Samirah made several requests to enter crime scene, says witness


Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Nur Ronal Adnes Amir (pictured) testifies that Samirah Muzaffar tried to gain access to the crime scene at least three times. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Seth Akmal, October 4, 2019.

AN “uneasy looking” Samirah Muzaffar, the first accused in the murder trial of Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan, made several requests to the police to enter the crime scene after a fire had been put out there, a witness told the Shah Alam High Court.

Responding to questions from deputy public prosecutor Wan Shahida Wan Omar, retired police officer Nur Ronal Adnes Amir – the 12th witness in the case – also said that Samirah looked uneasy and only wanted to go up to the room, which had earlier caught fire.


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  • My goodness- incompetence from the outset. Like in the case of the Dutch model, investigators are influenced by potential perpetrators and not professional in their approach to a potential crime scene.

    Posted 4 years ago by Malaysia New hope