What happened to 1MDB's money?

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What happened to 1MDB's money? This the question posed by many Malaysians today. Even the international community are paying much interest on how our Malaysian prime minister had managed to get away from the law despite his involvement in the rampant corrupt activities and money laundering-CNBC

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