he he at last d result show of.
well no comment. it up to we all, from where we view it and where we stand in.
the picture n news from Malaysia Insider web :
A happy and smiling Abdul Razak Baginda, accompanied by his wife (partly hidden), leaves the Shah Alam High Court soon after he was acquitted this morning on a charge of abetting in the murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu. Two policemen charged with him were ordered to enter their defence for the murder. ~ Picture by Choo Choy May
THE JUDGE RULED:
"In my view, once the essential elements of the abetment i.e. by instigation, by conspiracy and by aiding, and in the context of this case, the death of Altantuya is not proven on the basis of prima facie evidence, any other inferences and doubts that may have arisen must be resolved, as is trite, in favour of the accused person," Justice Zaki observed, explaining why he ruled in favour of Razak Baginda.'
He added: "It is not for the court to call for the defence merely to clear or clarify such doubts."
Justice Zaki ruled that Razak Baginda be acquitted and gave him a full discharge.
"What is required of this court to decide at this stage, is whether on the available evidence, a prima facie case against the first, second and third accused has been established in respect of the respective charge preferred against each of them."
Speaking of Abdul Razak's affidavit, he ruled that "since this affidavit is now forming part of the case for the prosecution, it is my view therefore, that its entire contents including the exculpatory parts thereof must be given the due weight as it is given to the rest of the evidence for the prosecution.
Therefore, the question of deferring or suspending the consideration of its weight to a later stage of the proceeding does not arise."
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