Monday 6 April 2009

Ismail Merican! What a Low Down Dirty Shame!!

Reveal The Names of The 10-man Committee, Ismail.
We need to know who these "experts" are, and their credentials!
Please publish the report and make it available to the public.


Kugan’s post mortem files seized from UMMC


By Neville Spykerman, The Malaysian Insider

All files, pictures and samples in relation to A. Kugan, who died in custody, were seized by police from a hospital which had carried out a second post mortem on Jan 25.

A search warrant was issued to the University Malaya Medical Centre here before policemen took away the items.

Kugan was arrested on suspicion of car theft on Jan 15 but died at the police lockup five days later.

Federal Criminal Investigation Director Datuk Seri Bakri Zinin told The Malaysian Insider police were instructed to make the seizures by the Attorney-General and the move was part of ongoing investigations into the case.

Lawyer N Surendren, who is representing Kugan’s family, said he was shocked with the latest development adding police had been at UMMC the whole morning.

“I have been informed in writing by the hospital because Kugan’s family had sought the second post mortem which was carried out there.”

Meanwhile Surendren also slammed the findings of an independent committee formed by the Health Ministry today which concluded he died due to water in the lungs or acute pulmonary edema, inflammation of heart muscles or acute myocarditis which was compounded by blunt force.

Surendren said the committee has effectively found a third cause of death which is inflammation of the heart, which was never found by either pathologist who carried out the first and second post mortem.

The first post mortem carried out at the Serdang Hospital by Dr Karim Tajuddin on Jan 21 stated Kugan’s casue of death as “acute pulmonary edema” or fluid in the lungs.

A second post mortem was carried out by Dr Prashant N. Samberkar and he found Kugan died from a condition known as rhabdomyolysis, which is the rapid break-down of skeletal muscle tissue which will lead to kidney failure.

Other discrepancies, peviously reported were V-shaped marks which were described as abrasions in the Serdang Hospital report but burn wounds with a heated object in the second report.

The first report only found 22 external injuries on his body while the second found 40 such injuries.

The second post-mortem revealed congested blood vessels in Kugan’s brain haemorrhage in his neck muscles, heart and spleen, and contradicts the Serdang Hospital report which found these organs were normal.

The Serdang Hospital report says other organs in Kugan’s body were examined and were normal but the second findings showed that the organs were intact and not even removed for dissection, before the second post-mortem was conducted.

Surendren said the committee had “second guessed” the findings of the two doctors without the benefit of carrying out a post mortem and labelled the committee a whitewash.

He said unlike an on going inquiry by the Malaysian Medical Council into the case, the government independent inquiry had not called in family members or himself to give evidence or observe proceedings.

Earlier at a press conference in Putrajaya, Health Director-General Tan Sri Dr Ismail Merican disclosed the findings of the committee which was formed to investigate the discrepancies in the two post mortems. An eight page report was released to the press.

The 10-men committee unanimously agreed there was no evidence to show that the deceased had been ‘branded’ or been given repeated application of heat with an instrument or object as reported in the second post mortem.

In their opinion the injuries were the result of repeated trauma by a blunt and flexible object, like a rubber hose.

The committee found that all injuries on Kugan were insufficient to directly cause death and the discrepancies in the two reports were due to the absence of communication between the two pathologists, the misinterpretation of post mortem changes and some of the injuries by the second pathologist.

They concluded the discrepancy was not because of any foul reporting, misleading of information and there was no intention to hide information.

Dr Ismail said the differences in the number of external injuries found on Kugan, was because of different methodology used by the doctors. Dr Karim had tabulated 22 external injuries because he had grouped them by regions while Dr Prashant had listed some individually and some in groups, on the body.

He said the findings will be handed to the Attorney-General’s Chambers tomorrow.

And Mahathir now Supports Samy's candidate?

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Heeby -'Jibbies' in the MSM .......


Despite the fact that not all are too keen on shaking Jibby's hand, the same cannot be said of our MSM.
Feet/@$$ kissing appears to be the trade of some NaSTy "journalists".
And they taken to superstition in a big way to consolidate their "evidence" about their success at politicking - it is the way way to go (at least the MSM thinks so).


All these appear to reinforce the general opinion that the Jibocracy we have now will depend a lot on "soothsayer analysis". With a couple of billions down the drain, Voodoo will probably go big-time in handling our economy, and deciding our future as a nation.
We had Talismans under tables/chairs. We have EC giving the PKR candidate No.4, and BN candidate No. 8.

Then, look at what appeared in NST (after Zubaidah's Lucky No. 11, story) ....
The walkabout in Petaling street by Jibby was greeted by rain - which was deemed a "good omen" worth reporting yesterday!!

In line with "Vision 2020", and the "1-Malaysia" campaigns, today they go one step further - they picked on a caged bird-brain to be a reliable "pundit"!!!

"Analysts contacted by the NST are split. The ultimate "analyst", Murugan the parakeet at the Sri Muneswara temple in Jalan Baru, took the middle road, picking cards that showed Barisan Nasional's Datuk S. Ganesan and Parti Keadilan Rakyat's S. Manikumar running neck and neck.".....
"Pressed further to pick a winner, Kanthasamy asked the bird to pick a card to show who was leading.
The parakeet picked a card with pictures of Lord Ganesha (also known as Lord Ganesan) and Goddess Laxmi (goddess of wealth).
"Ganesan's chances are better than Manikumar because he has better wealth and power," he explained."
- Too close to call, says Murugan the parakeet, NST Online, Local "News"
This Jibby's brand of progressive leadership promoted by the MSM.
This is the opinion that the Govt has of Malaysians .......
So if you are wondering what to make of leaders who "Walk the Talk" by walking the streets,
fear no more - JUST ASK YOUR BOMOH!!!!