More Worms, More Linghaworms

Do you believe this? Even ACA paid bribes to citizens to get them to behave?

L. G. Jayanthi, 45, former secretary of Datuk V. K. Lingam was paid RM3,000 by the Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) after being told that its investigations into a New Zealand holiday involving the lawyer and former chief justice Tun Mohd Eusoff Chin was closed, the Royal Commission of Inquiry heard today.

Jayanthi said an ACA officer telephoned her to say that the investigation was closed because it involved several high-ranking officers in the government.

Source: Malaysian Bar Council

We surely have a clean government; not only that, we have anti-corruption agencies that pay bribes too!

Jayanthi was Lingam’s secretary from 1994 to 1995. She testified that as secretary, she had helped arrange the 1995 trip to New Zealand of Lingam and Tun Eusoff Chin. In her testimony, she informed that she had to deal with the relevant travel agents to purchase the necessary flight tickets and also organise the itinerary of the trip.

Through her counsel, she tendered the flights tickets (to and fro Kuala Lumpur to New Zealand, and also internal flights in New Zealand), the hand-written itinerary, confirmation slips from the travel agents.

She also testified that had been keeping some rolls of films, containing photos of Lingam and Tun Eusoff in the said trip. The rolls of films were also tendered.

She then revealed that about November to December 1994, she and two other secretaries of Lingam assisted the latter in typing out what was to be a judgment. The Judgment related to the case Suit No S5 – 23 – 23 – 94, a case between Tan Sri Vincent Tan against Haji Hassan Hamzah, Saw Eng Lim, MGG Pillai, V. Thanasean, Dr Berjayoi Bardai, Media Pintext and Ling Wah Press Sdn Bhd.

The work of typing the judgments was only completed in the wee hours of the morning around 3am. She emphasised that Datuk V. Sivaparanjothi, Adam Bachek and W. Satchithanandan were also present that night as Lingam dictated to the secretaries.

Eventually, Jayanthi explained that the said judgment was saved into a floppy disk and given to the Judge in that case, Dato' Haji Mokhtar Sidin.

Jayanthi also informed the Commission of some photos of Tan Sri Vincent Tan and the former AG, Tan Sri Mohtar Abdullah which she had in possession.

Source: The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Video Clip – Day 15 Session 2

My goodness, even judicial written judgments are prepared and manufactured by claimants' lawyers.

And attorney-general is part of the commercial networking system...semua kautim liau????

File closed because of govt links?

ACA, the agency mandated to control and monitor the abuse of power and corruption would close any file just because some senior govt officers or ministers were involved in the crime?

My God, can we believed that Judges are involved, attorney-general are involved, chief justices are involved, ministers and prime minister are also involved in what William Guy Carr codenamed: "The Pawns in the Game"?