DJ Jade Rasif’s post on Parti Liyani recirculates

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A Facebook post written by influencer and DJ Jade Rasif on facts of the Parti Liyani case earlier this month made its way around social media once again. CNA Temasek

A Facebook post written by influencer and DJ Jade Rasif on facts of the Parti Liyani case earlier this month made its way around social media once again.

The two deputy public prosecutors who dealt with Ms Parti’s trial are Mr Tan Wee Hao, and Ms Tan Yanying.If successful, there may be proceedings to determine if there was any misconduct by the prosecutors. 2. Clothes: Karl Liew claims tshirts cost 150$ each and belonged to him. Small women’s clothes were found including a black dress and polo T-shirt. He first claimed he owned the women’s clothes to cross dress, then claimed later he was mistaken”.

7. The Wallets : Karl Liew claimed the 2 wallets were gifted to him from his family… well… not only could he not give details about them, but they were women’s wallets 🙂 Partis friend later testified they were gifts from her”. The Liews said they checked Ms Parti’s belongings out of concern that they could contain illegal items and allegedly found items that belonged to them. On Oct 30, the family filed a police report against Ms Parti.

Ms Parti was interviewed by the police, with no interpreter present. A Malay officer translated the investigating officer’s questions from English to Bahasa Melayu.

 

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