same group was also behind Koh’s abduction the following year
High Court ordered gomen, police to pay RM37m for Koh’s 2017 abduction.
High Court ordered gomen to pay RM3m to Amri’s family
Koh family welcomed Wed judgment, describing it as “honest and fair”
validated not only their suffering but all victims of enforced disappearance
call gomen to locate Saiful Bahari Abdul Aziz, id by task force as main suspect
Cabinet, AG no action despite their own report clearly stating police involved
Suhakam, special task force identified police officers linked to abductions
High Court’s verdict reaffirmed these findings
My Comments: The High Court judgement was on Wednesday 5th November 2025. The High Court judgement said the gomen and police must pay the family RM10,000 a day for each day that Pastor Koh is not returned to his family.
Today is Nov 8, 2025. Its been FOUR days. So that is another RM40,000 of taxpayers money. On top of the RM40 million that must be paid.
Ok now lets come to the real story. This part of the story is addressed to Saifuddin Nasution the current Minister of Home Affairs who is in charge of the Police.
NOTE: IN THE PIC ABOVE THOSE WORDS IN WHITE BOLD ARE MINE.
When these abductions happened in 2016 / 2017 the gomen was UMNO / Barisan Nasional. The Prime Minister was the fellow who is now enjoying free food and lodging in Kajang or Sg Buloh somewhere.
Then in 2018 UMNO / BN got kicked out.
UMNO lost the elections on 9th May 2018.
Exactly THREE DAYS later 12 May 2018, SB sergeant Shamzaini Daud "broke".
Shamzaini panicked and met Amri's wife (about 10:30 pm at her house in Perlis).
He told her the police were involved in the disappearance of her husband.
These abductions happened because foolish people (THOSE POLICE OFFICERS) taught the UMNO/BN gomen would never lose the elections. That they will rule forever. That the sun would never set on UMNO's power.
Well UMNO is DEAD. Here is an old chart. This chart shows UMNO's Parliamentary seats from 2004 to 2022 (1999 is BN). You can see that this party started dying even before 2004.
If we follow that trend line, UMNO may win ZERO Parliamentary seats in the next elections in 2027. UMNO IS DEAD.
Then in 2023 there were the State Elections in SIX States (Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Penang, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan). UMNO got wiped out almost completely. Here are the approximate results:
You can see that UMNO won ZERO seats in Kedah and Terengganu. In Kelantan and Penang they won just one seat. The party is DEAD.
The
Sabah elections are coming up next. UMNO is going to DIE. PKR will also lose their pants. This is the end of UMNO in Sabah.
So Brader Saifuddin, it is time to tongsampah UMNO. Everyday that passes they become a bigger liability. Now with this High Court decision awarding RM37 million and RM10,000 per day (until Pastor Koh is returned) to the family of Pastor Koh, it is a matter of time before the political leaders at that time are called to answer.
The political leaders at that time were UMNO.
Dead or alive the bodies of all those people who were abducted and gone missing must be found and returned to their families. Pastor Koh, Amri Che Mat, Pastor Helmi, his wife Ruth Sitepu plus some others who have been mentioned by some NGOs.
The Police officers, including the highest ranking ones, must be held accountable. Throw the book at them. If they have to go to jail let them go to jail.
Let this be a lesson to all policemen NEVER to commit crimes, especially on behalf of others. Do not be stupid.
Watch this first: "Then that somebody is going to prison".
“It
would probably distress the sense of justice of the man on the street
that he will be contributing towards the payment of damages awarded to
be paid by the very person entrusted to protect him and who have been
found liable for abusing such power,” he added.
Previously it was SUHAKAM (in 2020) that named the Police as being involved in the abduction of Pastor Koh and Amri Che Mat.
Among other things the Suhakam report (2020) said:
"The Commission has found that both Pastor Raymond Koh and Amri Che Mat were victims of enforced disappearance, and there is credible evidence to suggest that the Special Branch of the Royal Malaysia Police were involved in their abductions."
"The police have failed in their duty to investigate properly, and agents of the state were culpable in their disappearances."
However
SUHAKAM is not a Court of Law therefore their findings or rulings have
no force of law. Keputusan SUHAKAM tidak mempunyai kuasa undang-undang.
But now there is a decision by the High Court of Malaya that has clearly held the Police responsible for the disappearances of Pastor Koh and Amri Che Mat. The High Court has ordered the gomen and the Police to pay damages / compensation of almost RM40 million to the families of Pastor Koh and Amri Che Mat.
If that is not "involvement" or culpability then I dont know what is.
And yesterday, further to his judgement, the High Court judge Su Tiang Joo delivered a harsh critique of state accountability over this case. Here are Malay Mail (click here) and Yahoo News (click here):
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 — In a scathing commentary that went beyond his landmark rulings yesterday, High Court judge Su Tiang Joo delivered a harsh critique of state accountability, lamenting the irony of using public funds to compensate for the wrongdoings of government servants.
His remarks came as he ordered the government to pay nearly RM37 million to the family of Pastor Raymond Koh for enforced disappearance and over RM3 million to that of activist Amri Che Mat for negligence in a police investigation.
Su ordered compensation of RM10,000 per day from the day Koh went missing until he is found — an amount that currently exceeds RM31 million — to be placed in a trust fund until his fate is ascertained. Koh has been missing for a total of 3,187 days as of November 5.
“The RM10,000 is not a figure I plucked from the air. It was a figure that was given by the Court of Appeal involving false imprisonment at RM10,000 per day as given for deprivation of personal liberty under the Federal Constitution,” he said in justifying the sum.
However, the judge acknowledged the irony in awarding such large sums, noting that the higher the damages, the more public funds would ultimately be used to pay for the wrongdoings of government servants.
“It offends the concept of fairness, reasonableness and justice,” he said.
He then quoted former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s 1983 speech at the Conservative Party Conference to illustrate his point.
“Let us never forget this fundamental truth, the State has no source of money other than money which people earn themselves.
“If the State wishes to spend more it can do so only by borrowing your savings or by taxing you more.
“It is no good thinking that someone else will pay ― that ‘someone else’ is you. There is no such thing as public money; there is only taxpayers’ money,” he quoted.
Su also cited the case of Mongolian interpreter Altantuya Shaariibuu, who was murdered by two Royal Malaysia Police officers, noting how the Shah Alam High Court had found both the officers and the Malaysian government vicariously liable for her death in 2022.
The court had ordered the defendants in that case to pay RM5 million in damages, with the case currently pending appeal at the Court of Appeal.
He said the same principle applied to Koh’s and Amri’s cases — that the higher the award, the more public funds would be used — and called it a bitter irony.
“It would probably distress the sense of justice of the man on the street that he will be contributing towards the payment of damages awarded to be paid by the very person entrusted to protect him and who have been found liable for abusing such power,” he added.
Amri was abducted in Perlis around midnight on November 24, 2016, when his vehicle was surrounded by three cars and five men.
Koh was abducted on February 13, 2017, in Selangor after his car was surrounded by seven vehicles and about 15 masked individuals.
In April 2019, the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) concluded that both men were victims of enforced disappearance carried out by the police’s Special Branch.
My Comments:
High Court judge Su Tiang Joo's remarks: very person entrusted to protect him and who have been
found liable for abusing such power clearly means the Police were liable.
The High Court Judge clearly means the Police abused their power. This was the ruling in the High Court of Malaya as well as in follow up remarks by the presiding judge Mr Su Tiang Joo.
This directly implies that the Police knew what happened to Pastor Koh and Amri Che Mat.
No grand prizes for guessing that the Police also knew what happened to Pastor Helmi and his wife Ruth Sitepu - the other couple who have gone missing.
Habeas Corpus ? Where are their bodies?
The High Court has ordered the gomen and the Police to pay the family of Pastor Koh RM10,000 for each day that goes by without Pastor Koh being returned to his family.
So now this becomes a question for the present IGP as well as the current Minister of Home Affairs.
You must make a statement.
And think extremely very carefully before you make any statements.
Because human lives are involved
And most likely these people are no more alive.
That means foul play and possibly murder.
The Home Minister today, the Home Ministry today, the IGP today and the Police today are not found liable for abusing such power . These cases happened in 2016 and 2017.
However the Home Minister today, the Home Ministry today, the IGP today and the Police today are responsible to bringing this matter to a proper and full closure.
There is now a ruling by the High Court of Malaya that the Police officers (of 2016-2017) were liable in the disappearances of Pator Koh and Amri Che Mat. This is a ruling of the Court of Law.
By ordering "compensation of RM10,000 per day from the day Koh went missing until he is found" the High Court has now made it the responsibility of the
present Home Minister,
the Home Ministry today,
the present IGP and
the Police today
to find Pastor Koh.
Each day that the present Home Minister, the Home Ministry today, the present IGP and the Police today do not deliver Pastor Koh to his family it will cost the taxpayer RM10,000. Failure to deliver Pastor Koh to his family and burden the taxpayer with RM10,000 compensation per day will shift blame on the present Home Minister and the present IGP. Please take note.
And if Pastor Koh and Amry Che Mat are found to be not alive (which is my strongest suspicion) it immediately indicates foul play and murder. And because more than one person was abducted and disappeared it means serial murder.
And for that the previous Home Minister at the relevant time, the Home Ministry then, the IGP at that time and the Police officers at that time must be brought into scrutiny and possible prosecution.
Too many people have gone missing. Pastor Koh, Amri Che Mat, Pastor Helmi and his wife Ruth Sitepu. Human rights groups have mentioned others as well. These cases will not go away.
Here is the real problem for the culprits involved. Dulu the sun never set on the Barisan Nasional / UMNO gomen. All sorts of crap happened then: Altantuya, Pastor Koh, Amri etc. Then in 2018 the BN / UMNO got kicked out. Pretty soon these cases will become election issues. "Then that somebody is going to prison"
The High Court has ordered the gomen to pay the wife of Pastor Koh RM10,000 a day until Pastor Koh is found.
My Comments: The Court has ordered the gomen to pay Pastor Koh's wife RM10,000 a day until the Pastor is found.
That is taxpayers money. So now the taxpayers have to bear the burden of the Police and the gomen screwing up this case.
I
say cut the salaries and the pensions of the IGP and all those
Policemen who were involved in this case. The Court says that one or more of the
policemen involved is still serving on the force.
They
screw up and now the taxpayers have to pay more than RM34 million
damages. RM31 million to Koh's wife and RM3 million to Amri's wife.
It has also been EIGHT YEARS since these men were abducted and disappeared. They can and should be declared legally dead. And since they were abducted and disappeared the case should be reclassified as foul play / murder. This should be a murder case.
There must be closure for the families. Where are their bodies? Somebody must know. Look at that video again. The Star report says at least EIGHT men were involved in the abduction of Pastor Koh.
Those EIGHT men are all still alive and known because the Court said one or more of them is still serving in the Police force. Interrogate those fellows and ask them what happened to Koh after they abducted him? Where did they take Koh?
Please look at that Star video again. The abduction operation was planned and carried out by idiots. Macam lakonan cerita bodoh wayang P Ramlee.
Even I can tell you that you do not abduct a person in broad daylight in the middle of a super busy road in Petaling Jaya using a platoon of over EIGHT men, many SUVs and motorcycles. Certainly there will be witnesses. In this case the whole abduction was caught on CCTV cameras.
This is the same level of stupidity which can believe that the prophet's wife came from Kedah. Or that the Malays taught the Roman Empire how to build ships. The same type of bodoh.
The decision of the High Court clearly mentions the Police.
The High Court judge says one or more of the Policemen involved are still serving in the Police.
The High Court has ordered the gomen AND THE POLICE to pay the wife of Pastor Koh RM10,000 a day until Pastor Koh is found.
Basically the High Court is telling the gomen and the Police "Habeas Corpus" - you shall bring the body, now.
WHERE ARE THE BODIES OF PASTOR KOH AND AMRI CHE MAT?
