Equanimity not Malaysia's yacht, says A-G


PUTRAJAYA will not claim elusive businessman Low Taek Jho’s luxury yacht the Equanimity because it does not own it, said Attorney-General Mohamed Apandi Ali 

He said the government could not claim something that it did not own.


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  • Equanimity is everything Malaysian. Firstly it is owned by a Malaysian, Jho Low. Secondly, the allegation that he purchased it through money laundering n cheating; which ended up Malaysian hard earned taxpayers has to cough up the money to cover it up for him. Aren't these enough reasons to seize and bring back the yacht to Malaysian shores? Even if you think it is not, then, you should open up investigation papers to verify that this is not owned by Malaysian. You cannot protect MO1 n in doing so, you are implicated as a criminal too

    Posted 6 years ago by Peace Maker

  • AG -- who are you trying to kid !!!!!!. Obviously it has to be denied as a Malaysian property or else it will complicate the process and implicate the MO1 during the further legal proceeding by DOJ. Aiyaa.... you should not bother to make comments or else the Manchester mercenaries will start writting rubbish again.

    Posted 6 years ago by Lee Lee

  • Why should AG comment about Jho Low's yacht being seized unless the AG believes that the yacht was bought with 1MDB funds, but is not able to lay claim to it because MO1 cannot be found?

    Posted 6 years ago by Meng Kow Loh

  • Hahaha. Apandi makes my toes laugh when everybody knows that MO1 is wearing no clothes.

    Posted 6 years ago by Rupert Lum