Another death at the MACC office?

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A retired officer from the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) was found dead yesterday at the Sarawak's state Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters at the Sultan Iskandar Building, Jalan Simpang Tiga, Kuching.

The retired IRB officer who was believed to had plunged to his death was found dead with a pool of blood on the roofing of the first floor at the Sultan Iskandar Building.

This is the second death reported to have occurred at a state MACC headquarters. A year ago, a political assistant to a Selangor state executive councillor was found dead at the state MACC headquarters in Shah Alam. The mysterious death of the political assistant has yet to be clearly determined after a year of the magistrate inquest appointed to probe on the murder.

So MACC, you have yet to resolve a death case at your Selangor headquarters and suddenly another man was found dead at your Sarawak headquarters. You have got a lot to explain to the general public because this involve the person's life. Was it due to your interrogation or what?

Our people and the entire nation has the right to know the truth. By the way, is the federal government going to call for another magistrate inquest into this? No cover-up, please!

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