勁爆！沙巴4人質的RM1200萬贖金事件又有新進展！這回輪到恐怖組織阿布沙耶夫發言了！

他們公開表示強烈懷疑大馬警方和菲律賓官員中飽私囊，私下吞掉部分贖金！

夠力了夠力了！這下子所有的醜聞真相再也掩蓋不住了！全世界睜大眼睛張大嘴巴，被一波波的真相震驚得傻掉了！

這段英文大家看得懂嗎？看得懂的話，保證你也會張大嘴巴憨掉了。《Report says there's suspicion that missing money may have been shared by government officials in Malaysia and the Philippines working with kidnappers.》

根據馬尼拉時報報導，菲律賓南部武裝組織阿布沙耶夫看到大馬有關交付贖金數目的報導後勃然大怒，因為他們看到大馬副首相宣布交付的贖金數額是馬幣1200萬，摺合菲律賓比索應該是1.3億；可是他們實際收到的贖金數額卻只有1億比索！換句話說，有多達3千萬比索的贖金不見了！

因此阿布沙耶夫組織強烈懷疑，那失蹤的3千萬比索是被大馬警方代表和菲律賓官員代表私下平分私吞了！

這就像評論家最愛說的《打開了潘多拉的盒子》，所有醜陋的真相都無所遁形！

沙巴4名華裔男子於今年4月被菲南叛軍阿布沙耶夫組織綁架，這期間由於遇到砂拉越大選，朝野政黨都想憑藉4名人質事件搞宣傳拉選票，各地出現籌款運動為四人質籌措贖金，而人質家屬甚至變賣房地產，籌足了RM1200萬贖金（另有一說是籌到RM1800萬）。

這段時間內，根據副首相阿末扎希哈米迪的說法，是這RM1200萬已經由大馬警方兩名高級政治部警官帶到菲南蘇祿，透過當地政府官員與阿布沙耶夫代表進行磋商，一手交錢一手放入。

根據馬尼拉時報Manila Tmes的報導，負責與大馬及菲律賓官員接頭的阿布沙耶夫組織代表，就是該組織的副首領阿波麥克Apo Mike。

據說，大馬和菲律賓官員全都知道，菲南叛軍為所有人質訂下的《公價》是每名人質贖金為3千萬比索（摺合馬幣280萬左右）。由於這次一共有4名人質，所以大馬和菲律賓官員要求折扣價，以1億比索成交；而阿布沙耶夫也爽快的答應了。

但是在放入後卻因為贖金交代的不清不楚而釀成大風暴，阿末扎希說大馬警方政治部拿了錢負責交涉，而總警長卻矢口否認沒有拿過錢，也沒派出過警官；而是人質家屬直接與阿布沙耶夫叛軍談判云云；搞到全國人民都不知道應該相信誰的話。但是無可否認的，是爭議雙方都承認，涉及的贖金總額是RM1200萬，摺合菲律賓比索就是1億3千萬。

想不到消息傳到阿布沙耶夫那裡，立即炸開了鍋！他們發覺原來自己少收了3千萬比索，這些錢去了哪裡？阿布沙耶夫強烈懷疑這失蹤的3千萬比索，極大可能是被大馬警方官員和菲南政府官員二一添作五，私吞了！

若阿布沙耶夫的指控是真的，那麼，馬菲兩國的警官的行為更邪惡百倍！這些事救人的贖金來的啊！連救命錢也敢私吞！這還是人嗎？

還有，這件事的發展竟然如此邪惡醜陋，怎麼不教全民心寒？以後如果再發生恐怖武裝組織綁架東馬國民事件，試問還有誰願意捐錢救人？捐到的錢竟然被官員私吞落入私人口袋，任誰知道都會氣得想殺人！這不是間接害了無辜的人質嗎？

Abu Sayyaf angry not all ransom money went to them

Report says there's suspicion that missing money may have been shared by government officials in Malaysia and the Philippines working with kidnappers.

MANILA: Abu Sayyaf militants are reported to be angry that some of the money collected from families and friends of four Malaysian sailors abducted in April this year did not reach them.

They are said to be upset because although those handling the ransom money had raised P130 million (RM12 million), only P100 million was given to the kidnappers.

The Manila Times reported that the missing amount raised suspicion that the rebels might be in cahoots with government officials from Malaysia and the Philippines who may have shared the money among themselves.

The report, quoting 「two highly placed senior Philippine government officials」, said the payment of ransom was confirmed by Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

The New Straits Times had reported Zahid as saying that the RM12 million raised by the victims’s families had been handed over to the Special Branch and that this money was then channelled to several legal non-governmental organisations in the Philippines. He said the money was not paid as ransom. However, Malaysian police later denied being involved in any ransom payment.

Subsequent to the payment, brothers Wong Teck Kang, 31, and Teck Chii, 29; their cousin Johnny, 21; and co-worker Wong Hung Sing, 34 were released.

The four, crew of a tugboat, were abducted off Sabah on April 1 by a group of armed men on a speedboat. They were released in Jolo, Sulu, on June 7 after long-drawn negotiations with the Abu Sayyaf militants led by sub-commander Apo Mike.

「We got information that the Abu Sayyaf group was incensed after learning from news reports that the money was actually RM12 million, equivalent to P130 million but that only P100 million reached them,」 one of the senior officials, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal, told The Manila Times.

「The question is, where did the missing money go?」 the source asked.

The report said there were rumours that the money went through the Special Branch of the Malaysian police who passed it to local officials in Sulu before it reached the Abu Sayyaf group.

「From what we gathered, a local government official in Sulu was involved in the negotiations. It is common knowledge in Malaysia that usually P30 million is paid as ransom for any number of Malaysian victims in the past. The P130 million by far is the highest,」 the report quoted another source as saying.

According to The Manila Times source, there is credence to allegations by Jolo Mayor Hussin Amin that some local officials, probably including the military, may have colluded with the Abu Sayyaf group which recently beheaded Canadian Robert Hall.

The Abu Sayyaf is still holding several foreign and local hostages, including Hall’s girlfriend Maritess Flor and Norwegian Kjartan Sekkingstad.

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