The Truth Is Out There ?

16/07/2009 News - Teoh Beng Hock, political secretary to Selangor executive council member Ean Yong Hian Wah, died under mysterious circumstances after plunging Thursday from a building where the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is located.

Teoh was taken in for questioning by the MACC Wednesday evening in relation to a probe on several political assemblypersons.

The 30-year old Teoh was a former Sin Chew Daily journalist before leaving to take up his appointment after the 2008 general elections. The Sin Chew newsroom received the news with shock, especially those who worked with him previously. His body was discovered by a cleaner around 1.30 p.m. on Thursday on the fifth floor of Plaza Masalam which houses the Selangor head office of MACC on the 14th floor.

It is believed MACC released Teoh around 4 a.m. on Thursday after having been held overnight.

His family, however, has ruled out suicide as a cause as Teoh, who was supposed to have registered his marriage today, did not have any problems claiming that he was always happy.

BREAKING NEWS 21/10/09, Teoh's death 80% homicide: Thai forensics expert In a dramatic turn of events, renowned pathologist Dr Pornthip Rojanasunand says Teoh could have been strangled, while the injuries to his anus may have been caused by penetration with an object.

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The more the truth is to be dig out, the more mentally stress and pressure may arise from the victim's family members. Is the truth that important? For the victim's family, I think, they may say yes....

In this world there might be uncountable mystery death that has no answer and no truth of its happening.......

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SHAH ALAM 06/01/2011: The lengthy Teoh Beng Hock inquest ended with coroner Azmil Muntapha Abas ruling that the political aide did not commit suicide.

Azmil Muntapha, however, also said there was insufficient evidence to prove that Teoh’s death was homicide.

Given this, the coroner delivered an open verdict, much to the disappointment of Teoh’s family members, friends and supporters.



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