Samirah Muzaffar (Nazrin Hassan widow) komplen lagi

bomohsiam · Post time 13-12-2018 11:28 PM

Cradle Fund CEO’s widow accuses cops of being ‘unfair’ in murder probe
Alfian Z.M. Tahir
Updated 11 hours ago · Published on 13 Dec 2018 11:00AM · 1 Comments
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Samirah Muzaffar's teenage sons were detained in September over their stepfather's murder. Their mother lodged a complaint with the office of the deputy public prosecutor over their treatment. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, December 13, 2018.

POLICE have been accused of being “unfair” and “overzealous” in their investigations into the murder of Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan.

The accusation is made by Nazrin’s widow, Samirah Muzaffar, through a representation made to the office of the deputy public prosecutor, sources told The Malaysian Insight.

“The representation was made after Samirah’s two teenage sons were detained by police in the course of investigations,” a source said.

“Samirah complained that her sons were traumatised from the ordeal of having been locked up and later suffered ridicule from their schoolmates.”

Copies of the representation were also sent to the Kuala Lumpur High Court, Selangor police chief and the Attorney-General’s Chambers, the source said.

The sons, aged 17 and 14, from Samirah’s first marriage, were picked up from the home of their grandfather, political scientist Chandra Muzaffar, in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, in September.

Police were granted a seven-day remand order after the discovery of puncture wounds on Nazrin’s neck, believed to have been caused by arrows. Reports had also suggested that the boys had an interest in archery.

The teenagers were released after two days following an appeal.

After their release, police picked up Samirah’s sister and brother-in-law. The first to get arrested were Samirah and former husband.

Investigations have now come to a standstill as police wait for the results of the second post-mortem.

Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan’s body was exhumed from the Kota Damansara cemetery on October 8 after his family lodged a police report alleging that the first post-mortem was flawed. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, December 13, 2018.
Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan’s body was exhumed from the Kota Damansara cemetery on October 8 after his family lodged a police report alleging that the first post-mortem was flawed. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, December 13, 2018.
The second post-mortem came about after Nazrin’s family lodged a police report alleging that the first was flawed.

Pathologists are still analysing the findings from the second autopsy conducted at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre.

Nazrin was found dead in his bedroom, which caught fire, in Mutiara Damansara on June 14, a day before Hari Raya.

His family said his handphone had exploded, causing the blaze. Cradle Fund also issued a statement saying its CEO died of injuries attributed to an exploding handphone charging next to the bed.

Police later reclassified the case as murder after traces of petrol were found on the body.

Police are also looking for an Indonesian maid who worked in Nazrin’s house at the time of the murder.

She went missing soon after the murder. The Immigration Department has no record of her entry or exit.

It was also reported that Nazrin had received a death threat three months before he was murdered.

The threat came in the form of an anonymous phone call which Nazrin took seriously. He had also lodged a police report.

Police later traced the call to a close relative and when Nazrin was informed, he retracted the report. – December 13, 2018.

alesandra · Post time 13-12-2018 11:34 PM

ini betul2 soalan..normal ke postmortem berbulan-bulan?sampai gali kubur bagai.mcm ada intention nak senyapkan je kes ni.

bomohsiam · Post time 13-12-2018 11:36 PM

alesandra replied at 13-12-2018 11:34 PM
ini betul2 soalan..normal ke postmortem berbulan-bulan?sampai gali kubur bagai.mcm ada intention nak ...

Dah 6 bulan nazrin meninggal

CiliPadiSedap · Post time 14-12-2018 01:02 AM

kes ni memerlukan kepakaran detective conan

pyropura · Post time 14-12-2018 01:09 AM

Seteruk2 anak ko kena dgn kawan sekolah mereka, teruk lagi anak2 pornstar kena ridicule. Kamu harus bersyukur samira

dani-rox · Post time 14-12-2018 01:34 AM

banyak bunyi acik nih
anak ko jerr direman terus ada tunjuk perasaan hak asasi manusia bagai. puuiii.

she · Post time 14-12-2018 03:52 AM

Siapa relative yg threat arwah tu? Anak tiri kah? In law kah?

hrhliana · Post time 14-12-2018 04:28 AM

ni kes nk claims insuran kematian ker?

ladybugz · Post time 14-12-2018 07:43 AM

Very sad if it involves close relatives sendiri buat death threat. Apepun a very complicated case for the police to investigate.

Syd · Post time 14-12-2018 07:55 AM

Acik, ko sakit ker?

momomikomiki · Post time 4-3-2019 10:47 AM

Wife, two sons of Cradle Fund CEO arrested for murder

ASHWIN KUMAR / 04 MAR 2019 / 10:30 H.

PETALING JAYA: The police picked up Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan’s (pix) wife, Samira Muzaffar and her two sons this morning.

Selangor CID chief SAC Fadzil Ahmat said the arrests were made at 6.45am.

“We arrested the wife and the two sons at their residence this morning.

“They are expected to be charged at the Petaling Jaya magistrates’ court,” Fadzil said, adding that the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) had instructed the police to arrest them under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder.

Nazrin, 45, died in a fire in his bedroom at his Mutiara Damansara home in Petaling Jaya on June 14 last year, which was the eve of Hari Raya.

In the first post-mortem, Kuala Lumpur Hospital pathologists concluded that he died of injuries sustained in a blast after his mobile phone, which was being charged next to his bed, exploded.

Fire and Rescue Department investigators later discovered traces of petrol in the bedroom.

Police then reclassified the case as murder and questioned several family members.

Last week, a second post-mortem revealed that Nazrin died of multiple head injuries.

It was also reported that that the second autopsy report revealed the victim did not sustain injuries to the head due to a blast, as stated in the first post-mortem report.