Updated. 

My ante is up. Too many confusing news reports. Contradictory facts. Sentences left hanging in mid-air. Conspiracies. Quotable quotes.

The Mongolian woman’s murder is a full-blown mystery!

Even Mongolian activists whom I talked to recently had this to say: this is not a simple story of a love gone sour, a woman scorned. This is what THEY want us to believe.

After talking to many, the conclusion is she must be involved in some shady deal, a deal gone VERY bad. Because you dont blow up a woman with explosives because she wants money from you.

They even said it could be an act to frame somebody, done by people who got a lot to lose by seeing Altantuya Shariibuu alive.

People are blown up into pieces with the hope that no one knows that you are gone, when you have something, that could threaten the whole structure, the status quo.

Though the papers tried to paint her as a frivolous “model, beauty, etc”, this woman speaks Russian, French, English and Chinese. A translator. She owns a travel agency? And is educated.

There were rumours which said she tried to extort money from Abdul Razak Baginda, the well-connected political analyst who was charged with abetting her murder with two other cops.

Was it extortion or money owed to her? If she knew Baginda so well and had an affair with him, why did she need private eyes to track him down? Baginda is quite a well-known figure in Malaysia.

He is not a simple, ordinary Romeo, who was silly enough not to cover his tracks after beguiling a young, impressionale beauty.

According to news reports, he was involved in deals with a top politician or was it politicians? Did the relationship between the two, or he and them, go awry? 

Did she come with information worth a lot of money, reputation and political positions? Only then the accusation of extortion would hold water.

Otherwise, we really do not know.

Also it seems naive to think that she comes to ask for money for her son, from a man who isnt connected to her child. And it was said she was pregnant, but actually she wasnt. Also the affair is said to have ended two years  ago. Something’s wrong with the timing.

The police officers’ background are really where to start looking for clues, and the C4 explosives used to blow up this most unfortunate woman, this foreigner. You can’t buy C4 explosives off the rack in Seven-Eleven, can you? I don’t think you can even buy them online.

Police also managed to find Altantuya’s remains very quickly. How? It was supposed to be done in a place and in a manner so that people shouldn’t find out easily. But quite the contrary.

In reality, it was done in a way that it could be found out – the abduction infront of the accused’s house, eye-witnesses, Atlantuya’s sms message to her sister, C4 explosives, special task force police officers as the kidnappers, remains strewn all over the jungle…

It doesn’t gel. It’s too easy and sloppy, this gruesome murder. And why would a top political analyst do such a sloppy job only to get caught? But was it also purposely done so it could be found out in a jiffy?

Yet until today, none of the news paper reports can satisfy my curiosity. Not even after The Star had invested in a reporter doing “investigate reporting” from the exotic land Mongolia.

But I would give Eddie Chua the benefit of doubt. He could have more compelling stories to tell, but perhaps with the self-censorship policies by all newspapers (something even admitted by PM Abdullah Badawi), he would have to restrain from writing those stories, and only manage to file sob-stories about her failed marriages and what not.

And how about the woman police officer who was involved in Atlantuya’s abduction infront of the accused’s house? She was not charged together with the other two. Did she escape because she provided the information?

Also the Mongolian envoy had a lot of information regarding the couple – about their love nests, money-jewelleries changing hands or rather bank accounts – to holiday itinerary. Some information are provided by the family of the woman but other info about the love-birds must have been progressively collected. But for what reason?

Seem some quarters were prepared for this?

I also heard that the accused did not have much access to his lawyers? How come? This is not fair. And yet, the lawyers maintain he is innocent. Strange.

A friend is really worried for his safety in prison. Remember Anwar Ibrahim was reportedly almost poisoned to death. Can Baginda be as strong as Anwar  if the charges were really trumped up against him?

Of course, as Baginda is being taken away, the outburst by his wife “He is not out to become the prime minister. Why are they doing this to him?” (NST, 17 November 2006)  is the key message to what this entire drama is about, some people think.

Does this mean if he is out to become the prime minister, this charge would fit him?

What a price to pay to become prime minister!

Pak Lah, perhaps it is high time you say something about this?

24 responses »

  1. hatujaranggigi says:

    pal lah is sleeping ma !!!! don’t u know that? heheheh

  2. hatujaranggigi says:

    waste u time lor urging those maggots to take action… what we can do just wiat for the next general election.. thats real….

  3. multidimid says:

    For the latest update and backgroup on this sordid case, chek it out at:
    http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2006/11/more-pics-part-3murdered-mongolian.html
    where the accused was given bail for a non-bailable offence on medical grounds and the outburst of the aggrevied father and his movie.
    Cheers

  4. bayanaa says:

    I was planning to visit your country next year for a vacation. But I have to change my mind and never go to Malaysia. Seems, that Malaysia is dengerious country for innecent Mongolian. Don’t waste your money and life in Malaysia.

    Many Mongolians carefully watching what Malaysian Court will do in this wild terrorist’s case.

  5. Eva says:

    Malaysain government ordered adn killed her, because C4

  6. Eva says:

    we will see what happend

  7. kemilia says:

    This is a complicated case for uso understand. I feel disturbed with what happenned as I Razak Baginda is an intelligent, best speakers in town.

    Something is not quite right. The powerful and rich will continue to dominate the world, but in the name of God whoever involves in the crime will not be safe in this world and hereafter.Those invloved will be haunted by the crime..daysand nites..

  8. haritz says:

    case after case, Norita case was blur now Mongolian soon the submarine will be named after her.People dont just go and buy things for the government unless being instruct by ??????? and it says the commission% come to 400b wooww means that market value only RM10 now becoming???? no wonder we dont hv money. To get money they, increase increase increase increase

  9. serie a says:

    Great site! Good luck to it’s owner!

  10. […] kes Altantuya heboh, nama Najib Tun Razak juga tak dapat dielakkan. Terutamanya apabila Razak Baginda yang […]

  11. N says:

    Only God know evrything…

  12. picipici says:

    Actually it is a simple story. Heard it from someone. Two friends. One is having an affair with the girl. Another guy is just a runner who organise meeting opportunities for the couple, of course, he may also have his own swap. Then, the couple broke off. The girl start contacting the runner asking about her lover. The runner try to clean up the mess by avoiding the girl. The girl came to Malaysia. By this time, the lover’s wife had already uncovered the affair. The wife instructed or may have influenced in the order to blow up the girl. Then, put the blame on the runner.

  13. Jackie says:

    This episode has to involve someone very high up in the government. It has to pull in all the resources to run the script.

    Unfortunately for this top man, those entrusted to carry out the execution do not get it properly implemented. This is to god’s will, but the reality is more likely they are not exactly rehearse for this event. Further more, they are so confident that no body will pursue this case given the position of the chief director behind the scene. No body will be able to complaint too laudly locally with the tamed media, weak opposition; after all, they have conducted six presumably similar execution, and not investigated; no case! So the slip set in… However, this time the victim is one foreigner, and the rule of the game has shifted somewhat…

    All this certainly point to Najib as the behind the scene director…!

    Should all Malaysia be shamed worldwide simply because of one cold blooded politician’s evil act? Dear fellow Malaysians, time to decide…

  14. wits0 says:

    Jackie, a people always get the govenment they deserve, especially where a government is an elected one. In enabling that, for whatever reasons there may be, a people must be deemed to have contributed their collective effort towards creating the common Reality. at any rate the true believers in the System did, no matter how remotre their conntributuion appears to be….apart from voting, also by sentiments.

    So I should say, they morally do share in the shame, some definitely more than others. The sooner that is acknowledged, the better for individual soul searching and soul cleansing, if any.

  15. M says:

    It is a sad story. However, most of the stuff that are written about Altantuya are false. She wasn’t a model, she wasn’t educated …barley completed a high school and may be some language training, and she was about average looking (may seem pretty only in Malaysia)…No offense, but she was just one of those girls who’d do anything for money and live like moths that end up burning themselves in a candle.

  16. wits0 says:

    M: “but she was just one of those girls who’d do anything for money and live like moths that end up burning themselves in a candle.”

    How to ascertain that? Otherwise is a bad conclusion easily used to lessen the guilt for her murder and her worth as a human being in the esteem of the public.

  17. wits0 says:

    Considering that Altantunya has no child born out of wedlock with any alleged affair with any suspect in the case, how strong would have been her basis for blackmailing on this basis? The rest of the icing on the cake along this line of her personal life is actually less pertinent.

  18. M says:

    By no means I tried to justify her murder. That was horrible, to say the least, to orphan two young children and kill someone that young. Nor that I tried to make false claims about the deceased. I have no reason to do that, especially for her children. However, the truth is she wasn’t educated, she wasn’t a model, she wasn’t a businesswoman and she was a someone who earned her living through affairs with married man! She was known to come to her high school dance in fishnet top no bra under, chain smoking and heavy partying when she was barley 15…

  19. The Watcher says:

    Almost each and everyone of you are debating what you read from the papers and sad to say, believing it. The actual truth isn’t what you might think. First, she is not a beggar for the money despite how the first witness and the accussed painted her. Theirs stories and testimonials is full of holes! Second, what Susan wrote has a much stronger sustance to the spin the malaysian medias was given. Everything come down to betrayal because of money. It seem when the amount is too BIG, even murder can be expected to retain it from going to someone else, even when it’s rightfully hers! And the love affair? This is just an illussions thought up to divert the real attention. Besides, this is more dramatic, presumptive and creates an atmosphere for debates and like idiots, malaysian believe it. And did he gaves her money? It is her fees! Her rightful payment. Her mistakes was not being wise enough to an old f@(*)(c)g manipulator.

    The truth will break out. But, let see how the government want to play it.

  20. whatever says:

    bayanaa, are you stupid? it’s just the same with every country. it’s just the thing happened to take place here in malaysia. why burmaa (amy) introduced razak to altantuya in the first place? i should be worrying about going to mongolia too, or bhutan, or bosnia, anywhere. things can happen. there are criminals and people hiding behind a wool anywhere. in the united states, the great britain, anywhere.

  21. whatever says:

    And one more thing, i DON’T think altantuya is really that educated or anything in that matter. Read what she wrote (if it’s her at all) on the letter and notes found by burmaa. the english is (very) broken. it’s basic english like the use of “have” or “has”. —and she was “a translator”?! I have my doubts about everything now.

  22. gool says:

    every country have their oln slang and their english like malaysia manlish,india inlish,singapore singlish soo do u think the writing is important or the understanding is is important?!!!

  23. bennet says:

    its is the world not only malaysia but all over the world

  24. billauchris says:

    The evidences are confusing, distorted, embelished and concorted. I cannot see how the prosecutor can prove the case beyond a shadow of doubt.

    The verdict is already a foregone conclusion. So I agree with the subject, why spend good money for thrash news.

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