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Thai forensic expert says no to PKR. We don't know if it's about the fees or if her life is at risk (which won't be for the first time), or maybe she has wisened up to the ways of some Malaysian politicians. In any case, read the news of the pullback if you'd missed it due to the CNY holidays, the Psy excitement and the Siou controversy still brewing in Sabah's Kadazan community, h e r e.
And, for the love of human decency, a short plea from a regular reader to politicians like ...
Sugumar: Political exploitation of a family's grief? By RJ
The sudden retraction by Thai pathologist Dr Pornthip Rojanasunand to do a second post-mortem on C.Sugumar is a slap in the face of people like N. Surendran of PKR.
These are the people who have come to premature conclusions as to the cause of death and then make allegations. Dr Pornthip had agreed to take on the task but made an abrupt about-turn immediately afterwards, citing personal reasons. Sugumar had died after he ran amok in Taman Sri Nanding in Hulu Langat on 23 Jan.
Some quarters have since alleged that the police had beaten him up.
PM Najib then ordered a forensic report be submited to the Cabinet.
Dr Pornthip, a high profile pathologist, must have made some preliminary inquiries before declining the brief. Could she have concluded that she did not wish to be embroiled in a political blame game?
And could she have concluded that Malaysians are up to the task of doing a professional job themselves?
Let's wait and see.
Until then, will Surendran and his cohorts please stop capitalising on a family's grief? - RJRJ writes extensively on political exploitation