TWO closed-circuit television videos showing top graft-buster Dzulkifli Ahmad and a married woman holding hands and going into a restaurant in Bali have surfaced, despite his denials and allegations of a smear campaign by the opposition or gambling syndicates.
The one minute 40 seconds video was uploaded on the YouTube video-sharing site yesterday with links to a blog containing posts with accusations of a top Umno leader orchestrating a cover-up of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner’s extramarital affair.
In the video, a man who appears to look like Dzulkifli is holding hands with the woman while coming out of a hotel in Bali. The video was then repeated in slow-motion. Another clip in the video showed the couple in a restaurant.
The remainder of the video showed the room where Dzulkifli allegedly stayed while in Bali last July and a clip of his assistant bringing out luggage.
Previous video clips have shown flight tickets, hotel registration papers and other pictures of the couple in Bali and luggage being carted out of a hotel.
Dzulkifli finally addressed rumours of his alleged extramarital affair last Tuesday, linking the claims to “dirty and disgusting attacks” by unnamed people.
But the MACC chief did not directly confirm nor deny the alleged affair with the woman, said to be a legal manager in government-linked firm. She and her husband divorced last month and has denied the affair.
The YouTube site containing the video clip is now linked to a blog with posts on the alleged extramarital affair. One of the posts accused a top Umno leader of leading a cover-up in order to conceal his own graft case.
One post also contained allegations of a concerted campaign by Umno leaders with the MACC chief against Parti Warisan Sabah leader Shafie Apdal, claiming that several of those arrested in a swoop recently were held in hotel rooms and coerced into confessing to corrupt activities.
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MACC chief commissioner Dzulkifli Ahmad has neither confirmed nor denied an affair with a woman who divorced her husband last month. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, October 19, 2017.
Another post claims that another Umno leader had given a RM10 million bribe to bring down Shafie.
Police yesterday said they are investigating the videos uploaded thus far. A police report on the first video clip was lodged by a sales executive last week.
Inspector-General of Police Mohamad Fuzi Harun said police are investigating the case for allegedly enticing a married woman with the intent of having illicit intercourse.
Those found guilty face up to two years’ jail, a fine, or both.
“Give us time to investigate this matter. It is not easy for us to detect (who is responsible), but we are trying hard to find out who it is,” he said.
– https://www.themalaysianinsight.com
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