SHAH ALAM: The High Court here was told that several items in Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan’s room were missing after the fire broke out there last year.
Lawyer Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, representing Nazrin’s wife Samirah Muzaffar and two boys accused of murdering the CEO, highlighted to fireman Mohamad Afzan Majid about a Tissot watch and foreign currencies that were nowhere to be found in the room after the June 14, 2018 fire.
To that, Afzan said he did not know about the missing items.
Shafee also showed several pictures taken by a Fire and Rescue Department officer and pictures taken by police on a handphone placed at the bedside’s table. The lawyer asked if Afzan noticed that the handphone was not seen in the police pictures.
Afzan said he agreed with the lawyer’s suggestion.
The fireman also said that house-owners and the occupants must leave the scene when a fire breaks out.
“I do not know whether there were orders from police or by my colleagues to tell the house-owner and other individuals to leave the house,” Afzan said, when questioned by Shafee about Samirah, two women and a teenager at the kitchen area.
Afzan had said that he saw two women and a baby near Samirah’s kitchen table as well as a teenage boy coming out from a room near the kitchen.
Another witness, police officer Nor Azura Sulaiman, testified that she received a call from security guard Raju Kumar Pandit on June 14 afternoon about a fire that had broken out at Nazrin’s house.
“The situation was chaotic and very noisy at the other end. I only took down Raju’s name and contact number and transferred the call to the Petaling Jaya district’s command centre,” she added.
The hearing continues before High Court judge Ab Karim Ab Rahman on Oct 3.
Another murder suspect, an Indonesian woman, Eka Wahyu Lestari, is still at large. - FMT
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