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Siri Altantuya - Najib tidak terlibat..! <update> Post #266
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Acong posted on 23-8-2013 11:15 AM 
6. KGB
7. CIA
8. MI6
(01) 【金】【兰】【社】叁八廿壹 (3821)
(02) 鳳凰山 (The Phoenix Hill)
(03) 五指山 (The Fiv0e Fingers Mountain)
(04) 五色旗 (The Five colours Flag)
(05) 洪順堂 (Hong Shun Tang)
(06) 三百六 (306)
(07) 老君 (The Old Gentlemen)
(08) 君聯 (The United Gentlemen)
(09) 龍虎堂 (The Hall of the Dragons and Tigers)
(10) 百龍虎 (The Hundred Dragons and Tigers)
(11) 廿一 (21)
(12) 廿四 (24)
(13) 馬來洪門 (The Malay Hong Men)
(14) 九六九 (969)
(15) 馬來零八 (The Malay 08)
(16) 印度黑豹 (The Indian Black Panther)
(17) 印人一條心 (The Indian One Heart or The Indian Satu Hati)
(18) 馬來一條心 (The Malay Satu Hati or The Malay One Heart)
(19) 紅金龍 (The Red Dragon)
(20) 紅雙堂 (The Hall of Double Red)
(21) 紅花 (The Red Flower)
(22) 零八 (08)
(23) 小零八 (The Little 08)
(24) 卅二黨 (The Gang of 32)
(25) 二龍虎 (The Two Dragons and Tigers)
(26) 廿一海 (The 21 Seas)
(27) 義洪山 (The Righteousness of Hong Mountain)
(28) 紅虎 (The Red Tiger)
(29) 零一 (01)
(30) 小零一 (The Little 01)
(31) 小三王 (The Little Three Kings)
(32) 印人黑鷹 (The Black Eagle)
(33) 洪金龍 (The Hong Golden Dragon)
(34) 洪盟會 (The Hong Alliance Association)
(35) 紅日山 (The Red Day Mountain)
(36) 二零四 (204)
(37) 合和堂 (The Hall of Combined Harmony)
(38) 興聯會 (The Association of United Prosperity)
(39) 黑籠(The Black Dragon)
(40) 海山 (The Sea and the Mountain [Note: Yap Ah Loy's Branch] )
(41) 義興黨 (The Gang of Righteousness and Prosperity)
(42) 王虎山 (The Wang Tiger Hill)
(43) 小白虎 (The Little White Tiger)
(44) 二零 (20)
(45) 小白雄 (The Little White Male)
(46) 仁義堂 (The Hall of Benevolence and Justice)
(47) 小金龍 (The Little Golden Dragon)
(48) 小龍虎 (The Little Dragons and Tigers)
(49) 五龍 (The Five Dragons)
(50) 小三六 (The Little 36)
(51) 一點紅 (The One Red Dot)
(52) 洪花黨 (The Flowery Gang of Hong)
请各位全马洪门金兰义兄弟报上名来
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ifanonline posted on 23-8-2013 10:39 AM
pembunuh yg ni pun belum jumpa lagi...dengar citer ade sekor menteri melayu suka kinky sex dgn m ...
jarjis ka..saja teka
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tapirbiru posted on 23-8-2013 11:20 AM
jarjis ka..saja teka
bukan la...JJ
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tapirbiru posted on 23-8-2013 11:20 AM
jarjis ka..saja teka
bukan la...JJ
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entah2 sirul dan azilah ni tgh syok menikmati donia
yelah, tentu2 nya bayaran diterima bukan sikit2 anak
dah dirancang, kekonon dituduh dibicarakan sana sini
but at the end akan dibebaskan jua
sbab tu manjang jer pakai penutup muke
kalopun dieorg tu dihukum gantung sekalipun
the mastermind still hidup aman2 ajer
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wowww ........ macam macam ... but sapa yg bunuh?? |
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Maideen. posted on 23-8-2013 11:13 AM
Tu lah pasal......itu hari benggali yang terlibat secara langsung dalam kes kapal selam pon dah te ...
kudos kepada nst untuk
artikel eksklusif tu
walaupun agak lambat tampil
beri penjelasan,
dia dah pun bagi petunjuk kepada kita
bahawa antuya
langsung tiada kaitan sedikit pun
dalam proses perolehan
aset kapal selam canggih scorpene
oleh malaysia
better late then never
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sueism posted on 23-8-2013 10:08 AM
bagus lah aku pun rasa dia org nie scapegoat aje sebab tu dibebaskan, yg bunuh tu ha...
bolehlah diorg beraya, syawal ada lg kan ...
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Jenuh juga menunggu puak2 pemimpin celaka ni bersoal jawab dekat mahkamah Allah di padang mahsyar nanti ye? Bayangkan rakyat Mesia duk tengok ngan skrin besar bukti2 pemimpin penyangak ni secara 'live' sambil berbogel kepanasan. Mesti nak tunggu turn aku rakyat marhaen ni agaknye berbilion tahun  |
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pada aku, okt (org kena tuduh) sepatutnya tidak boleh wajahnya dipaparkan dimana-mana psl belum tentu dia bersalah.
kalau katalah muka okt terpampang pastu didapati x bersalah, bila dia bebas mesti org luar akan tengok semacam. |
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klau anwar kena, hbs ktil2, air $ smua ada, 1 pon xtggl even dlm jub* 4 hari
mcm2 mlysia ni |
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Limao posted on 23-8-2013 11:32 AM
Jenuh juga menunggu puak2 pemimpin celaka ni bersoal jawab dekat mahkamah Allah di padang mahsyar na ...
Ha ha ha...statement x menahan..
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Azilah’s fiancee in tears after hearing appeal verdict
BY RITA JONG
August 23, 2013
Latest Update: August 23, 2013 07:35 pm
The woman who stood by ex-police commando Azilah Hadri for the past seven years as he was held in Kajang prison broke down when the verdict was read today.
Azilah's fiancee, who shares the same name as him, Nor Azilah Baharuddin, 35, better known as "Lala", said she has been visiting him frequently in prison.
"He (Azilah) has been very optimistic and somehow was confident that he would be freed," she told reporters after proceedings today.
"It has been a tough seven years, and we have just been waiting for today.
"We have been through so much. But he was very positive. That was why I believed him that he would be freed, and I waited for him," she said in tears.
Lala was a familiar face during the trial at the High Court.
Azilah, however, was a picture of calm when the verdict was delivered.
His co-accused, Sirul Azhar Umar, however, let out a shout of "thank you".
Azilah and Sirul were then immediately led out by the prison wardens and taken back to jail for administrative purposes before they are freed.
Azilah was held in Kajang Prison while Sirul was held in Tapah Prison. - August 23, 2013.
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antara komando askar dengan komando polis, sape paling pondan? |
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macai2 Alip Tendang Wau mesti " yabedabedoooooo " PR kalah lagi " hahahaha  |
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Court frees Azilah, Sirul of Altantuya murder charge
The Court of Appeal today freed Special Action unit officers Chief Inspector Azilah Hadri and Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar of the charge of murdering Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
 This followed the court’s unanimous decision to allow the duo's appeal in the sensational case.
However, the prosecution would have the opportunity to appeal with the Federal Court - the country's highest court.
Justice Md Apandi Ali lead the three-member bench but the judgment was read by Justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who ruled there was serious misdirection by the High Court judge.
As soon as the court's decision was read, the two accused said: "Thank you, your lordships".
The misdirection included the non-calling of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's aide de camp DSP Musa Safri and the failure to produce the police station's diary which stated that Azilah was at Bukit Aman at the material time.
The other judges were Justices Linton Albert and Tengku Maimon Tuan Mat.
Alibi not taken into consideration
 Shah Alam High Court Judge Md Zaki Yassin had on April 2009 convicted the two of murder but acquitted Najib’s close confidant, political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda (left), of abetting the murder.
Justice Tengku Maimun said the court did not find anywhere in the High Court's judgment in not considering the alibi and the inconsistency in the telephone call logs of the accused.
"These includes the police station’s diary which states that Azilah was at Bukit Aman and not at the crime scene. The learned trial judge had misdirected himself by way of non-direction in failing to consider the station’s diary and in failing to make a finding whether the defence had cast a reasonable doubt in the prosecution's case," she said.
On the call logs, she said the court found inconsistencies in the testimony of the telephone company's witnesses, which had put an issue to the accuracy of the calls in question and the coverage protection.
“In our judgment, it is essential for the trial judge to address his mind to the challenge raised by the defence on whether there was in fact alteration or tampering of the data and whether the authenticity of the data was questionable or otherwise.
"Regrettably, the judge failed to do so and this amounts to serious misdirection rendering the exhibits (the call logs) unsafe to be relied upon," she said.
Inconsistency in police testimonies
 The court also ruled that there were inconsistencies in the testimonies of the police’s prosecution witness leading to the discovery of the crime scene, where the High Court judge did not examine the credibility and did not address the defence’s contention.
"This has raised a doubt on the accuracy of the Section 27 statements and whether the discovery was made exclusively as a result of the information supplied by the two appellants (the two accused) and not from other sources," said Tengku Maimun.
On the possession of explosives, Tengku Maimun said the High Court judge should have made a further finding to connect the explosives with the two accused.
"By not making any finding on possession by the appellants of the explosives used in the commission of the murder, the learned trial judge had failed to address his mind on this missing link resulting in yet another misdirection," she said.
The defence had argued that the type of explosives used in the murder was not kept in the police armoury.
Tengku Maimum also ruled that the non-calling of Musa (Najib's aide de camp) was essential.
"This is to unfold the narrative upon which the prosecution's case is based on. The failure of the prosecution to call or offer Musa for cross-examination in the circumstances of the evidence as a whole would have triggered adverse inference under Section 114 (g) of the Evidence Act 1950 against the prosecution," she said.
The Court of Appeal also found that Justice Md Zaki (High court) had failed to establish whether there was common intention.
"We find the judge made no finding on whether the prosecution had established that there was a pre-arranged plan by the appellants to commit murder and that murder was committed pursuant to the pre-arranged plan.
"In our judgment the absence of such finding by the learned trial judge on the ingredient of common intention amounted to a misdirection by way of non-direction," Tengku Maimun ruled.
Blood stained slippers and spent bullet
On the issue of the blood stained slippers (allegedly of Altantuya’s) found in Sirul's car, the court ruled there was no nexus between the slippers and Sirul and the prosecution had not closed the gap.
There were questions about the blood stained slippers as they were not Sirul's size and it was not ascertained who owned it.
On the issue of a spent bullet found in Sirul's car, again the court found that there was a gap in the prosecution's case and the High Court judge had failed to direct his mind to the matter.
"It is our judgment the cumulative effect of the non-directions by the judged rendered the conviction unsafe. We unanimously allow both appeals. Conviction and sentence are set aside. The appellants are acquitted and discharged," said Tengku Maimun.
Azilah was represented by Hazman Ahmad and J Kuldeep Kumar, while Kamarul Hisham Kamaruddin and Hasnal Rezua Merican appeared for Sirul.
Deputy solicitor-general III Tun Abdul Majid Tun Hamzah led a team of prosecutors that comprised DPP's Manoj Kurup and Noorin Badaruddin.
Altantuya (left) was murdered in the forest of Puncak Alam near Shah Alam between 10pm on Oct 19 and 1am on Oct 20, 2006.
According to the lawyers, the two accused could be released from prison later today. Sirul is being held at the Tapah prison while Azilah is in the Kajang prison.
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...mmmmm ada cerita disebalik cerita ada rahsia disebalik rahsia 
hanya mereka dan keluarga mereka saja yg tau |
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Post time 23-8-2013 11:20 AM
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