00:00 A senior superintendent of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission told the Kuala Lumpur High Court
00:06 on Monday that she did not hand over some banking documents obtained from two countries
00:11 to Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's defence team as they were not relevant to the case.
00:17 37-year-old Nur Aida Arafin said the documents were received from Hong Kong and Switzerland
00:22 through mutual legal assistance to help investigate the one Malaysia development Berhad case facing
00:28 the former prime minister.
00:30 The 49th prosecution witness said this when cross-examined by lawyer Tan Sri Mohammed
00:34 Shafi Abdullah at Najib's trial for alleged corruption and money laundering involving
00:39 2.3 billion ringgit, belonging to 1MDB.
00:44 When asked why she didn't provide the documents to the defence, Nur Aida replied that she
00:48 had briefed the prosecution team on the case and the prosecution agreed that the documents
00:53 were not relevant to the case.
00:55 Nur Aida was testifying in Najib's trial where he is facing four charges of using his position
01:00 to obtain bribes amounting to 2.3 billion ringgit of 1MDB funds and 21 charges of money
01:08 laundering involving the same amount.
01:11 The trial before Judge Datuk Kallan Lawrence Sekwerat continues on February 26.
01:16 - - -
01:17 - - -
01:18 - - -
01:19 - - -
01:20 - - -
01:21 - - -
01:22 [BLANK_AUDIO]
Comments