First he say it's important, then a test to positively confirm it was used was not necessary. Hmm ... Malaysians need to watch more CSIs.
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Sodomy II: No test conducted for presence of lubricant, court told
General surgeon Dr Mohd Razali Ibrahim said knowing whether lubrication had been used, especially in a sodomy case, was very important, as it could indicate that sodomy might have ccurred even if there were no signs of injury.
However, when queried by Anwar's counsel Sankara Nair, Dr Mohd Razali admitted that he had not asked for a lubrication test to be conducted to ascertain the presence of any lubricant in Mohd Saiful as he did not think it was necessary. "It was not necessary. It was necessary to know, but not necessary to test," he said during cross-examination.
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Now they want to check whether lubricants was used
Monday, October 25, 2010
Anwar's Sodomy Trial
This case keeps on getting more twists and turns each day. I wonder how long will DSAI will last the bout this time.
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Sodomy II: Another medical report of Mohd Saiful exists, court told
KUALA LUMPUR: Another medical report exists that contains more details of Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan's medical history and examination, the High Court was told Monday.
Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) general surgeon Dr Mohd Razali Ibrahim told the court that there was another "initial report" which had been prepared and signed by all three HKL doctors who had presided over Mohd Saiful's case.
Earlier, Dr Mohd Razali said investigating officer Supt Jude Pereira was also present during Mohd Saiful's three-hour medical examination on June 28.
Anwar, 63, has claimed trial to a charge of sodomising Mohd Saiful, 25, at Desa Damansara Condominium in Jalan Setiakasih, Bukit Damansara, here, on June 26, 2008.
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