Dalam bulan puasa ini Dato perlu bercakap benar dan maklumkan apa yang telah berlaku sebenarnya kepada RM12 Juta duit pampasan yang dikutip dari keluarga dan awam yang rela memberi sumbangan itu.
This is the most silliest news, just like the 1MDB crap that has been floated by Najib.
Zahid Hamidi says the RM12 million ransom money collected to secure the four Sarawakians has been given to Philippine charities.
And Zahid says he is NOT GOING to reveal the identities of those Philippine charities.
Sudah kena OSA kah? Aiyyo mama !!
Nama Philippine charity pun boleh kena OSA kah?
Here is the news from the Malay Mail.
- RM12m ransom paid to Filipino welfare groups said Zahid
- govt does not recognise ransom, would not use funds for such purposes
- govt decided no ransom would be paid, police adhered to that
- RM12m given to SB was collected from public, family’s selling of assets
- I can confirm money was channelled not as ransom money
- but to certain bodies in the Philippines,” he added
- he could not reveal Filipino agencies that received money
- this was a police matter
- he will direct Police to issue a statement about the move
- Zahid insisted RM12m was “definitely not” kept by police
- (the Filipino recipients) are all legal agencies
- some dealing with welfare and other legal activities,” he explained
- RM12 million given to the police on May 24
- morning of June 8, taken to jetty in Sandakan at 6am
- After freeing the four, the armed men left Sabah waters
- News of their release raised questions regarding RM12m
- authorities denied paying any ransom to free the four.
- See more at: http://m.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/dpm-rm12m-given-to-filipino-charities-not-kidnappers#sthash.9zIR7r5x.dpuf
My comments :
Dato Zahid, cerita ini banyak berlobang.
The uncle of the kidnap victim said that on May 24 he gave 12 cheques of RM1.0 million each to the Police (now confirmed by Zahid) in Sandakan. He referred Hong Leong Bank.
The uncle is from Sarawak.
The money was collected in Sarawak.
I believe the cheques were Sarawak cheques.
Outstation cheques take TWO WEEKS to clear.
14 business days or 14 working days.
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays not counted.
If the cheques were given to the SB in Sandakan on May 24 and the cheques were deposited in the bank in Sandakan on the same day (May 24) it will take 14 working days to clear.
This means the cheques would clear earliest by June 10, 2016.
Now the Abu Sayyaf already released the four kidnap victims on June 8th - two days before the cheques would have cleared.
So when the Abu Sayyaf released the victims, the money was still in the bank, the cheques would not have cleared.
Since the victims were already released on June 8th, why didnt the Police just return the money back to all the donors?
Who gave the authority for the Police to give the RM12 million to Philippine charities?
And what is the connection between Philippine charities and the ransom money?
What kind of a Philippine charity would accept 'blood money'?
Money that was collected from people to free their relatives and loved ones from kidnappers?
When was the decision made to give the money to the Philippine charities?
Before or after the Abu Sayyaf released the hostages on June 8th?
Who made this decision? Zahid Hamidi the Minister?
Who decided which are the Philippine charities ?
Was it Zahid Hamidi who decided?
What was the basis for choosing these Philippine charities?
(By the way is it true that one of the Philippine charities is the "Cardinal Sin's Senior Officers Rest and Recreation Centre" in Manila ? Just wondering.)
Now here is the soalan cepu mas for Zahid Hamidi.
"Ahmad Zahid said the government does not recognise kidnap-for-ransom activities and would not use funds for such purposes".
Ok. Then why did the Special Branch (Dato Fuzi Harun, Chief of Special Branch, this implicates you) accept the RM12 million in the first place?
Kalau tak ada dasar kidnap-for-ransom, macam mana SB boleh ambil duit orang?
The Police Di Raja Malaysia is a gomen department. If it is gomen policy not to recognise kidnap-for-ransom, then why did a gomen department like the PDRM accept cheques for RM12 million which was money collected by people to pay a ransom ??
When the people in Sarawak mortgaged their houses and collected the RM12 million, they did not collect it for donation to unknown Philippine charities.
As far as they know the purpose of the money was for payment of ransom to the kidnappers of their family members.
So what type of mechanism or Standard Operating Procedure did the Special Branch use to accept RM12 million in 12 different cheques and deposit the amount into a bank account?
Whose bank account was it?
If the gomen does not recognise kidnap-for-ransom then most certainly the gomen does not have any SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) to receive any moneys - whether donation or ransom. Surely the Police cannot have bank accounts for these purposes.
So how and why did the Special Branch in Sandakan accept and bank-in 12 cheques for a total of RM12 million? Whose account was it? Masuk akaun siapa?
We have already heard the Prime Minister first deny and then acknowledge that he received RM2.6 billion donations into his private account at AmBank. But that was a political donation. That is ok - in Malaysia.
Can someone call the Philippines and find out what are these so called charities that suddenly received a windfall of RM12 million in 'blood money' from Malaysia? How many charities or agencies are involved in total? One? Two? 15?
Dato Zahid, as far as the families and the donors are concerned that was ransom money. That money is now gone. And the public does not know where that money has disappeared.
You say that money has been "donated" to Philippine charities.
How do we know that you are telling the truth?
Zahid has assigned the IGP to release a statement.
The IGP knows how to tweet.
Lets see what he says.
The Minister has put him in quite a spot.
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