, and the nature or extent of such connection or involvement.

 

[kongsimi]

hey buddhists?

where and when is ruthless razak najib and wife karma?

can you nah moh oni tofu pray faster?

or you are only interested in money more money more?

 

[KoalaJack]

the dead detective family sure spend a lot of $$$. RM15000 a month is bloody too much to spend