Any French enquiry into the submarine deal could lead to details on an embarrassing whos who of involvement in the gruesome murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu.
Joseph Brehem (right), the French lawyer engaged by human rights NGO Suaram to look into the highly suspicious case, said Altantuya's murder was "tightly linked" to the illegal commissions issued by DCN, France's largest defence conglomerate but for French jurisdiction to make an inquiry, the crime must occur in France, to a French victim by French perpetrators, "he added, saying this is not the case with the death of the Mongolian national in 2006.
Joseph Brehem (right), the French lawyer engaged by human rights NGO Suaram to look into the highly suspicious case, said Altantuya's murder was "tightly linked" to the illegal commissions issued by DCN, France's largest defence conglomerate but for French jurisdiction to make an inquiry, the crime must occur in France, to a French victim by French perpetrators, "he added, saying this is not the case with the death of the Mongolian national in 2006.Joseph added that if for any reason, during the investigation, it is revealed that DCN members had met with (PM) Najib Tun Razak, (Abdul) Razak Baginda and Altantuya, and the meeting was linked to any corruption and commission, the judge will look into it and if the information can be used, they can use it freely, but the purpose of the enquiry cannot be to find out about the absence or presence of Altantuya at these meetings, he told Malaysiakini.
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