WORSE IS YET TO COME FOR NAJIB: WORLD AUTHORITIES TO PROBE DEATHS LINKED TO PM'S SCORPENES, 1MDB NEXT?

Now that authorities in the United States have begun their probe into 1MDB, it is timely for them and international authorities to re-open and investigate the murders of part-time model and translator, the Mongolian national, Altantuya Sharribu, the assassination of Ambank founder, Hussain Najadi and the death of deputy public prosecutor, Kevin Anthony Morais, and the untimely demise of a private investigator better known as PI Bala.

Many Malaysians who have been following the unfolding drama of each of their deaths are left with more questions to ask as they are dissatisfied with the way and manner local enforcement agencies have gone about to solve the mystery of these deaths.

In the high profile case of Altantuya, who was killed by being blown up with explosives, her father, Sharribu Setev has been appealing to the international authorities to investigate further his implication of Najib and his wife Rosmah in her death which the local law enforcement agencies were loathe to pursue.

Pascal Najadi, has gone on a barrage of criticism (including on this news portal), alleging that his father, Hussain Najadi, was slain because of his disclosure that Najib had huge amounts of money in his personal banking accounts which was the direct result of corruption.

Charles Morais, elder brother of Kevin Anthony Morais, who fled to Atlanta, Georgia in the United States has claimed that his younger brother Kevin, the deputy prosecutor, was on the verge of charge-sheeting Najib for crimes committed in the 1MDB saga when he was brutally killed during the tenure of Gani Patail as the attorney-general of Malaysia.

In the case of PI Bala, his widow is bemoaning over his untimely demise as she feels that he was actually murdered in the process of receiving treatment at a public hospital for a heart ailment.

All four individuals in this case were supposedly having a direct link with atrocities and wrongdoings done by Najib who in Malaysia many Malaysians perceive to be above the laws of the land.

The dead cry for justice

It is beyond any doubt that the local law enforcement agencies are guilty of a grave miscarriage of justice in the due process of law in investigating the deaths of these people whom superstitious Malaysians believe are crying for justice and for their untimely deaths to be avenged.

Many Malaysians believe their spirits have yet to be appeased and this is the reason why a once-proud and prospering nation is steadily now going to the dogs.

There is a cry for justice not only from these quadruple deaths but also from many millions of Malaysians who have given hope of fair play, justice and meritocracy being implemented in this country as it has made a paradigm shift seemingly from being a democracy to a police state.

This is why even for opposition lawmakers, there is virtually nothing they can do to right the wrong of oppression on the 'rakyat' other than to appeal for help from the international authorities to set Malaysia back on the track of being a democracy by their timely intervention.

More and more Malaysian individuals and organizations are leaking information and confidential data that are acts of whistle-blowing which the Barisan Nasional (BN) government charge are highly-classified information or "rahsia" (top secret).

These whistle blowers are hauled and charged with crimes of wrongdoing against the government when in actual fact they are bravely revealing the truth and disclosing acts of corruption by the leaders of this country.

Malaysians cry bitterly for justice

It has really come to the point where it looks as if the 'rakyat' are in direct confrontation with the authorities of this country who act high-handed and in a brazen, arrogant manner that is set to lead to chaos and confusion in the country.

There has been a severe breach of trust, the people's confidence in the BN government is at an all-time low and where previously there were many Malaysians who were sitting on the fence, the United States opening the can of worms on 1MDB have convinced them that Najib has a lot of answering to do.

But Najib is being shielded and protected by local law enforcement agencies who act in his favor and by the civil service in which he has made sure that he is only surrounded by sycophants who are there to abide by his wishes.

Never has the country moaned so bitterly and in such travail and anguish over the on-going specter of corruption in this country which has destroyed the Quality-of-Life and created such tensions and strife for which the governing authorities are to blame and to which Malaysians say prayers openly for respite from their suffering. - MAILBAG