Sarbaini widow lists proofs of MACC deception

She decries persistent efforts to denounce the late etiquette officer

PETALING JAYA: The widow of etiquette officer Ahmad Sarbaini Mohamed today indicted the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) of persisting in the attempt to denounce her father as the hurtful official.

She referred to the Sept 12 press matter by MACC counsel Muhammad Shafee Abdullah as well as called it an additional bid by the group to rinse itself of shortcoming for her husband's death.

In the statement, Shafee pronounced Sarbaini fell to his genocide while perplexing to shun from the MACC building in Cheras to encounter the friend so that they could synchronise their statements to the agency's investigators.

"I no longer can cope with any more defamation just so MACC is not hold obliged for my husband's death," Maziah Manap pronounced in the press statement.

She pronounced the MACC's conclusion that Sarbaini was obliged for his own genocide was groundless as well as not supported by justification given during the central inquest. She highlighted the following five factors as support for her argument:

• there has been no explanation that Sarbaini was involved in corruption;

• there is no proven reason for him to be afraid as well as to try to escape;

• there is no basis for MACC's speculation that Sarbaini was perplexing to shun to warn his friend, Wan Zainalabidin, to synchronise their statements;

• the statements that investigators allegedly took from Sarbaini were functions of mischief as well as deception; and

• deletion of CCTV footage of over 22 hours covering the time of the incident, as confirmed by forensic expert ASP Fauziah Che Mat.

The MACC is already reeling from the ! suspensi on of 3 comparison officers progressing this week, who were arrested in tie with an extortion-and-robbery case involving RM1 million.

Highlighting this, Maziah pronounced the MACC used promotion to credit others of indiscretion but would regularly try to censor the own shortcomings.

She pronounced she still hold the goal that the real cause of her husband's genocide would be known as well as the people obliged would be hold accountable.

"Only then will the word 'justice' have true meaning to our family."

Meanwhile, the decision upon the inquest into Sarbaini's genocide is set for Sept 26. The month-long inquest that began upon Jul 4 saw 34 witnesses attest upon the events leading up to his death.

Sarbaini worked during Port Klang Customs Department. He was between 62 officers incarcerated upon Apr 1 in the nationwide MACC probe of alleged taxation semblance as well as income laundering involving billions of ringgit. His lifeless body was found sprawled upon the first floor of the Federal Territory MACC building upon Apr 6. He was 56.

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