Comments on: IGP: I can’t catch Nurin’s killer… so better arrest some Bersih parents

By: Tembam

Tembam — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 01:25:27 +0000

Hi Nat, I hope you have got yourself the recent issue of TELL magazine. It’s all about NURIN Alert. We bloggers are getting together to make this system for finding children alive into a reality. Go get your copy of TELL magazine and tell all your friend about it. We need your support.

By: Deputy IGP

Deputy IGP — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 18:03:50 +0000

Let’s take a look at some recent crime cases. We have heard of the Nurin case where a young 5 year old girl was kidnapped and undespicable actions were done unto her and at the end, she died. Even prior to Nurin’s funneral, the IGP wanted to investigate Nurin’s parents for negligence (NST, 22 Sept 2007, IGP: Parents under probe for negligence). Over the radio, you hear of reminders to tell you to take care of your child and not to let them loose. Why would our Malaysian radio annouce such an annoucement? They may as well annouce, “do not carry handbags because your handbags will be snatched”, “do wear body armor because there is a risk of you being slashed by criminals”, “do keep a pad lock in your underwear to prevent from being raped”, “do not give birth because your child maybe kidnapped”, etc. Why can’t our Malaysian radio announce, “Malaysians, please ask the police to do their job and restore law and order” ?

There are tonnes of other cases where young children were left out of their parents sight but their parents were not charged. Why? Is it because their children did not turn up dead with brinjals in their body and didn’t put the police in a bad spot? For instance, when Rekha (NST, 27 Oct 2007 – Ice Cream, free VCDs Use to Lure Rekha) went missing after going out to buy VCDs, did the police even say a word in the press regarding charging Rekha’s parents for negligence? No!

So why on earth in Nurin’s case did the IGP pin-point Nurin’s parents as the cause of Nurin’s death? Something is definitely not right. Rekha’s case is not only the first where the child returns to her parents and the police do not highlight that the parents would be charged!

Remember Muhammad Nazrin Shamsul Ghazali who went missing from a shopping complex? Again, in this case (NST, 16 April 2007 – Cops Arrest Mynmar `Good Samaritans’), the parents were not warned of being charged with neglecting their child.

Then the different reaction in Nurin’s case?

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Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:00:35 +0000

[...] ish….. my parents are from malacca. if they get arrested i’ll seriously go apeshit. they’re sort of doing that now. [...]

By: ricky

ricky — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:59:31 +0000

The parent of Nurin will be charged for not taking good care of her. Thus she was murdered.

Now the parents take their children for a peaceful walk in KL, the police is going to charge them for bringing them along.

Please mr smart ass cop, what do you want. When we leave them alone, you want to charge us and when we take along with us, you want to charge us.

Make up your mind you fools……

By: anak malaysia

anak malaysia — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:50:03 +0000

sad, sad, sad this country is not “BERSIH” anymore!!!!!

By: Rawan hati « Kopivosian…

Rawan hati « Kopivosian… — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 05:34:37 +0000

[...] Pak Lah dan Elizabeth Wong ada menyuarakan hak sebagai rakyat. PDRM lebih baik mencari pembunuh Nurin yang masih bebas. Lebih baik daripada menghalang bangsa sendiri menyuarakan [...]

By: k.esu

k.esu — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 03:54:50 +0000

The police should be charged for rioting. If not for them, there would be no danger.

By: Pratamad

Pratamad — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 03:05:01 +0000

My goodness!!! How pathetic they can be???

I read the article and almost shouted to myself, “Hey, you lucky!”. Because, I had thought of bringing my children with my wife to go to the protest. So “lucky” because I did not fall victim to the stupid IGP crap. (Interestingly the only reason that we didn’t bring our son with us is because we didn’t want him to endure the long journey from Singapore to KL, not because of this IGP crap.)

But the very reason for us (the parents) to protest is simply for the sake of our children, as they will live in the future of this country that will almost certainly be so rotten that it’s doing them unjust when they grow up!!! So, who is harming our children more than the rotting BN govt now???

The next action to take is to organise a rally for *parents* only, for parents who are concerned with the future Malaysia that their children going to live in. And the parents must bring their children to “qualify” to join the rally. How about that???

[I CANNOT THINK ANYMORE HOW SILLY-CREATIVE THIS BUNCH OF PEOPLE CAN BE!]

By: Silly Pat

Silly Pat — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 02:38:07 +0000

Now the kids will be “educated” about joining illegal rallies. Check out details here.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Wednesday/National/2083569/Article/pppull_index_html

By: macanhitam

macanhitam — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 02:01:25 +0000

im still finding a proper photo of the IGP to be dissed in my next BERSIH Post Rally MV, which was my 3rd installment of BERSIH Rally MV’s.

Forward me his pic if any of you got them.

Cheers Nat for pimpin’ my MV in your site.