From MM Online:
AGC: Insufficient evidence to investigate Teoh Beng Hock’s death for murder
BY DANIAL DZULKIFLY
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Ramkarpal Singh said he disagrees with the findings and urge the AG to relook into the case Picture by Yusof Mat Isa |
KUALA LUMPUR, July 17 — The Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) has clarified today that there is insufficient evidence to investigate the death of Teoh Beng Hock for murder.
The AGC in a letter to Teoh’s family legal representative Ramkarpal Singh dated July 8 this year, stated that there is not enough evidence to reopen the case under Section 302 of the Penal Code, which handles murder.
“The instruction from the Chambers to the Police to open an Investigation Paper classified under Section 342 of the Penal Code is merely an administrative procedure.
“This decision was necessary because despite numerous rounds of scrutiny by officers in Chambers, most recently in March 2019, of the evidence collected from investigation into possible homicide following the Court of Appeal’s finding, the present state of evidence is insufficient to proffer a charge under Section 304 or 304A of the Penal Code.
“This recent classification does not however in any way prevent investigators from looking into the truth or as to who were involved in his death,’’ said the letter signed by Attorney General (AG) Tommy Thomas. [...]
In response, Ramkarpal said he disagrees with the findings and urge the AG to relook into the case.
“We take a very different view, we feel there is sufficient evidence for homicide. We know the identities of the officers concerned. Their identities are known, now the question of the involvement and the roles that they have.
“To say insufficient evidence, I don’t think it is acceptable. We urge the AG to scrutinise the evidence before him,’’ he said.
Ramkarpal said he has sought an appointment with the AG sometime this week to seek further clarification.
The AGC in a letter to Teoh’s family legal representative Ramkarpal Singh dated July 8 this year, stated that there is not enough evidence to reopen the case under Section 302 of the Penal Code, which handles murder.
“The instruction from the Chambers to the Police to open an Investigation Paper classified under Section 342 of the Penal Code is merely an administrative procedure.
“This decision was necessary because despite numerous rounds of scrutiny by officers in Chambers, most recently in March 2019, of the evidence collected from investigation into possible homicide following the Court of Appeal’s finding, the present state of evidence is insufficient to proffer a charge under Section 304 or 304A of the Penal Code.
“This recent classification does not however in any way prevent investigators from looking into the truth or as to who were involved in his death,’’ said the letter signed by Attorney General (AG) Tommy Thomas. [...]
In response, Ramkarpal said he disagrees with the findings and urge the AG to relook into the case.
“We take a very different view, we feel there is sufficient evidence for homicide. We know the identities of the officers concerned. Their identities are known, now the question of the involvement and the roles that they have.
“To say insufficient evidence, I don’t think it is acceptable. We urge the AG to scrutinise the evidence before him,’’ he said.
Ramkarpal said he has sought an appointment with the AG sometime this week to seek further clarification.
So you see there is no need for LKS to make noise about Justice for TBH any more, he has assigned a very capable MP to do just that.
ReplyDeleteLKS's job now is to relax, monitor Toonsie's performance and cucuk Jibby every now and then.
Go Ramkarpal, fight on...!
I think you have potential to be a future AG as well.
Lim Kit Siang's brilliant plan all along. Take control. Then do exactly what UMNO (original, Baru and Lagi Baru) would have done anyway.
ReplyDeleteSee Cina...you are in control...(muffled giggles...)
The AG is caught up in the legalities and moves created by Deep State players to thwart the justice denied to TBH.
ReplyDeleteDoes the AG really believes that suspected homicide evidences can be uncovered when investigations is pointed towards another direction?
Isn't it more like buying insurance of lesser crimes committed by suspected murderers if by chance the evidences starts to become overwhelmingly clear to investigators to be avoided again or someone accidentally trip up and confesses etc?
Ramkarpal is right to protest again on this planned miscarriage of justice again.
"The AG is caught up in the legalities and moves created by Deep State players to thwart the justice denied to TBH."
DeleteNah...it's the Jews.
tis ag still dancing in the dark la, he need a spark, just fire him.
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