NINE QUESTIONS FOR SARAWAK REPORT: BREAKING / MALAYSIANS LINKED TO JUSTO TO BE FURTHER QUESTIONED BY POLICE, SAYS IGP

August 18, 2015

BREAKING / MALAYSIANS LINKED TO JUSTO TO BE FURTHER QUESTIONED BY POLICE, SAYS IGP

MALAYSIANS LINKED TO JUSTO TO BE FURTHER QUESTIONED BY POLICE, SAYS IGP
REPORTED BY THE RAKYAT POST

KUALA LUMPUR, August 18, 2015 –

Malaysians associated with imprisoned Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo can expect a further barrage of questions by police over the alleged conspiracy to discredit Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and his administration.

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[RELATED: FOCUS / CLARE REWCASTLE BROWN'S IGNORANCE OF HER OWN COUNTRY'S LEGAL CODES – "1A– Conspiracy to commit offences outside the United Kingdom." - UK CRIMINAL LAW ACT 1977, August 11, 2015]

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The move to call these individuals for further interviews has already been put in motion.

With 49-year-old Justo serving his three-year prison term in Bangkok, police here are liaising with the Attorney-General’s Chambers to gain access to Justo to interview him.

The A-G’s Chambers is expected to seek cooperation of the Attorney-General’s office in Bangkok to facilitate this move.

Those expected to be called in for further interviews include former banker-turned-media baron Datuk Tong Kooi Ong.

Affirming that interviews had been previously conducted with the Edge Media Group owner and his chief executive Ho Kay Tat, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said several more would be called in.

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[RELATED: CURRENT / THE JUSTO CONFESSION ON THE STRAITS TIMES OF SINGAPORE - "I can say that I gave those documents to two groups of people, [one was Ms Rewcastle-Brown and "her IT guy" and the other was the Malaysian businessman and his colleague.] [Those {I} met had talked about using the documents] to try to bring down the Malaysian government." - Xavier Andre Justo - The Straits Times, July 24, 2015]

[RELATED: FOCUS / CLARE'S CONTRADICTIONS–THE FORKING OF THE TONGUE –"I believe in balance and objectivity. But if you can't have that, I believe you have to be honest about it. Yes, we are associated with the opposition." - Clare Rewcastle Brown - Foreign Policy, March 13, 2013]

[RELATED: FOCUS / CLARE'S CONTRADICTIONS – THE FORKING OF THE TONGUE – "Although we asked [DAP's Chong and Yong] several times to define their political goals, we left the meeting with the impression that the DAP has no legislative plans or detailed political priorities - other than maintenance of their seats in the next state election." - US Embassy Source–WikiLeaks, October 2, 2006]

[RELATED: CURRENT / JUSTO AND THE EDGE MEDIA GROUP – "Yes, we misled [Justo]. But that was the only way to get hold of the evidence to expose how a small group of Malaysians and foreigners cheated the people of Malaysia of US$1.83 billion (S$2.5 billion). All the more so when we know he will be upset with us because we will eventually not pay him what he wants." - Datuk Tong Kooi Ong and Ho Kay Tat - The Straits Times, July 24, 2015]

[RELATED: FOCUS / CLARE REWCASTLE BROWN'S IGNORANCE OF HER OWN COUNTRY'S LEGAL CODES -"11– Obtaining services dishonestly. (2) A person obtains services in breach of this subsection if– (a) they are made available on the basis that the payment has been, is being, or will be made for or in respect of them, (b) he obtains them without any payment having been made for or in respect of them or without payment having been made in full, and (c) when he obtains them, he knows– (i) that they are being made available on the basis described in paragraph (a), or (ii) that they might be, but intends that payment will not be made, or will not be made in full." - UK FRAUD ACT 2006, August 16, 2015]

[RELATED: CURRENT / #ICYMI: CLARE ADMITS TO CONSPIRACY RING, DEFRAUDING JUSTO – "But when it emerged they were not paying Justo, I had to deal with a lot of upset from him (Justo). I did not want to have anything to do with it but offered to try and mediate. It did not come to anything." - Clare Rewcastle Brown - Malaysia Chronicle, July 25, 2015]

[RELATED: BREAKING / BUSINESSMAN AT CENTER OF MAJOR MALAYSIAN CORRUPTION SCANDAL IS JAILED IN THAILAND – “I did pursue [Justo] doggedly to get the material. In the end he surrendered it for free." - Clare Rewcastle Brown - The Telegraph, August 17, 2015]

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“And yes, we will record additional statements from Tong and Ho Kay Tat,” he added.
He declined further comment as investigations were still underway.

Besides the media duo, others who could also find themselves called in to give additional statements include former Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission adviser Tan Sri Rasphal Singh, Attorney-General’s Chambers officer Jessica Gurmeet Kaur.

The four were among several who had been interviewed by police previously in connection with their investigations under Section 124B of the Penal Code, which is related to activities detrimental to parliamentary democracy.

All four have engaged lawyers and police have not ruled out others too would be called in for additional interviews.

Sources disclosed there were various facets to police investigations, but their priority was information leaks, Sarawak Report editor Clare Rewcastle Brown and computer crimes.

On the Justo link, police believe the information used by the Swiss national to blackmail his former employer PetroSaudi International could have been tampered and misused by those with ulterior motives.