May 7 2025, 10:44 AM
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https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2025/05/...s-disappearance
Azam: Stop blaming MACC for Pamela Ling's disappearance
KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Azam Baki has slammed some parties for claiming that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission had not accorded adequate protection to Datin Seri Pamela Ling before her disappearance.
The MACC chief commissioner said it was unfair to blame the commission over the case.
"I think the public needs to stop speculating on this case and allow the police space and time to investigate it thoroughly.
"You cannot blame us for her disappearance as the incident was beyond our control and occurred on a public road and not within the MACC compound," he told the New Straits Times.
Azam said there was no way to predict any threat to Ling's safety.
He said prior to her disappearance, Ling had been to the MACC headquarters several times to facilitate investigations into a money-laundering case.
"On these occasions, nothing untoward had occurred and there were no signs that she was threatened."
Azam said they would leave the investigation to the police.
"We will continue to cooperate fully. Our investigating officer who was tasked with taking her statement has also had a statement recorded by police."
On the money laundering investigation, Azam declined to elaborate, but said that they would be handling it themselves and would not require roping in other agencies at this juncture.
Last time Teoh Beng Hock also died within MACC compound but no actions taken. The culprits are still out there.Azam: Stop blaming MACC for Pamela Ling's disappearance
KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Azam Baki has slammed some parties for claiming that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission had not accorded adequate protection to Datin Seri Pamela Ling before her disappearance.
The MACC chief commissioner said it was unfair to blame the commission over the case.
"I think the public needs to stop speculating on this case and allow the police space and time to investigate it thoroughly.
"You cannot blame us for her disappearance as the incident was beyond our control and occurred on a public road and not within the MACC compound," he told the New Straits Times.
Azam said there was no way to predict any threat to Ling's safety.
He said prior to her disappearance, Ling had been to the MACC headquarters several times to facilitate investigations into a money-laundering case.
"On these occasions, nothing untoward had occurred and there were no signs that she was threatened."
Azam said they would leave the investigation to the police.
"We will continue to cooperate fully. Our investigating officer who was tasked with taking her statement has also had a statement recorded by police."
On the money laundering investigation, Azam declined to elaborate, but said that they would be handling it themselves and would not require roping in other agencies at this juncture.
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