Could the murder of a banker, Hussain Ahmad Najadi by a hit man be related to the 1MDB scandal??? ( Thanks to Linda Chong for this article)
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Hussain, 75, and his wife Chong Mei Kuen, 49, were walking towards their car after discussing a property deal at a Chinese temple in Lorong Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur, when a gunman shot them at closed range.
Hussan died while Chong was injured.
The police suspect the gunman to be a hired killer. It was learnt that the police have a closed-circuit television grab of a man linked to the killing.
On Thursday, Pascal was reported to have said that his father’s murder was premeditated and that there was no property deal involved. Pascal, who holds dual Swiss and British citizenship, said an English daily had wrongly assumed that he was not cooperating with the police.
He said he was willing to cooperate with the Malaysian police but emphasised that he could not return to the country as he feared for his safety.
“I love Malaysia. I have been to the country many times since 1972 to spend school holidays with my father in Ampang Hilir. But I cannot come to the country for now as I fear for my safety,” said Pascal.
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Hussain, 75, and his wife Chong Mei Kuen, 49, were walking towards their car after discussing a property deal at a Chinese temple in Lorong Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur, when a gunman shot them at closed range.
Hussan died while Chong was injured.
The police suspect the gunman to be a hired killer. It was learnt that the police have a closed-circuit television grab of a man linked to the killing.
On Thursday, Pascal was reported to have said that his father’s murder was premeditated and that there was no property deal involved. Pascal, who holds dual Swiss and British citizenship, said an English daily had wrongly assumed that he was not cooperating with the police.
He said he was willing to cooperate with the Malaysian police but emphasised that he could not return to the country as he feared for his safety.
“I love Malaysia. I have been to the country many times since 1972 to spend school holidays with my father in Ampang Hilir. But I cannot come to the country for now as I fear for my safety,” said Pascal.
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The son of Arab-Malaysian Development Bank founder Hussain Ahmad Najadi (pic) is confident...
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