"Although a blog clearly showed passionate acts, until today there has been no serve report over who was involved. As such, it cannot be conclusively pronounced which it concerned a Customs staff," Customs director-general Datuk Seri Mohamed Khalid Yusuf pronounced in an SMS response to The Malaysian Insider.
"Linking a sex act to Sarbaini's case, which I cannot even see a link, is a cruel act as well as an irresponsible one, if it seeks to humiliate a chairman who has died," he added.
If there was proof, afterwards Khalid pronounced a evidence should be passed to a police, not revealed in public.
Earlier this week, Umno-linked blogs released a video in an apparent attempt to taint a reputation of Customs officers ahead of Monday's verdict in a Sarbaini inquest.
The video which appears to have been secretly available shows a Malay male enchanting in sex with a Caucasian lady in what looks like a hotel room.
Umno-linked blog theunspinners.blogspot.com was a initial to recover a video, claiming a male in a recording was a Customs military officer while suggesting a lady was a Russian prostitute.
The male in a video is not named, but a blogger links a recording, which is patrician "Pegawai Kastam Yang Terlampau," to a comparison Customs officer's genocide while in a control of a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) progressing this year.
The blogger additionally echoes a in front of of a MACC as well as a counsel Datuk Seri Shafee Muhamad Shafee Abdullah during a Ahmad Sarbaini inquest.
Ahmad Sarbaini, a Selangor Customs assistant director, is believed to have depressed from a third-floor pantry of a MACC office in Jalan Cochrane here upon April 6 as well as landed upon a badminton court upon a initial floor.
Ahm! ad Sarba ini's box is seen as high profile as it was a second genocide involving a chairman under a MACC's care.
Teoh Beng Hock Teoh, a DAP domestic aide, was found passed upon Jul 16, 2009 upon a fifth-floor mezzanine of Plaza Masalam in Shah Alam after he was questioned overnight by MACC officers during their then-Selangor headquarters.
Shafee had argued during a inquisition which there had been no evidence presented to indicate possibly homicide or tainted play, as claimed by Ahmad Sarbaini's family.
The counsel pronounced which there was additionally compelling evidence which Ahmad Sarbaini had climbed out of a window, from which he is believed to have fallen, upon his own.
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