By : RAJA PETRA KAMARUDIN
ONE interesting document in
that file is regarding the RM15,000 a month that Vincent Tan was paying Azmin
Ali. Other than shares, houses and cars totalling about RM1.5 million, almost
RM10 million in cash and cheques flowed through Azmin’s and Shamsidar Taharin’s
(Azmin’s wife’s) bank accounts.
All these transactions were
confirmed and certified by the banks concerned. The gist of this whole story is
about how the ACA had gathered enough evidence to arrest and prosecute Azmin
Ali for corruption involving millions of Ringgit but the then Deputy Prime
Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, told them to NFA (no further action) the case and bury
the file.
Last month, a retired
Anti-Corruption Commission or MACC officer met up with me in London to hand
over a thick file of hundreds of documents. This was one very disillusioned
anti-corruption officer who wanted the world to know that some of the MACC
officers are as corrupted as the people they are supposed to investigate. He
made it sound as if it was like putting the fox in charge of the chicken run.
I suppose that makes sense
when you consider that people under interrogation have been known to fall out
of the window of the MACC office. The old adage of ‘dead men tell no tales’ is
very true and it does not cost that much to ensure that witnesses fall out of
windows so that the case would go no further, like this particular case we are
going to talk about.
Anyway, in that file I was
given are police reports, investigation reports, recorded and signed
statements, minutes, statements of accounts, bank statements, copies of
cheques, vouchers, contract notes, and so on. Basically, it was an entire file
going back 17 years when the MACC was still known as the ACA (Anti-Corruption
Agency).
The gist of this whole story
is about how the ACA had gathered enough evidence to arrest and prosecute Azmin
Ali for corruption involving millions of Ringgit but the then Deputy Prime
Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, told them to NFA (no further action) the case and bury
the file.
The file remained buried all
this while until my ex-MACC Deep Throat was able to exhume it and run me a copy
of the entire file. I must say that the contents of the file, which took quite
a while to read and digest, is not only most interesting but is extremely
damaging to both Azmin and Anwar.
One interesting document in
that file is regarding the RM15,000 a month that Vincent Tan was paying Azmin
Ali. It seems Vincent Tan not only financed the fall of Perak but is also
financing the ‘other side’ as well. And, according to my ex-MACC Deep Throat,
this is still going on. I suppose that is what most Chinese tycoons would do:
hedge your bets by placing your money on all the horses in the race.
Other than shares, houses
and cars totalling about RM1.5 million, almost RM10 million in cash and cheques
flowed through Azmin’s and Shamsidar Taharin’s (Azmin’s wife’s) bank accounts.
All these transactions were confirmed and certified by the banks concerned, as
the attached reports show (see below).
I am publishing just a few
documents from the hundreds to show you what happened. These documents are
marked ‘SULIT’ and, therefore, come under the Official Secrets Act. So be
careful what you do with them. Better not print them out and have them on your
person or else you can end up in jail.
Anyway, I will let the
documents tell the rest of the story. I have summarised in English what the
ex-MACC officer told me to make it easier for you to follow the case. His
original ‘cheong hei’ statement in Bahasa Malaysia is below that, followed by
the documents.
Vincent Tan is paying Azmin Ali RM15,000 a month? How true is this allegation? The SPRM should start a probe on this case.
ReplyDeleteSPRM patut siasat Azmin
Deletehairan bayaran tu dibuat untuk apa?
DeleteSPRM harus menyiasat sekiranya ada yang meragukan.
DeleteThe banks concerned have already certified the transactions and the authorities have enough evidence to arrest and prosecute Azmin. I think Azmin should explain about this allegation.
ReplyDeleteTiba2 pula isu rasuah. isu video tu sudah selesai?
ReplyDeleteBetulkah apa yang RPK katakan ini?? Nampaknya Azmin perlu disiasat.
ReplyDeleteBa..We Love PKR kan tu...apa2 pun tutup mata dan telinga saja.
ReplyDeletePemimpin2 Pakatan kononnya bersungguh2 menentang rasuah dan menuduh pemimpin2 BN rasuah.. bagaimana pula rekod pemimpin2 mereka sendiri?? patut la Anwar beriya2 mahu jadi PM.. rupanya dia mahu kebas semua duit rakyat..
ReplyDeleteinilah wajah sebenar pemimpin2 Pakatan.. patut la boleh timbul isu skandal pasir, penyelewengan tender rm600 juta dan sebagainya..
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