MORE PICS-MONGOLIAN 30’S ANNA ANA ANG Killed; BODY Blown UP with Grenade in SUBANG DAM; High Profile Malaysian Lover + 2 CHIEF Inspectors +1 ARRESTED

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if you have been here before.....continue to next post (PART 2 ) H E R E (on the MURDER OF MONGOLIAN Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah (Model Name - ANNA ANA ANG))

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UPDATE 9: Nov 12th 03:15 hrs
DNA Results To Be Known Next Week, Says IGP; November 12, 2006 00:22 AM

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 12 (Bernama) -- Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan said Saturday results of the DNA tests in the investigation of the gruesome murder of Altantuya Shaariibu @ Aminah, 28, would be known next week. "So far, the police cannot confirm whether the remains were of Altantuya until the DNA test results are known," he told reporters after an inspector trainee squad alumni ceremony here. The police took blood samples from six people to assist in the investigation of the killing of the Mongolian freelance model who was believed to have been shot dead, and her body blown up with explosives at Tasik Subang Dam, Puncak Alam, Shah Alam, some two weeks ago. Those who took the DNA tests were the victim's parents Shaariibuu Mash-Muj and Altansetseg, both in their 50's, and four detainees, namely a political analyst, 46, a police chief inspector, a female lance corporal and a constable. The test was to determine the identity of the victim, whose remains were collected by the forensic unit at the dam area several days ago. Asked how soon would the police resolve the case, Musa replied: "Give us some time."
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UPDATE 8: Nov 11th 21:45 hrs (Pics loaded from Satellite)

Altantunya's Family Believes She Is Still Alive ; November 11, 2006 18:41 PM

PETALING JAYA, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The family of Mongolian model, Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah, 28, who is believed to have been gruesomely murdered two weeks ago, strongly believes that she is still alive. Altantuya's father Shariibuu Setev, who arrived here yesterday, in his first meeting with the press here today, said that it was still too early to assume that the skeletal remains found by the police a week ago at a secluded spot near the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam is Altantunya's. "We have to wait for the DNA results to prove that it is her's.

Altantuya's father Shariibuu Setev( ABOVE Right) spoke in Mongolian and was translated by AMY (Left) and the Consul announced the remarks

Until today I and my family believe that she is still alive...we are hoping that the remains that were found are not her's. "At the moment we can't ascertain anything, as the police only managed to find fragments of bones. Wait until the police complete their investigations," the teary eyed 56-year-old told a packed crowd of reporters and photographers at Mongolian Honarary Consul's office in Sunway Damansara, here. Shariibuu, who is also National University of Mongolia's Centre of Information and Education director, described his daughter as a loving, educated, caring and adorable person, and that he did not expect such a thing could have happened to her. He said that Altantuya was a graduate teacher who also worked as a translator in Ulaan Bataar (Mongolia's capital) as she was proficient in English, Russian, Mandarin and Mongolian languages. She had lived in Russia until 12 years old. "My daughter also worked in a travel agency and as a part time model. She used to travel overseas for business engagements. "The last time I saw her was on Oct 7 before she left Mongolia and after that I tried calling her several times but failed to contact her," he said. Shaariibuu said that he was satisfied with the way the Malaysian police were investigating the case and hoped that the probe would be transparent and thorough. He said that he had come on the invitation of the Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan, to help facilitate investigations into the case.

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Is this Altantuya Modelling?

The STAR Newspaper and other media has been emailed the following pic.

Is this Altantuya Modelling?
For more details of body & leg, go here PETALING JAYA: An email containing pictures of a model who looks strikingly like the murdered Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu has been making the rounds, including to the media. The email has a subject entitled Altantuya@Mongolia. No one seems to be able to confirm if the pictures are that of Altantuya or otherwise. It will all be confirmed or denied today when her father, who is in town, meets the Press for the first time.

Those pictures first published by STAR News paper & Sunday Times & other media and also displayed by TV 3 have been exposed by STOMPer Hyein Lee (check here and get the Link to the Korean Site) She is a young 24-year-old Korean Pop Star (Lee Hae Ryeon; May 3rd, 1981; Physique : 167cm, 48kg; Education : Department of Drama and Film, Kyunghee University, Korea)



U;nee (as ABOVE) who is very much alive and well. U;nee is currently an actress (TV dramas and movies) and a singer (who has two albums) in Korea. It was a publicity stunt from her promoter perhaps. In fact Mr Shaariibuu’s niece, Amy, who was also present at the press conference, states, “We do not know who the woman in these pictures is"

Finally the Mongolian Consul chipped in and said: "You are asking too many questions and the old man is confused. As far as I am concerned, there is ONLY one, the 2nd one in the Papers (BELOW)
So ladies & gentlemen, the above model is alive and well in Korea

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Is this Altantuya Modelling?
For more details of body & leg, go here

PETALING JAYA: An email containing pictures of a model who looks strikingly like the murdered Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu has been making the rounds, including to the media. The email has a subject entitled Altantuya@Mongolia. No one seems to be able to confirm if the pictures are that of Altantuya or otherwise. It will all be confirmed or denied today when her father, who is in town, meets the Press for the first time.

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Analyst Admitted To Hosptal For Asthma And Lung Problems

ABOVE; Lawyer Datuk Mohd Shafee Abdullah said that his client was not aware he had asthma problems, and was admitted at 8 pm in the intensive care unit

BELOW: Streams of family cars were seen arriving at the Hospital KL in Jalan Pahang, at the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The prominent political analyst remanded to assist police investigations into the gruesome murder of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah, 28, has been admitted to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) for asthma and lung oedema (water in the lungs) after complaining of chest pains. He was taken to the HKL emergency unit at 8pm yesterday under heavy guard with three policemen and eight plain clothes officers accompanying him. It is understood that he has been warded at the Coronary Care Unit (CCU) on the fourth floor the hospital.

The family members, including the wife came and visited and stayed until almost 2 am before they left

Police were stationed all over the floor for safety and security reasons and to keep the media at bay. Friday, the analyst was taken to the HKL together with a police Chief Inspector, a constable and a woman Lance Corporal for DNA sample testing. According to the analyst's counsel, Datuk Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, the analyst was not aware he had asthma.

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End UPDATE 8(a) M O R E stories & Pics coming

The latest information and news:

1, Suspect gave DNA sample; 3 investigators were also asked to do so
2. Mongolian Consul in AP interview stated they were lovers (not married) & child is not his; police found wrist watch, earrings and ring at crime scene. Consul also gave a police statement
3. Calls for independent enquiry on this high profile murder by local opposition politicians and NGOs
UPDATE 8: Nov 11th 00:45 hrs

Political Analyst Gives DNA Sample At HKL; November 10, 2006 21:45 PM

ABOVE & BELOW: The analyst being ushered out of the 4WD vehicle, his profile remains recognisable

ABOVE: Analyst being ushered into the 4WD Vehicle (BELOW)

(MORE pics of Private investigators at hospital)

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- The prominent political analyst remanded to assist police investigation in the gruesome murder of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah, 28, was Friday taken to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) for DNA sample testing. Dressed in a short sleeve short, the analyst who was unkempt wore a worried face as he alighted from the blue police four-wheeled drive (4WD) vehicle at the HKL emergency department at 11.55am accompanied by three policemen. On arrival, they rushed into the emergency department, much to the dismay of a posse of local journalists and photographers who had been waiting for new developments on the case.

ABOVE: A constable with the Bukit Aman escort branch and BELOW: The chief inspector from the Special Action Unit,
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ABOVE: The unmistable Police woman lance corporal from the Petaling Jaya police (with Pony tail) and BELOW: The Mercedes (heavily tinted) carry the victim's father and Consul at the Hospital. No one managed to get a pic of Anna's Father (who also brought in blood samples from Mongolia)

A police Chief Inspector, a constable and a woman Lance Corporal, remanded over the same case arrived in a white van just minutes later. A police source said the analyst and three police personnel were taken to HKL so that testing on their DNA samples could be done as part of the ongoing investigation. Pressmen who had waited since early morning for new developments on the murder case were once again frustrated when the suspects left HKL using the rear exit at 1.45pm.

The hospital and police refused to give details as to when and where testing of the DNA samples were conducted. Thursday, the magistrate's court remanded until Monday, two private investigators to assist police in the investigation under Section 506 of the Penal Code, for extortion. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was also concerned with the case and asked police to conduct a thorough investigation of the high-profile case followed keenly by the foreign media. Meanwhile, the honorary consul of Mongolia in Malaysia, Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman al-Habshi arrived early at the City Police Headquarters here Friday to have his statement recorded. Syed Abdul Rahman arrived around 7.30am in a police car to give his statement on the 28-year-old model, whose gruesome murder has been tied to the political analyst whom she alleged had a relationship with. He did not leave until around 12.45 in the afternoon, when a black Mercedes with heavily tinted windows was seen entering the police headquarters. Reporters who have been waiting over six hours for the chance to interview him was deeply disappointed when he promptly got into the car and left some 20 minutes later. When contacted by Bernama later, Syed Abdul Rahman said he had given full cooperation to the police and relevant information requested including that on the victim, her family and their arrival.
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from AP interview
Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi, citing accounts from two cousins of the woman, said she had been Abdul Razak's lover but not the father of her 16-month-old son. "I can confirm that the son is not Razak Baginda's son ...
Altantuya also never said that," he said. "Yes, they were lovers. They travelled to Europe, to Shanghai, China, Hong Kong, South Africa ... Her parents sent me the itinerary of the travel." He said Abdul Razak had paid for Altantuya to visit Malaysia in 2005. The consul said Altantuya re-entered Malaysia on October 6 intending to ask Abdul Razak for money to send her sick son for surgery in South Korea. "She was desperate because she wanted the child to have a cure. She comes from a good family, so she didn't do this. Whatever they say is not true," he said, referring to reports she had tried to blackmail the analyst. The consul said Altantuya, who disappeared on October 19, had tracked down Abdul Razak's home and office addresses using a private detective and that he had tried to avoid her. "They only managed to talk through the telephone," Syed Abdul Rahman said. "Maybe he wanted to end the relationship because this is his country. He's a reputable man." An articulate academic respected in Malaysia and abroad for his defence and politics analyses, Abdul Razak was educated in Britain. According to reports here he is married with one daughter.
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Murder of Mongolian model sparks calls for independent inquiry

KUALA LUMPUR AFP 10/11/2006 11:09

Rights groups and opposition politicians in Malaysia have demanded an independent investigation into the death of a Mongolian model whose body was blown up with hand grenades. The murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, whose lover's political connections stretch to the top of the government, would shake public confidence in law enforcement, said Lim Kit Siang, an opposition lawmaker with the Democratic Action Party. "An independent investigation is very urgent so that there will be no room for the emergence of a culture of immunity for any wrong," Lim told АFР. "It does not speak well for the government," he said. He said the case also raised concerns about the "easy availability" of explosives. The model, 28, was kidnapped outside the home of Abdul Razak Baginda, who heads the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre think-tank. She was killed and her remains blown up with hand grenades and found in an isolated area south of the capital Kuala Lumpur. She disappeared on October 19. Abdul Razak, 46, was detained Tuesday as part of the police investigation and is being held in custody until Sunday. Three members of Malaysia's police force have also been arrested for alleged involvement in the murder along with two private investigators, the Star newspaper said Friday.

Mongolia's honourary consul Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi said the murdered woman's father had brought a blood sample to Malaysia to help investigators determine if the "bit and pieces of flesh and bones" found at the crime scene belonged to his daughter. "The police had recovered her watch, ring and earrings at the scene," he told АFР. "I am confident there will be no cover-up. Those involved in the murder must be punished severely," he said. The slaying has rocked the political establishment because the analyst, who had been the model's lover, is connected to a number of senior politicians including deputy premier Najib Razak, who is also defence minister.
Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi vowed Thursday there would be no cover-up over the murder. He said he had told Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan "that he will have to investigate thoroughly and properly and follow the due process". "Nobody is above the law, that is important to remember," he said. " Whoever is found guilty, action will be taken according to the due process of law." Lim described the episode as a serious breakdown of law and order.

"This Mongolian case has raised a lot of concern and the easily availability of sensitive and dangerous materials. Something is very wrong in our society."

He called on the government to follow through with a pledge to set up an independent police complaints and misconduct commission. S. Arutchelvan, coordinator with the rights group Voice of the Malaysian People (SUARAM) added his voice to calls for a commission despite opposition from the police.

"How can they obtain the explosives so easily?" he said, adding that the case had sparked public concern. "We demand an independent inquiry. The public is worried ... the way it is done with so much confidence that the perpetrators believe the crime will not be found out," he said. Hatta Ramli, a member of the powerful central committee of the Islamic Party (PAS), said an independent body should be established to investigate the murder, and specifically the use of explosives in the attempt to dispose of the body.

"An independent inquiry into the misuse of explosives is urgently needed," he added.

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UPDATE 7: Nov 10th 19; 15hrs

Well the plot really thickens according to the SUN’s Report (see below); ALL 3 parties hired private e eye and investigators and one double cross the suspect’s wife (with higher fees) …read on.
And the bone framents found include - the backbone, knee-cap and ribs are with chemistry department.
Meanwhile, early morning, the Mongolian Embassy Consul was asked to record a statement of facts at police Hq (see below)

Political analyst remanded in model's murder probe; from S U N
Charles Ramendran & R. Surenthira Kumar

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 8, 2006): The probe into the murder of a Mongolian model has deepened, with investigators revealing Hollywood-like drama shocks, twists and turns in events before her death. While the plot and motives of the murder are being determined and pieced together, several private investigators hired by the victim and the political analyst's wife are now playing a role in providing crucial information to the police. Sources said the analyst's wife had hired a private eye early last month to monitor her husband's movements, after she suspected that he could be two timing her. However, the private eye is believed to have two-timed her instead when he joined ranks with her husband, who allegedly doubled the fee he was earning from his wife. Sources said the private investigator was also given another task by the analyst - to spy on the Mongolian woman, Altantuya Shaariibuu, also known as Anna Ana Ang. Sources said she had also hired the services of private investigators to track down the analyst, who evaded her after she arrived in Malaysia in early October. When the probe into her death began following a police report over her disappearance, it was the victim's private eye who had the information which has since led to the progress of investigations into the case. One private investigator, who was hired by Ang, helped her cousin sister lodge a police report after her disappearance on Oct 19, the day she is believed to have been killed. Police have recorded a statement from all the private investigators involved in the case. Sources said with the four people in detention - the analyst, a police chief inspector and two corporals - the police are expected to be able to solve the case. The bone fragments, which included the backbone, knee-cap and ribs, recovered by forensics teams from the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam, will be sent to the Chemistry Department to confirm if they belong to Ang. At least one immediate family member of the victim is expected to arrive in Malaysia to have blood samples taken for a DNA match.

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Honorary Consul Of Mongolia In Malaysia Gives Statement; November 10, 2006 18:19 PM KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- The honorary consul of Mongolia in Malaysia, Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman al-Habshi arrived early at the City Police Headquarters here Friday to have his statement recorded. Syed Abdul Rahman arrived around 7.30am in a police car to give his statement on 28-year-old Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu, whose gruesome murder has been tied to a political analyst whom she alleged, had a relationship with. He did not leave until around 12.45 in the afternoon, when a black Mercedes with heavily tinted windows was seen entering the police headquarters. Reporters who have been waiting over six hours for the chance to interview him was deeply disappointed when he promptly got into the car and left some 20 minutes later. Bernama managed to get a glimpse of the passengers in the car as the door opened: the driver and a woman, believed to be Syed Abdul Rahman's wife. When contacted by Bernama later, Syed Abdul Rahman said he had given full cooperation to the police and relevant information requested including that on the victim, her family and their arrival. Meanwhile, at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital at around 1.30pm, the black Mercedes ridden by Syed Abdul Rahman was spotted by the media in front of the morgue a little too late. The car was mobbed by photographers hoping to get a photograph of Altantuya's father, who was believed to also be in the car at that time. However, no one was able to confirm. Altantuya was believed to have been shot before her body was blown up at Puncak Alam, Shah Alam nearly two weeks ago. On Nov 9, a political analyst have been remanded and is being investigated for abduction and wrongfully confining the victim. Three police personnel have also been remanded for investigation. Two of them are from the Special Action Squad and the other a woman lance corporal from the Petaling Jaya anti-vice unit. Altantuya arrived in Malaysia on Oct 9 with her sister and friend and had allegedly blackmailed the political analyst whom she had a relationship with, after he ended the affair. She appeared at his house in Damansara Heights three weeks ago but was prevented from seeing the analyst by security guards. She was last seen bundled into a car by two men and a woman. Altantuya's family is claiming that the relationship was mutual, backed with holidays together around Europe and South Africa, disproving the idea of blackmail. Her father has arrived from Mongolia Thursday night to ascertain if the remains found in Puncak Alam are that of his daughter's.

ABOVE: The suspect house is in Bukit Taman Bandaraya ? and BELOW: The police van who brought the suspect home to collect his laptop, check book and passport

ABOVE; The lawyer who had a brief meeting declared to reporters: "Even after today's meeting, I am even more confident" that he is NOT involved?
More pics ...

"I am very confident, 100% confident; he is Not involved; He gave 100% cooperation, gave his passport, laptop gave a full statement"

ANNA' SON & Father ARRIVED in KLIA last EVENING

(MORE UPDATE Coming soon: Lawyer of SUSPECT Claimed 100% sure Suspect not involved) There is a theory......we can guess without getting involved with facts (which is subjudice)

The story revealing is getting more and more intriguing.

Read today's STAR report (below) - stating the TWO private investigators were engaged by Suspect Razak;

BUT read th NST account on Nov 8; (at End of UPDATE 4; just before her PICTURE) below; NST said Suspect engage a "security consultant" and also Anna engage a "private insvestigator" an also a RANSOM of RM500,000 was demanded. Now the plot thickens; A bit of confusion. Who did the hit job? MORE (upload coming) to come with the lawyer's "words" and Pics that his suspect is "clear". The police have taken his check book, lap top, passport and the cctv recordings in the Malaya Hotel. What IF razak claimed he paid some money, and the greedy investigators took all and the life of Anna. So we see WHY the lawyer is so 100% confident.

AP quoted Mongolian Consul: Is the Child his son?: "She has a son, it's not his[Razak]: Were they married?: "They were lovers" and the story goes... The DNA test can prove whether it is his son or not.

Two more remanded for the murder of model; Friday November 10, 2006 ;STAR

KUALA LUMPUR: A private investigator and an ex-cop have been remanded to assist police in piecing together the story behind the brutal murder of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu. This brings to six the number of people remanded in connection with the case in which the model was shot and her body blown to bits with explosives in Shah Alam, including prominent and influential political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda.

The 46-year-old private investigator and 35-year-old ex-cop were remanded on ednesday at around 3.45pm. Magistrate Ahmad Solihin Abd Wahid ordered the two men to be remanded until Monday, coinciding with the last day of the remand orders issued against three police personnel earlier in connection with the case. The private investigator and the ex-policeman were believed to have been hired by Razak, who has been remanded until Sunday. The two men are being investigated under Section 506 of the Penal Code for criminal intimidation. It is learned that Altantuya had lodged a police report against them on Oct 19, claiming that they had threatened to throw her into jail. According to the Mongolian model’s report, they were alleged to have made the threats to her at 5am that day at Hotel Malaya where she was staying with her sister and cousin. That same evening, Altantuya was said to have gone to Razak’s house in Damansara Heights. It was also the last time the model’s sister and cousin heard from her.
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UPDATE 6: Nov 10th 2006; 08; 40hrs

Altantuya's Son Arrives; November 10, 2006 01:38 AM

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- The son and father of Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah, the Mongolian freelance model who was killed in a gruesome murder two weeks ago, arrived in Malaysia Thursday. According to a police source, the boy, who is now 16-months old, and her father together with about 10 other family members arrived at the KL International Airport (KLIA) at about 6pm. However, they managed to evade a horde of pressmen including from Bernama who had gathered at the airport since early Thursday evening until 10pm to interview the family. It is learnt that the family members were led out of the airport's arrival hall through another exit to avoid the media and also for security reasons. A check with City Police at 11pm found that the police had recorded statements from the family members at 8pm. The family members of a prominent political analyst and lawyer Datuk Muhammad Shafee Abdullah were also seen at the City Police's headquarters Thursday night to assist the police in the probe of the murder of the woman, who is alleged to have had an intimate relationship with the analyst. The media was barred from entering the premises to cover the events. So far, six people -- the analyst, two private investigators and three police personnel -- have been remanded until Monday over the case. The murder of Altantuya, 28, has received wide local and international coverage because of the nature of the killing. The stunning beauty is believed to have been shot dead before her body was blown to bits with explosives at a secondary forest near the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam two weeks ago after having arrived in Malaysia on Oct 6 with her sister and a cousin to trace her alleged lover, claimed to be the father of the child
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UPDATE 5: Nov 9th 06; 19:30 hrs(+Pictures suspect House; Lawyer Babies swelled heads)

MONGOLIAN MURDER: CORRECT NAME: Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah; Another TWO Private INVESTIGATORS Remanded : SUSPECT INVESTIGATED Under (Section 365) –for Kidnapping & Illegal Detention – 7 Years Jail ONLY; SUSPECT Lawyers issued GAG Order (Directed at Mongolian Consul Interview)
Today there are interesting developments and information:

1. The correct Legal name of ANNA is used: Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah; as Anna is her modeling name.
2 The remanding of the two new investigators was necessary as they can help in the police investigations as reports indicated they were used to make demands from the suspect.
3 But the dumbest thing is WHY the police are investigating the suspect for KIDNAPPING and NOT MURDER!
4 Baby Suffering from “hydrocephalus" (excess fluid on the head).
5. The “Gag Order” from the suspect’s lawyers. Has the court case started that we cannot say anything?

6. The call by the Prime Minister for "thorough investigation" is timely otherwise the image is worst then a "police state" - at the point of a gun is the only law.

So THINKING Privately is ALLOWED, But THINKING ALOUD (SAYING It) IS NOT Allowed. - considered subjudice – the legal term. But if the case is being investigated; WHY NOT? Just the actual facts, UNtwisted as public has also the RIGHT to know. But by all means - GUESS; who done it? Give your opinions! What do you think No subjudice here.
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Altantuya Murder: Two Private Investigators Remanded For Five Days; November 09, 2006 17:44 PM
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- The Magistrate's Court here Thursday granted police a five-day remand order to detain two private investigators to assist investigations into the gruesome murder of a freelance Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu @ Aminah. Magistrate Ahmad Solihin Abdul Wahid allowed the application by police to detain the two men until Monday under Section 506 of the Penal Code for criminal intimidation. The remand of the two men, aged 46 and 35, brings to six people detained for questioning in connection with the high-profile murder, including a prominent political analyst, believed to have a private relationship with Altantuya. The investigators, one of them a former policeman, was arrested at the Kuala Lumpur police contingent headquarters at 3.45pm Wednesday. Wednesday, the same court issued a five-day remand order on the 46-year-old political analyst, who heads a local think-tank, to facilitate investigations into the abduction of the woman with the intention to confine her.

He is being investigated under Section 365 of the Penal Code, for kidnapping with the intention to secretly or wrongfully confining the woman, which carries a jail term of up to seven years, upon conviction. On the same day, the remand period for a chief inspector from the elite Special Action Force or better known as "Unit Tindakan Khas (UTK), and a woman lance corporal from the Petaling Jaya district police headquarters was extended by another week in connection with the murder. On Tuesday, a police constable was remanded for seven days for the same purpose. The three police personnel are being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder, which carries the mandatory death sentence, if convicted. Altantuya, 28, from Ulan Bator, Mongolia, is believed to have been shot dead before her body was blown up into bits with three hand grenades in a secondary forest at Empangan Subang in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam, two weeks ago. The beautiful Altantuya reportedly came to Malaysia on Oct 6 with her younger sister and a cousin to look for the political analyst whom she claimed was the father to her 16-month-old son. She is believed to have come to Malaysia to get financial help from the analyst for her son's medical treatment said to be suffering from "hydrocephalus" (excess fluid on the head).

For some info on "hydrocephalus", Go here



ABOVE & BELOW: File pictures of babies with "hydrocephalus". Locally we can also see such cases

Following Altantuya's disappearance on Oct 19, her sister and cousin lodged a police report and sought assistance from the Mongolian Embassy in Bangkok. Following the report, police arrested three suspects, who led investigators to a secluded area in Puncak Alam where human skeletal remains, believed to be that of Altantuya's, were found.
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November 09, 2006 16:19 PM Lawyer Issues Warning, Cites Subjudice In Mongolian Murder Case

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- A lawyer warned Thursday it is subjudice and tantamount to contempt of court for anyone to make statements of fact over the murder of a Mongolian woman in Shah Alam two weeks ago.

Datuk Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said legal action could be taken against those who touched on the facts of the matter in the murder of Altantuya alias Aminah Shaariibuu at the Subang dam area in Puncak Alam. Muhammad Shafee, who is representing a local political analyst now under remand to help in investigation into the case, said making such statements was unfair because it allowed the public to prejudge the case before a court decision. He spoke to reporters after meeting for about 30 minutes from about noon with the wife and family members of the political analyst at their home in Bukit Bandaraya here. Muhammad Shafee criticised the action of the Mongolian honorary consul in Malaysia, Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi, for issuing a statement to reporters on the case which he claimed touched on his client's position. "That statement should have been brought to court because such action (of issuing a statement to the press) is also considered subjudice," he said. Asked whether he would apply for a court injunction to prohibit the issuing of statements by anyone relating to the case, he said the matter was under discussion. Muhammad Shafee praised the police for conducting the investigation in a professional manner without revealing the facts of the case to anyone. He said so far he had not had the opportunity to discuss matters formally with his client because the analyst was under remand to help with the preliminary investigation into the case. The magistrate's court here yesterday ordered the analyst to be remanded for five days to help in the investigation into the murder under Section 365 of the Penal Code pertaining to abduction and confinement. Muhammad Shafee said he had advised his client to give full cooperation to the police to expedite the investigation as well as to enable him to meet with his client soon to discuss the case.

ABOVE: The Lawyer was seen leaving the suspect house in Damansara Heights after a strategic session with the family

Reporters who had gathered at the house of the political analyst early this morning found the front gate locked and the doors and windows shut though two cars were seen parked at the front. Meanwhile in SHAH ALAM, prosecuting officers from the Attorney-General's Chambers, officers and personnel from Bukit Aman Forensics Department and officers from the Survey and Mapping Department inspected the place again where the Mongolian woman, a 28-year-old freelance model from Ulan Bator, was killed and her body blown up with explosives.

The officers and personnel from Bukit Aman Forensics Department arrived in a four-wheel-drive vehicle and were seen entering the area at about 9am. Fifteen minutes later, the officers from the Survey and Mapping Department arrived in a four-wheel-drive vehicle of the department. Shortly afterwards, a dark blue four-wheel-drive vehicle was seen bringing the prosecuting officers. Their visit to the area is said to be for a closer inspection of the place where Altantunya is believed to have been shot and her body blown up with three grenades. The reporters were prohibited from entering the alleged scene of the crime by plainclothes policemen. An unmarked while (see this SPELLING Check MISTAKE, IF you DON’T Read thru properly) Proton Wira car was parked across the road leading to the area. Altantuya reportedly came to Malaysia on Oct 6 with her younger sister and a cousin to look for the Malaysian man who is said to have had a sexual affair with her which resulted in the birth of a boy, now 16 months old. She is said to have had the affair about two years ago after she met up with the Malaysian in Mongolia. Altantuya is said to have come to Malaysia to ask for money to seek treatment for her son and met the man on Oct 19, the last day that she was seen alive. After Altantuya failed to return to the hotel where they were staying, her younger sister and cousin reported the matter to the police here and sought help from the Mongolian embassy in Bangkok. Following the report, three police personnel, one of them attached to the Special Action Unit, were detained to help in the investigation into the murder. Police then found body parts at the scene of the alleged crime in Puncak Alam. The 46-year-old political analyst was remanded yesterday.
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PM Orders Thorough Probe Into Mongolian Model's Murder Altantuya Shaariibuu; November 09, 2006 15:28 PM

Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi: "Nobody is above the law. That should be remembered,"

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has ordered the police to conduct a thorough probe into the murder of a beautiful Mongolian freelance model. The Prime Minister said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan informed him about the murder of 28-year-old Altantuya Shaariibuu. "I told the IGP he had to investigate the case thoroughly and properly. "Nobody is above the law. That should be remembered," he said when asked to comment on the high-profile murder that took place about two weeks ago. The police have detained a 46-year-old prominent political analyst who heads a local think-tank and remanded him for five days from yesterday to facilitate investigation. On the involvement of police personnel in the murder, Abdullah, who is also Internal Security Minister, said action must be taken against anybody found guilty under the law. Three police personnel -- a chief inspector, a lance corporal and a constable -- have also been remanded to assist investigation into the gruesome killing of Altantuya, who was shot before her body was blown up to bits in a secondary jungle in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam. The woman arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 9 with her sister and a cousin in search of the political analyst whom she claimed fathered her 16-month-old son. Altantuya's case came to light after her sister lodged a police report following her disappearance on Oct 21. Police identified the political analyst, who is said to have befriended the deceased a few years ago, as a suspect.

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MORE UPDATE 4 & PICS: Nov 9th 06; 4.30 am
TV3 INTERVIEW with the Mongolian Consul

Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi ( Honorary Consul, Mongolian Embassy, KL) said: “They have been to Europe, Gifts were given, jewellery bought in Malaysia. Tickets were booked by suspect to Shanghai & South Africa in March 2005. How can this be extortion?


"When I spoke to the family in Mongolia, US30,000 had been credited to victim's account. I am just wondering, if you say no why did you sponsored her travels, why did you credit US30,000 into her account? Let’s be rational as humans.”

"Can I say somebody that I do not know the girl, when my photograph on bed is being held by the girl? And all these evidence of being sponsored."

ABOVE & BELOW: Is this ANNA's sister or cousin helping with the investigation?
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Mongolian Murder Victim's Father Coming Here With Grandson; November 08, 2006 21:18 PM KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 8 (Bernama) -- The father of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu, victim of a gruesome murder, is expected to arrive here over the next few days accompanied by his 16 month-old grandson. The baby boy is said to be the result of an illicit love affair between the Mongolian woman and a local prominent political analyst.

Honorary consul of the Mongolian embassy in Malaysia Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi said Altantuya's father (name not available) is expected to arrive in Malaysia for DNA testing to ascertain whether the political analyst is the father of the baby boy. "Both are being brought here with cooperation of the Mongolian embassy in Bangkok. I was informed of this by the Mongolian embassy last night. "They will be accompanied by a senior embassy official," he told Bernama when contacted, here Wednesday. He added preparation was being made to bring them from Ulan Bator, the Mongolian capital. "I cannot reveal when they will be arriving here for their own safety," he added. Syed Abdul Rahman said police have asked Altantuya's father to identify her remains. He added Altantuya's family members in Mongolia were also in regular contact with the embassy to get the latest development on the tragedy that has attracted the foreign media. "They were shocked and saddened by what happened to Altantuya, what more it involved the police who are entrusted with keeping the peace," he added. Syed Abdul Rahman said Altantuya's sister, Burmaa Shariibuu, came to his office on Oct 28 to discuss about her (Altantuya's) disappearance before lodging a police report. The gruesome murder of Altantuya alias @ Aminah, 28, a part-time model received wide media coverage after it was revealed that she had been shot and then blown up with three hand grenades at the Subang dam in Puncak Alam, near Shah Alam two weeks ago. Altantuya came to Malaysia on Oct 6 with a sister and cousin to look for a man said to be the father of her 16 month baby boy conceived during a torrid love affair. She is said to be involved in the illicit love affair with the political analyst who is also head of a local political think-tank. They met in Mongolia two years ago. Altantuya is believed to have tried to ask for money to treat the baby boy and met up with the political analyst on Oct 19, the last day she was seen alive. When she did not turn up, the sister and cousin lodged a police report and sought help from the Mongolian embassy in Bangkok. Based on the report, three police personnel, including one attached to the Special Action Unit were detained to assist in investigation. Police later recovered pieces of body parts at a dam in Puncak Alam, near Shah Alam. The magistrate's court today remanded the 46 year-old political analyst for five days to assist in investigation. Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan has directed police to conduct a thorough investigation and haul the culprits before the law.

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Top Malaysian analyst pleads innocence over model's murder - from Channelnewsasia, 8th Nov 2006

A top political analyst close to senior politicians was being detained for five days as part of a police investigation into the abduction and murder of a French-trained Mongolian model, his lawyer said Wednesday. "I had a short interview with Abdul Razak Baginda this morning at the court and I am relieved to hear that he is in no way involved in the abduction or murder," Shafie Abdullah told AFP. "He is being investigated for the abduction and murder. Abdul Razak is being detained for five days until Sunday. "He pleads innocence," he said, adding Abdul was picked up by police on Tuesday. Shafie also said Abdul Razak knew one of the policemen detained in the investigation. Abdul Razak is the executive director of the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre, a leading private think-tank in Malaysia, and provides regular commentary on the ruling United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)
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Top political analyst arrested! Explosive end to affair that turned sour; NST
08 Nov 2006; Tony Emmanuel; An affair gone sour. A woman spurned. Blackmail. Murder...Prominent think-tank head and three police personnel likely to be charged today.

KUALA LUMPUR: The country was abuzz yesterday after a prominent political analyst was arrested in connection with the abduction and brutal murder of a Mongolian woman. The New Straits Times understands that Attantuya Shariibu @ Aminah allegedly demanded US$500,000 (RM1.85 million) as payment after he signalled the end of their affair. She claimed that she had given birth to his child and threatened to go public if her demand was not met. After checking and finding her claim to be false, he lodged a police report last month. What happened next is a bit murky but three police personnel — including two from the Special Action Squad — have been arrested and are likely to be charged with murder. It is believed that she was shot execution-style somewhere in Puncak Alam before her body was placed over some explosives and detonated. Using a battery of metal detectors, sniffer dogs and post- blast investigation equipment, police personnel examined a shallow grave and surrounding areas for nearly eight hours. They found a handful of bone fragments. Aminah’s case came to light after Aminah’s sister lodged a missing person’s report on Oct 21. In it, she identified the political analyst as a suspect. Bit by bit, the police dug and managed to put together a mosaic of what took place. They learnt that she and the analyst — who runs a think- tank — were introduced to each other at a party abroad a few years ago. They struck up a relationship and had been seeing each other off and on abroad. Several months ago, the analyst told her that he wanted to end the relationship. Early last month, Aminah, her sister and cousin turned up in Kuala Lumpur. She hired a private investigator to obtain as much information about the analyst. She also bombarded him with SMSes. She attempted to visit him at his office and home in Damansara but was prevented by security staff. The analyst also engaged the services of a security consultant to make sure that she did not continue to harass him. On Oct 19, she showed up outside his home and created a ruckus. Her sister said that Aminah did not return to their hotel in Chinatown and lodged a police report two days later.

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Anna the model from Mongolia was blown to bits in Subang Dam area, Puncak Alam,. May her soul RIP. Death is just a night to her soul.

She lived before, and will again, and in her new life, in her terms, springs out of the old, and is growing in the old and contained within it as the seed is already contained within the flower.
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UPDATE 3, 8^th NOV 06, 13:28pm
November 08, 2006 12:19 PM

Political Analyst Remanded Over Mongolian Murder
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 8 (Bernama) -- The magistrate's court here Wednesday ordered the remand of a prominent political analyst linked to the gruesome murder of a 28-year-old Mongolian woman. Magistrate Manira Mohd Nor allowed the application from the police for the five-day remand beginning today against the analyst, who heads a local think-tank, at 9.15am.

ABOVE & BELOW: The correct suspect seen (images are of poor quality, but his profile is the same as the handsome one below) on the way to car this morning at the court and is being charged under Section 365 of the Penal Code which carries a MAXIMUM of 7 years jail & Fine. This is justice! (see Channelasia interview (above) with lawyer)

APOLOGY , the earlier TWO photos (in red shirt) similar to one above is the STAR's Video Cameraman in Action Holding a Professional Video Cam (see comment below pointing to the error)

The man in his forties, who was accompanied in court by his lawyer Datuk Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, was remanded under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder investigation. Police Criminal Investigation Department director Datuk Christopher Wan Soo Kee, when contacted by Bernama, said that a thorough investigation would be carried out today on the case. "Now let the police do their job. The past two days I have been answering calls from the media regarding the case.

"We hope to solve this as soon as possible and it is too early to say anything. Give us time," he said. Two police officers, one of them a woman, were detained and remanded last week in connection with the case. Yesterday, a police constable was picked up and remanded for investigation into the murder of the Mongolian woman, Anna Ana Ang alias Altantuya Shaariibuu alias Aminah, a freelance model, who is believed to have had an affair with the political analyst. Anna, 28, who was reported to have befriended the analyst when he was in Mongolia last year, is believed to have been shot to death and her body blown up with three hand grenades at the Subang dam, Puncak Alam in Shah Alam two weeks ago. The woman flew to Malaysia on Oct 6 together with her sister and cousin in search of a man, the father of her 16-month-old son. When she went missing on Oct 19, her sister and cousin lodged a police report and later sought help from the Mongolian embassy in Bangkok. Acting on the report, police detained three suspects, who led them to an area in Puncak Alam where some body parts, believed to be that of the Mongolian woman, were found scattered in the area.

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UPDATE 2 : Nov 08 06; 11:00am; and from SINGAPORE Straits Times... the Political Analyst and MORE Crime scene pictures below. In life nothing is shocking as everything is possible for the experience and lesson learned; if not in one life time then come back for the next.

He is of mixed parentage, mother a chinese.

08/11: Shock waves over detention of Najib's close aide; By Leslie Lau; The Straits Times.
POLITICAL and intellectual circles here are abuzz with talk of the detention of one of their own in an investigation into the death of a Mongolian woman. Abdul Razak Baginda, who is in his 40s, is a close associate of Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak. He set up the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre (MSRC) in 1993, a private think tank specialising in defence and strategic issues, when Datuk Seri Najib was first appointed Malaysian Defence Minister. He is said to be in the inner circle of Datuk Seri Najib's supporters and aides and has been frequently quoted in Malaysian and international publications.
'I am in shock. I do not know why he has been arrested and how he can be involved,' said a close associate of Mr Abdul Razak, who declined to be named. Mr Abdul Razak is well-known not just in Malaysia but also among the region's many research organisations for his moderate views on politics and security issues. The suggestion of involvement in any extramarital affairs is a shock to many who know the man. Mr Abdul Razak is married with children, and is known to be obsessed with his work in the MSRC. He is also a regular on the lecture and seminar circuit and a talk show host on national television. His qualification as a stellar analyst is backed up by his qualifications. He was previously the Head of Strategic Studies and International Relations at the Armed Forces Defence College here. He is a graduate of King's College London and is a member of the World Economic Forum's (Davos) Global Leaders for Tomorrow as well as the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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The NST has a more detailed account of the events that led to the killing

KUALA LUMPUR: Private investigators, a penchant for life in the fast lane and blackmail... these are among startling disclosures police are uncovering as they dig deeper into the alleged abduction and murder of Attantuya Shariibu @ Aminah. The New Straits Times team yesterday spoke to several sources to piece together the sequence of events leading to the arrest of three police personnel and a prominent political strategist.
Oct 9: Aminah, her sister Altantuya and their cousin check into a hotel in the city’s Chinatown district.
Oct 10: They have a meeting with a private investigator whose services they have engaged. His brief was simple: Gather as much information about the political analyst, where he stayed, where he worked and his routine. The investigator went to work and his clients spent the next few days as tourists. They also made numerous telephone calls from their hotel to the private investigator to get updates. Several days later, the investigator meets up with the political analyst at his office and allegedly makes certain demands on behalf of his client.
Oct 15: Political analyst lodges a police report, alleging that he was being intimidated by certain individuals. Several days later, Aminah turns up at the building where the analyst’s office is housed but is turned away by a security guard. Allegedly told the guard to pass a message to the analyst, claiming that she had given birth to his child.
Oct 19: Aminah and her sister turn up at the prominent personality’s home in Bukit Damansara in a taxi. A security consultant hired by the analyst allegedly stops her from entering the house, and warns her to leave. She persists. The security consultant threatens to call the police. She leaves in a taxi and returns to the hotel. Several hours later, she leaves the hotel. That was the last time she was seen alive.
Oct 21: Altantuya lodges a police report, saying that her sister, Aminah, had gone missing. She also identifies the prominent personality as a prime suspect. The personality also lodges a police report alleging he had been the victim of a major extortion, and had been harassed by unidentified individuals. Police begin probe. A woman detective from the anti-vice and gaming branch in Petaling Jaya is arrested.
Oct 26: A Chief Inspector from the Special Action Squad at Federal police headquarters is the second personnel nabbed.
Nov 6: Police seize closed-circuit surveillance camera recordings from the hotel where the women had been residing. A third police personnel is taken into custody.
Nov 7: A police party arrest the analyst at his office in Jalan Ampang. After combing an area near Puncak Alam in Shah Alam, forensic team find bone fragments believed to be that of Aminah's

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KUALA LUMPUR: Police have picked up a prominent political analyst attached with a politically well-connected think-tank for questioning over the gruesome murder of a Mongolian model whose body was blown to bits. The man, who is in his 40s, was taken from his office in Ampang here by several policemen at about 10am yesterday. The private think-tank conducts research and prints publications on politics, economics, defence and international relations. The analyst is being detained at the federal police headquarters in Bukit Aman where he is assisting a special task force set up to probe the murder of 28-year-old Altantuya Shaariibuu. The analyst is expected to be remanded today. Altantuya, who goes by the name Anna and said to be a stunning beauty from Ulaanbaatar, arrived in Kuala Lumpur about a month ago. She reportedly went missing about three weeks ago. Sources said a report lodged by her sister and cousin led to the arrest of three police personnel – a chief inspector, a woman detective and a corporal with the Special Action Force or SAF, more commonly known as the Unit Tindakan Khas.The corporal is part of a pool of SAF members used to guard VIPs and other dignitaries.

All three police personnel have been remanded by the police. Yesterday, magistrate Azniza Mohd Ali ordered the remand of the corporal while the chief inspector and woman detective were remanded on Thursday. On Monday, more than 40 police officers, including those from the Forensic Department, went to the crime scene at Subang Dam, Puncak Alam in Selangor, where they found bone fragments believed to be that of Altantuya in some bushes. Police believe she was shot twice and her body blown to bits. It is understood that C4 explosives were used to blow up her body in an effort to destroy evidence.

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UPDATE1 : Nov 07 06; 22:00pm

Constable Remanded A Week Over Mongolian Woman's Murder; November 07, 2006 21:55 PM KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- A police constable has been remanded for a week from Tuesday to help in the investigation into the murder of a Mongolian woman said to be linked to a local political analyst. Magistrate Azniza Mohd Ali allowed the application for the remand against the policeman, who is attached to the escort branch. Two police officers and a police personnel, one of them a woman, have been detained in connection with the murder of the woman, Anna Ana Ang alias Al Tantuya alias Aminah, 28, who is believed to have had a brief sexual encounter with a Malaysian man. She is believed to have been killed and her body blown up with a hand grenade. Anna is said to have had a brief sexual encounter with the Malaysian man when he visited Mongolia last year. The affair resulted in a baby being born in Mongolia this year. It is learnt that Anna and two female friends from her country came to Malaysia early last month to meet up with the man, who is married with children.

At about 1 pm Tuesday, police found pieces of the woman's body near the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam. The area has been declared out of bounds to the public, including the media. The pieces of body and other evidence were retrieved with the help of the Bukit Aman Forensics Unit and Tracker Dog Unit from 9 am to 5 pm. Police declined to inform the media where the body parts were being taken to after they were retrieved from the dam area.

ABOVE: The actual spot where the body was blasted and burned out and a close-up view (BELOW). Reports indicated fragmenyts of bones & other body parts were recovered from here

A check by Bernama at the place where the body parts were found, some two kilometres from the main road, revealed traces of a fire (see above) that might have been caused by an explosion. CID Director Datuk Christopher Wan Soo Kee, when contacted, said Bukit Aman had taken over the case to continue with the investigation. "We cannot reveal the progress in our investigation of the case because it can interfere with our probe, and there are many aspects of the investigation to be carried out," he said. He said the police would issue a statement to the media once they have gathered sufficient evidence.
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Mongolia Embassy Keeping Tab On Its Citizen's Case; November 07, 2006 18:47 PM By D. Arul Rajoo BANGKOK, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- The Mongolia Embassy in Bangkok has instructed its honorary consul in Kuala Lumpur to follow up on the murder case of a Mongolian woman whose body parts were found scattered in some bushes in Puncak Alam, near Shah Alam, Monday. An embassy official said they were aware of the murder investigations after been notified by its Honorary Consul Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman Alhabshi two days ago. "Datuk Syed Abdul Rahman informed us about the murder of a woman believed to be our citizen. We don't have much information regarding the case at this moment as we are still waiting for more details from him," the official told Bernama.

He said the embassy here, also accredited to Malaysia, had notified the Mongolian Foreign Ministry about the case. In Kuala Lumpur, two police officers and a member of the force, one of them a woman, have been detained in connection with the murder of the woman who is believed to have had an affair with a Malaysian man. Anna Ana Ang is believed to have been murdered and her remains blown up with a grenade. Anna, who was in her 30s, is said to have had a brief sexual encounter with the Malaysian man when he visited Mongolia last year. The affair resulted in a baby born in Mongolia this year.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- Police this morning summoned a man to give a statement at the Kuala Lumpur police contingent headquarters to assist in a Mongolian woman's murder investigation. Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Sulaiman Yusof said the man was likely to be remanded to help in the investigation. "Police are waiting for evidence prepared by the forensics, and we expect all the evidence will be ready as late as this evening," he told Bernama here Tuesday. Two police officers and a member of the force, one of them a woman, have been detained in connection with the murder of the Mongolian woman who is believed to have had an affair with a Malaysian man. The victim, Anna Ana Ang, is believed to have been murdered and her remains blown up with a grenade. Anna, who was in her 30s, is said to have had a brief sexual encounter with the Malaysian man when he visited Mongolia last year. The affair resulted in a baby born in Mongolia this year. It is learnt that Anna and two female friends from her country came to Malaysia early last month to meet up with the man, who is already married with children. Meanwhile, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan said police had confirmed that they had detained the three police personnel to assist in the investigation. He did not want any speculation on the case that could jeopardise the investigation being conducted. "We may detain some more people to assist in the investigation, but please do not speculate, and I do not want to reveal how many more will be detained," he told reporters after officiating at a History Narration and Home Guard Force Exhibition here.

MORE PICTURES From the CRIME SCENE: At the Burnt-out SPOT Fragments of Bones were recovered. The Man involved was arrested and remanded for Questioning. IGP Tan Sri Musa was tight-lipped and refused to give details.
The political analyst was summoned and asked to give a statement today (see the arrest in the STAR below) to help further investigation & probably will be remanded today (8th Nov)

The IGP was extremely tight-lipped and refused to give details and stated there should be no speculation so as not to jeopardize police investigation. Meanwhile, police have gathered sufficient information and details are expected late today.Meanwhile hordes of reporters and cameramen were at the crime scene which is located 2 km form the main road and is accessible by 4-wheeled vehicles. The following are some of the latest satellite pictures.

ABOVE: The entrance to the dam area was cordoned off by the police except for authorised personnel & police vehicles (BELOW)

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ABOVE: The dirt tract leading to the actual crime scene (2 km from the main road) and accessible by 4-wheeled vehicles becuae the rainy seasons have rendered the roads muddy (BELOW)
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ABOVE: A closer view of the burnt-out spot and BELOW: Looks like fragments of clothings still on the tree branches
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ABOVE & BELOW: The Police bomb squad carry out tests to determine the nature of explosive used
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ABOVE: The forensic team was busy gathering vital information and once obtained are placed in yellow envelopes and put into their van (BELOW)
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The Malaysian is believed to be a prominent political analyst in Malaysia and the case is linked to a multi-million extortion attempt. It looks like the woman had been asking too much as compensation and in the end lost her life. Bukit Aman has not issued any statement so far. On Sunday evening 40 police personnel including those from the forensic department went to the crime scene in Subang Dam, Puncak Alam in Selangor to gather evidence.
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Malaysian's Mongolian Lover Shot, Blown Up By Hitmen; Nov. 07, 2006 01:07 AM

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Three police officers, one of them a woman, have been arrested in connection with the murder of a Mongolian woman believed to have had an affair with a Malaysian man. The victim, Anna Ana Ang, was believed to have been fatally shot and her remains blown up with a grenade.

ABOVE & BELOW: 40 police personnel were at the crime scene in Subang Dam, Puncak Alam, Selangor on Sunday to look for the remains of the Mongolian woman. They came in cars, 4-wheeled drive, Suv etc


Anna, who was in her 30s, was said to have had a brief sexual encounter with the Malaysian man when he visited Mongolia last year. The affair resulted in a baby being born in Mongolia this year. It is learnt that Anna and two female friends from her country came to Malaysia early last month to meet up with the man, who was already married with children.

ABOVE: The Forensic van was parked closed to the area of the exploded body and the personnel (BELOW) were ready for the search


They visited his home in Damansara Heights on Oct 9 to discuss matters. However, things didn't go too well and the man called up three police officers to "escort" Anna away. Her friends were then told to leave while the matter was being "settled". However, when Anna did not return to their hotel after a few days, her friends became worried. They went to report the matter to the Mongolian consulate in Thailand. They also lodged a report at the Brickfields police station here.

ABOVE: Late into the evening with headlights on and after all the evidence were gathered the forensic van finally left (BELOW); As the Body was not intact, there was body bag to be seen.


Following the report, the Mongolian consulate in Thailand contacted Malaysian police to seek help in the search for its missing citizen. Aided by details provided by Anna's friends, police have detained a chief inspector and lance corporal to help with investigation. They were both remanded for a week last week. Interrogation results led to the arrest of a third police officer, also a chief inspector, who was arrested Monday. Police were unable to detain him earlier as he was on duty overseas. A search for Anna's body is now being carried out at the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam. Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Sulaiman Mohd Yusof, when contacted, confirmed the search but remained tight-lipped otherwise.

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And here is the STAR Brief report; Nation

Political analyst held in connection with murder; Tuesday November 7, 2006

News Update by Lourdes Charles of The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have picked up a prominent political analyst of a well-connected private think tank for questioning over the gruesome murder of a Mongolian woman. The man, in his 40s, was taken from his office in Ampang by several policemen at about 10am Tuesday, following the arrest of three policemen implicated in the killing of the 28 year old woman, whose body was also reportedly blown up with plastic explosives. The three police personnel detained earlier were a chief inspector, a woman detective and corporal attached to the Special Action Force, a commando squad set up to protect VIPs. The corporal who was on duty with the Prime Minister in Pakistan was asked to return earlier than the Prime Minster’s entourage and was nabbed at the airport.

The analyst, who has written books on politics, defence and foreign affairs, is regarded as one of the top intellectuals in the country. He has served senior politicians in an advisory capacity. Police are probing the relationship between the man and the woman who was believed to have been shot and her remains blown up with explosives near the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam, Selangor.
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For further hints on this well known analyst (there are NOT many around), check here
where there are a lot of "deleted wild innunendos"
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