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The Kevin Morais Murder: Opening a can of worms?
On trial for the dastardly murder of Kevin Morais…
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27 November 2015
Kevin Morais gets posthumous ‘Datuk’ title from Sultan Nazrin http://bit.ly/1Nb31T8
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Murdered deputy public prosecutor Anthony Kevin Morais will be conferred the “Darjah Datuk Paduka Mahkota Perak”, which carries the title “Datuk” today, in conjunction with the 59th birthday of Sultan of Perak, Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah.
State secretary Datuk Seri Abdul Puhat Mat Nayan, who announced the list of current and posthumous recipients, said Kevin, 55, was one of six recipients of posthumous titles from Perak.
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Malay Mail Online @themmailonline 2 hours ago
Kevin Morais conferred posthumous ‘Datuk’ title http://bit.ly/1IdsaAE
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27 October 2015
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Lim Guan Eng @cmlimguaneng 2 hours ago
[admin] Majlis Belasungkawa Memperingati Mendiang Anthony Kevin Morais https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1175443809139734.1073746003.211734085510716&type=3 …
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Penang holds memorial service for Kevin
The Penang government today held a memorial service and expressed its deepest appreciation to the late Anthony Kevin Morais for his 29-year service in the Malaysian judicial and legal service.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng expressed his condolences to Kevin’s grieving family and presented a souvenir to his brother Richard Morais, who received it on behalf of his family.
Others who gave sentimental speeches in honour of Kevin were state legal adviser Aliza Sulaiman, Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang and Penang Bar committee representative Abdul Fareed Abdul Gafoor.
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State assistant legal adviser Janariah Abdul Mutalib gave a teary speech about her memorable experience working with Kevin when he was DPP and after he was seconded to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
She may not be very close to Kevin, but Janariah said he was a team player and very helpful to his colleagues.
“When we heard about his death, I was devastated and I cried.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/317415
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3 October 2015
Hundreds attend funeral mass for Kevin Morais http://fw.to/oMo9giI
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NST_Online: Tears flow freely at Kevin Morais’ memorial http://www.nst.com.my/news/2015/10/tears-flow-freely-kevin-morais%E2%80%99-memorial …
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Malaysian Insider
Farewell Kevin, your work is done, says AGC colleague at funeral
In a packed church in Shah Alam today, the funeral service for slain deputy public prosecutor Kevin Morais went on although his remains were still in the Kuala Lumpur Hospital mortuary.
Hundreds, including family members, friends and colleagues from the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC), the Malaysian Bar and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), attended the service to pay their last respects to Morais.
Father Simon Labrooy gave the homily in the two-hour service, which ended with the presentations of the eulogies.
Johan Jaaffar™ “Kevin Morais must not die in vain.” My NST piece today, p17
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1 October 2015
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Malaysiakini
MACC pays homage to Morais in emotionally charged ceremony
MACC pays homage to Morais in emotionally charged ceremony https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314201
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission paid homage to slain deputy public prosecutor Kevin Anthony Morais in an emotionally charged ceremony.
The MACC today renamed the moot court at its academy in Kevin’s honour.
Tears flowed even before the speeches began, as Kevin’s brother Charles Suresh Morais cried silently when the master of ceremonies kicked off the event.
In his speech, Charles demanded justice for his brother.
“I pray to god that the people who did this to my brother will get the death penalty.
“The buck should stop here with Kevin’s demise. Nothing should be able to get them away from what they deserve,” he said.
Charles, and his brothers David Ramesh and Richard Dilaan, were not the only ones who were emotional in the small hall.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314201
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Johan Jaaffar™ @Johan_Jaaffar 2 hours ago
Penghormatan kepada keluarga mendiang Kevin Morais disempurnakan oleh Ketua Prsuruhjaya SPRM, TS Abu Kassim
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Dato’ Abdul Razak Musa from Attorney General office remembering a colleague – the late Kevin Morais
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Brilliant prosecutor, true believers of justice, fighter…and truely MACC friend. #justice4kevin #kevinmorais #sprm
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Corrupt can’t hide from public, warns MACC https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314189
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief Abu Kassim Mohamed warned today that those who break the law can never hide from the public despite their best efforts.
“You may win your battle to hide evidence from the eyes of law enforcement but you can’t hide from the eyes of the public.
“You can’t run away from the legal system. They can evade detection for a certain time, maybe a month or two or a year or two, but not forever,” Abu Kassim said in Kuala Lumpur today.
He added that those found guilty would be dealt with and judged by the public, regardless of whether they are ordinary citizens, businessmen or political leaders.
Abu Kassim said this in his speech at a ceremony to rename the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Academy’s moot court in honour of slain deputy public prosecutor Kevin Anthony Morais.
His 14-page speech was read out by his deputy, Shukri Abdul, as Abu Kassim was not well.
Continue probe on SRC International
Abu Kassim said Morais’ brutal murder was an example of what those in the wrong would do to intimidate the graftbusters or derail ongoing cases.
However, he said, such efforts would not succeed, and that investigations would never stop.
He also warned that conspirators and macai (lackeys) who tried to derail graft cases would never rest in peace.
This is Abu Kassim’s first public appearance after being discharged from hospital in August.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314189
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Kevin Morais’ funeral arrangements planned After almost a month and numerous innuendos, the … http://buff.ly/1LjfQA4
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In honour of the late Kevin Morais, a moot court at Malaysian Anti-Corruption Academy (MACA) is named after him
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Zharief Adam @zhariefadam 6 hours ago
@SPRMMalaysia akan mengadakan Majlis Perasmian Kevin Morais Moot Court sempena memperingati mendiang
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26 September 2015
Leaders from both sides of political divide attended the wake of the late deputy public prosecutor Kevin Morais.
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Kevin Morais might be alive today if not for public apathy, say crime experts http://bit.ly/1gSVQWW
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