Commenting on the same matter (referring to the 'breaking in' or 'barging into' of mortuary), Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim said that the media was being used to divert attention by highlighting the incident of the deceased's family members barging into the mortuary. "What was not reported was the mortuary guard's admission that he had opened the door of the mortuary," he told a press conference on Sunday. He also said that the opposition wanted the government to form a royal commission to investigate abuse and allegations of torture of suspects under police custody. Anwar said investigations into Kugan's case must be open and independent instead of being conducted by the police themselves. He claimed that some police personnel were committing abuse and torturing suspects and these were covered up by top officials in the force. (Source: Malaysiakini)
So, people. There you have it. So much brouhaha over the so-called breaking in but now we know what was not reported. Anyway, if really there was a 'break in', it would be easy to tell. Certainly, there would be signs of forced entry right?
So, people. There you have it. So much brouhaha over the so-called breaking in but now we know what was not reported. Anyway, if really there was a 'break in', it would be easy to tell. Certainly, there would be signs of forced entry right?
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