Datuk T returns with new Thailand sex expose
The ‘Datuk T’ trio, who had screened a sex video claiming to involve PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, today challenged the opposition leader to prove them wrong or face another “more shocking” video expose.
The ‘Datuk T’ trio, who had screened a sex video claiming to involve PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, today challenged the opposition leader to prove them wrong or face another “more shocking” video expose.
In a front page report in Malay language daily
Utusan Malaysia,
one of the trio, former Perkasa treasurer Shuib Lazim (
right
), said the new sex video was recorded on Jan 12 and 13 last year in Thailand.
"I have seen the video passed to me by Eskay.
"I believe Eskay is ready to make an expose of the video in court if Anwar sues us," he said, referring to another Datuk T member Shazryl Ekay Abdullah.
"Look at (Anwar’s) passport to check where he was. Or ask his wife Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail," he said.
Shuib added that Anwar should sue the trio, including former Malacca chief minister Abdul Rahim Thamby Chik, if any international forensic analyst can prove that Anwar was not in the first sex video exposed last March.
The video, first screened to journalists, showed a man resembling Anwar having sex with a woman.
Anwar lodged a police report denying that the man in the video was him, while the Datuk T trio were fined for screening pornography in public.
Police are investigating Anwar under Section 182 of the Penal Code for giving " false information to injure another person” based on his police report denying he was the man in the video.
'No point debating with Anwar'
Meanwhile, former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak need not entertain Anwar’s challenge for a debate on the country’s policies.
Mahathir was reported by Malay language dailies
Sinar Harian
and
Berita Harian
as saying that Anwar only wanted to have a debate to "show that he is
bengis
(fierce)".
"What’s the point of debating when everyone knows his stand, and the debate won’t change this.
"It’s a different case if Anwar shares the government’s opinion on matters raised," he said.
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