驚爆內幕消息：納吉這一次更大鑊了！原來反貪污局已經把證據確鑿的調查報告交給總檢察長莫哈末阿芬迪了！詳細列出納吉的貪污罪狀多達37條！
相關的證據顯示，納吉私人戶口的來歷不明存款其實不止26億，而是高達40億！這些貪污所得大多數竟然是來自公務員退休基金局KWAP！也就是說，納吉連對國陣最忠誠的公務員的退休金也照樣貪污！
還有，被謀殺後裝進油桶企圖毀屍滅跡的前副檢察司凱文，也被反貪局證實正是最主要負責調查納吉貪污案的高官。
據悉，反貪局在12月已經完成所有調查，並且在聖誕節前就呈交到總檢察長阿芬迪的辦公桌上了。
不但如此，為了預防阿芬迪私下將證據文件銷毀以繼續保護身敗名裂的納吉，據說反貪會方面還將同樣的文件大量複製，交給巫統許多高層領袖和基層領袖！這下整個巫統都清楚納吉身上的屎尿有多臭了！阿芬迪就算再想庇護納吉，也已經紙包不住火啦！
熟悉內情的人表示，看來阿芬迪這次非常頭大了，他面對著堆積如山的證據文件，急得猶如熱鍋上的螞蟻；相信他現在一定很後悔接任總檢察長了。
根據《馬來西亞告密者》Malaysia-Chronical網站的報導，當初阿芬迪被納吉委任為總檢察長接替被他蠻橫炒掉的阿都干尼時，阿芬迪其實非常清楚，他的任務就是幫納吉擦屁股。銷毀一切對納吉不利的證據、阻擋一切針對納吉的控狀。包括擋下了由國家銀行總裁潔蒂交給總檢察署的一馬公司調查報告。
但是納吉和阿芬迪看來低估了反貪會的能力；而反貪會為了幫之前被納吉對付的同僚報仇，竟然使出這樣的《陰招》；將證據大量複製流傳出去！這下阿芬迪縱然有天大的本事，也已經沒辦法堵住悠悠之口了！
說起來，反貪局這一招殺手鐧還真的應該得到全國人民的贊好！
根據巫統內部消息指出，反貪會根據被謀害的副檢察司凱文所遺留下的證據進行嚴密查證，確認無誤之後，羅列出納吉觸犯了至少37項貪污濫權罪狀；在將調查報告呈交給阿芬迪的時候，同時《很巧妙的》讓阿芬迪知道，他收到的反貪局調查報告並非絕對機密，而是已經同時被大量複製，交給了巫統所有高層領袖和地方領袖；讓阿芬迪知道他再也無法一手遮天！
根據內幕消息，副檢察司凱文遇害前已經意識到自己身處險境，隨時可能遭遇不測；因此事先將他所搜索得到的納吉貪污證據複製多份傳給好幾位他信得過的高官好友收藏，當然包括了反貪會MACC的核心官員。據說，凱文失蹤之後（其實已經遇害），警方第一時間到他的公寓住所搜索，並取走他的電腦和各種電子設備，確認凱文確實擁有足夠起訴納吉的文件證據；只是警方當時並不知道凱文已經早早做好不測準備。銷毀了凱文手上的證據根本沒有用，因為有更多人已經獲得凱文傳送的證據了。即使後來警方察覺也沒用，警方和阿芬迪根本不知道凱文到底拷貝了多少份證據文件，也不知道他到底交給了誰！
根據凱文臨死之前傳給《砂拉越報告》的遺言，他說：警方繼續追查泄密者而非調查貪污濫權的頂頭上司，顯然的警方正在協助權力頂端的人毀滅證據，我不確定有沒有能力阻止這種瘋狂的行為。
「The police continue to be rather aggressive in trying to uncover the sources of the leaks. And not actually trying to nab the lunatic on top of the pyramid, running this country to the ground just so his arse is saved… and I』m not sure if we』ll be able to stop this lunacy.」
GAME IS UP: NAJIB TOOK RM4BIL NOT 2.6, NOW SEEKING ASYLUM AS FURIOUS UMNO CHIEFS INSIST ON CHARGES, MURDERED DPP KEY MAN IN PROBE - REPORT CLAIMS
The new Attorney General Mohamed Apandi may by now be wishing he had not taken the job.
His predecessor was unconstitutionally booted out by the Prime Minister in July for bringing forward charges based on the purloining of millions from the pension fund KWAP into Najib’s own private accounts.
Now the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has completed its investigation into the matter and placed a dossier on Apandi’s desk, which according to several sources, contains no less than 37 separate charges against Najib, based on the same evidence.
Moreover, Apandi is aware that this evidence has now been widely distributed and is known to all the top brass in UMNO, making a protracted cover-up extremely hard to achieve.
Kevin Morais
In November this AG had issued a bald lie following the brutal kidnap and shocking murder of Kevin Morais, who had been the public prosecutor tasked with drawing up the original charges for the MACC. Apandi stated that Morais had had no role in the investigation.However, it is now widely established that Kevin was indeed the key prosecutor on the case and he is believed to have been the source of the leak of the original charge sheets drawn up against Najib to this news portal.
Before he was abducted (and on the advice of Sarawak Report to the then anonymous whistleblower) Morais also sent the contents of his laptop file on the investigation to a number of trusted confidants – these are now waiting to see if Malaysia’s own forces of law and order are going to do their job or if they will need to release the information separately.
It makes for a difficult situation for Apandi and Special Branch are known to have been trawling the friends and relatives of Kevin Morais in an unsuccessful bid to secure the return of these sets of documents.
Since these authorities seized the relevant laptop from Kevin’s flat shortly after he was abducted, they are also fully aware of just how much information was passed out by the whistleblower before he was silenced. He himself had explained his motives in a series of emails to Sarawak Report at the time. His sentiments included these words on behalf of those in the civil service trying to bring out the truth:
「「The police continue to be rather aggressive in trying to uncover the sources of the leaks. And not actually trying to nab the lunatic on top of the pyramid, running this country to the ground just so his arse is saved… and I』m not sure if we』ll be able to stop this lunacy.」
The information now thus at large from the investigation is said to include copies of the bank statements showing how RM42 million, which was passed into one of Najib Razak’s personal accounts from 1MDB, under the auspices of 「Corporate and Social Reponsibility」 payments, was actually spent by the Prime Minister.
It was back in July that Sarawak Report together with the Wall Street Journal published details from the 1MDB investigation that showed the exact trail of the money: an original RM4 billion had been borrowed from the KWAP public pension fund by a subsidiary of 1MDB named SRC International Sdn Bhd; then between December 2014 and February 2015 a total of RM42 million was siphoned out of SRC through two intermediary companies controlled by 1MDB executive Nik Faisal Ariff Kamil (Gandingan Mentari Sdn Bhd) and Datuk Shamsul Anwar Sulaiman (Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd). The latter has already been arrested and interviewed by investigators, whilst Nik Kamil has fled to Jakarta.
Najib has said that none of this public money was spent on personal things. However, those who have seen the relevant bank statements have told Sarawak Report that there were several expensive shopping items recorded, many bought on foreign trips.
The whistleblower himself had detailed to Sarawak Report during email correspondence in August:
It is the shocking source of this money that is most damaging in this case – public pension fund money, which was spent by the Prime Minister on his family’s notorious ostentatiousness and extravagance abroad. Can it get worse than that?
Unfortunately, the answer is that yes it can and it is the further evidence against Najib which is making the situation even more impossible for the Prime Minister and his allies to contain, not least because whilst the SRC scandal is localised, the other graft allegations involve massive dollar currency transactions and implicate foreign banks, which the FBI and other international regulators are now publicly investigating.
「It is not RM2.6 billion it is RM4 billion」!
Indeed, for the Najib loyalist Apandi the problems merely begin with that MACC dossier, which has been sizzling on his desk since before Christmas, awaiting action.
On top of those 37 charges relating to SRC International there remains the issue of the far larger sum of money paid from a number of mysterious off-shore entities into a separate AmBank account belonging to the Prime Minister.
Sarawak Report and the Wall Street Journal have also published the details of two of those payments, made from a BVI entity named Tanore Finance Corporation just before the general election.
Sarawak Report has further detailed how the money came into Najib’s AmBank account, via the Abu Dhabi Aabar fund’s Falcon Bank, just days after Goldman Sachs had negotiated a massive US$3 billion bond issue in order to fund a supposed strategic partnership between 1MDB and Aabar.
Records show that much of the money from the series of bond deals between these two funds has gone missing and the Chairman of Aabar was sacked shortly after the 1MDB scandal broke last year.
What is now widely known in UMNO’s upper circles, thanks to further investigations by Malaysian task forces, is that this RM2.6 billion transaction in March 2013 was just a portion of the money which went into Najib’s same AmBank account during the period after 2011.
As Sarawak Report has already pointed out, there were at least two further sets of payments again worth billions of ringgit.
Most of this money, which Najib now claims was supposed to help UMNO win in elections, was never spent. The majority was sent back to into Najib Razak’s private account in Singapore straight after the election was over and the KL account was closed.
These facts, now widely known within UMNO’s top circles, make a mockery of the lame and unsubstantiated excuse eventually provided by Najib that this was money donated by an anonymous Middle Eastern royal, who was supposedly in the habit of handing vast sums to friendly foreign politicians to assist in their elections.