'Kevin worked on PM and wife's case, initials on charge sheet'

The alleged draft charge sheet against Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak released by whistleblower site Sarawak Report had carried the initials of the late deputy public prosecutor Anthony Kevin Morias, claimed his brother.

In a statutory declaration (SD) today, Charles Suresh Morais said when he saw the charge sheet that appeared on the website on July 30, he recognised his brother's initials.

“After having looked at the (two-page) draft charge sheet once again, I noticed that one of them was amended and initialled.

“After studying that particular charge sheet in detail, I noticed that the initial next to the amendment made was that of my brother, Kevin. I am familiar with his signature and his initials,” he said in the SD.

Attorney-general Mohd Apandi Ali had previously dismissed the alleged draft charge sheet as false.

Charles said in his statutory declaration that he always kept in touch with Kevin, including making two or three phone calls a month and constant e-mail correspondence.

He also claimed that two to three months ago before Kevin's murder in September, he said the deputy public prosecutor told him that he had been working on a case involving Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor.

In the SD, the younger brother also claimed that Kevin (photo), who was seconded to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), had described the pair in an unfavourable light.

“He told me his phone might be tapped and to be careful what I said. That is why half our conversations were usually in Malayalam,” he said.

The MACC has been investigating the RM2.6 billion political donation and RM42 million from SRC International which were deposited into the prime minister’s personal accounts.

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