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It’s getting more interesting all the time. There is no smoke without a fire. The question on everybody’s mind is. who released this information on the SMSes? Some say it’s from Abdullah and Khairy. Another says it’s from Inner Mongolia. 

Now who could have got hold of such info? Whodunit? Keep on guessing.  

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Abuse of Power by The Deputy Prime Minister   (Excerpt from Malaysia Today)

The following text message correspondence is between YAB Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, and Dato’ Shafee Abdullah, a Malaysian lawyer who initially represented Abdul Razak Abdullah Baginda who is on trial for abeting the murder of Mongolian national, Altantuya Shaariibuu.

While it does not answer lingering questions about Najib’s alleged past relations with Altantuya, the text messages show clearly Najib’s active intereference in the case very early on.  The messages highlight Najib’s willingness to speak with both members of the Attorney General’s Chambers and Inspector General of Police about the case, something that suggests an abuse of executive power.

What is particularly revealing and troubling is that the counsel, Shafee, keeps asking Najib for details indicating some political intervention that may have influenced the case.  This observation is strengthened by Najib’s message to Shafee on 16 November 2006: “Pls do not say anything to the press today.  i will explain later.  RB will have to face a tentative charge but all is not lost.”  This message raises a lot of questions about Najib’s role in this case.  Why did he mention “tentative” charge and that “all is not lost” for RB (Razak Baginda)?  How would Najib know this before Razak was charged?  Is there already a deal in place that will see Razak aquitted?  These are important questions which will have ramifications not just on this case but far beyond.

The text messages were transmitted between Najib’s personal mobile phone (+6012 2143177) and Shafee’s mobile phone (+6012 3257052). 

Those who seek the truth should challenge Najib and Shafee to deny that this correspondence took place between them.  Perhaps a record of the messages still resides in the server of the relevant telecommunications company.

The truth is buried somewhere.  Those who know what truly happened hope that the truth has been buried deep with Altantuya.  But the funny thing is, the truth always finds its way into the hands of those who fight for justice – sometimes in the most mysterious circumstances. Read more  from Malaysia Today