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as the translator to a powerful
0:02
politician altantuya found herself in a
0:04
very tricky situation when she was
0:06
bribed to translate an elusive deal
0:08
between two Nations despite her best
0:11
efforts she was never rewarded for her
0:13
hand in the negotiation and after
0:15
threatening her powerful boss she found
0:18
herself as the primary target of a
0:20
terrifying operation to silence her and
0:22
tragically all of this would end with
0:25
the use of C4 Alena's case gained
0:28
International attention when two former
0:30
police officers were convicted of her
0:32
murder but when detectives followed the
0:34
clues they realized that those officers
0:37
may have just been chosen as scapegoats
0:40
the mystery deepened further when
0:41
detectives realized that a political
0:44
analyst and even the former prime
0:46
minister of Malaysia may have been
0:48
involved in her execution and these
0:50
details would only be the beginning of
0:52
an extremely twisted and turbulent case
0:55
today we're looking at the haunting
0:56
Enigma of altantuya Shabu a story that
0:59
remains Rems a perplexing mystery marked
1:01
by unanswered questions and
1:05
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1:09
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1:11
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1:14
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1:15
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1:17
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this is the case of altantuya
1:46
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case one of those living here in the
Altantuya Shaariibuu
4:40
year 2006 was a woman named altantuya
4:43
Shabu born in the year 1978 altantuya
4:47
embraced a multicultural upbringing that
4:49
influenced her younger years although
4:51
she was born to Mongolian parents her
4:54
life began in the expansive country of
4:56
Russia which is where she lived for the
4:58
first 12 years of her life now despite
5:01
standing out among her classmates her
5:03
kind nature endeared her to everyone
5:05
around her she was both sweet and clever
5:08
at the same time and her teachers and
5:10
peers found her a pleasure to be around
5:12
she absorbed various cultural influences
5:15
at a very young age incorporating
5:17
elements from Taiwanese Chinese
5:19
Mongolian and Russian backgrounds into
5:22
her identity this made her an extremely
5:24
unique and interesting person to be
5:26
around and it's safe to say that all of
5:28
those around her were deeply fascinated
5:31
by her it was in the year of 1990 that
5:34
alt antia returned to her homeland of
5:36
Mongolia she continued to go to school
5:39
here made many new friends and succeeded
5:41
academically and by the time she
5:43
graduated from high school when she was
5:45
18 years old she was also married this
5:48
worldwind romance led her to tie the
5:50
knot with a Mongolian singer named madii
5:53
but despite welcoming a child together
5:55
the union was unfortunately shortlived
5:58
and after divorcing alter 2 years child
6:01
went to live with her parents while she
6:03
pondered the next steps of her own life
6:05
initially pursuing a career in teaching
6:07
Altona showcased a Proficiency in four
6:10
different languages that being Mongolian
6:13
Russian Chinese and English with even a
6:15
sprinkling of French she was intent on
6:18
leveraging her Multicultural background
6:20
and linguistic talents to educate her
6:22
local community but her plans took an
6:24
unexpected turn when on a whim she
6:27
decided to relocate to France viewing
6:29
this as an opportunity for both personal
6:31
exploration and language enhancement
6:34
once she arrived in Europe altantuya was
6:36
immediately recognized for her beauty
6:39
with perfect skin a slim figure and a
6:41
beautiful smile it is safe to say that
6:43
she turned many heads in the street
6:45
encouraged by her friends and her family
6:47
alike she enrolled in modeling school
6:49
and found employment in the fashion
6:51
industry but despite her initial success
6:53
her modeling career would unfortunately
6:55
prove fruitless therefore leading her
6:58
back to Mongolia with a a rather sad
7:00
sense of
7:02
loss now back in a former country Alton
7:04
tuya had no idea what to do I think many
7:07
of us hit that in our early adulthood
7:09
you hit your 20s and then all of a
7:11
sudden you have no idea what to do with
7:13
your life she would even remarry and
7:15
have a second child but this too ended
7:17
in divorce and of course the child went
7:19
back to her parents too despite feeling
7:21
a drift and not knowing what to do with
7:23
herself Altona recognized the one
7:25
strength that she had that being her
7:27
deep and extensive Multicultural
7:29
background and after a series of
7:31
unsuccessful gigs she was given a very
7:33
unique opportunity to work as an
7:34
international translator with thanks to
7:36
a connection by a friend thrilled by the
7:39
idea of using her language skills while
7:40
traveling internationally she embraced
7:42
this Challenge and traveled to many
7:44
places like China Singapore and Malaysia
7:46
by the year of 2004 Altona had firmly
7:49
established herself within the field of
7:51
translation boasting an impressive
7:53
portfolio with high-profile clientele to
7:56
boot it was during a jeel convention in
7:59
Malaysia that un notable Beauty and
8:01
impeccable accent captured the attention
8:03
of najib razak who at the time was the
Political negotiations...
8:06
minister of defense and the future Prime
8:08
Minister of Malaysia and eventually
8:10
razak introduced Alona to his close
8:13
associate Abdul binda now Abdul was a
8:16
defense analyst affiliated with the
8:18
Malaysian strategic Research Center and
8:21
Not only was he politically influential
8:23
but he was also a distinguished
8:25
socialite with considerable wealth now
8:27
you can probably see where this is going
8:29
already Pat aluya and Abdul hit it off
8:32
almost immediately she was enamored by a
8:35
success money and flattery and as for
8:37
Abdul well he was Smitten by her Youth
8:40
and charm it didn't take long for the
8:42
two to grow close and before you knew it
8:45
he was taking her across the globe to
8:47
Luxurious hotels in koala lumur Shanghai
8:50
and various European cities we engaged
8:53
in negotiating high stakes business
8:55
deals or exploring romantic locations
8:58
alent tuers and Abdul's relationship
9:00
eventually evolved from professional
9:02
collaboration into a more intimate
9:04
connection it was in October of 2006
9:07
that Abdul and altantuya embarked on
9:09
another journey to France but this one
9:12
would be different thanks to alona's
9:14
years of Multicultural experience she
9:16
often accompanied him as a personal
9:18
translator and helped him with
9:20
communication though saying that I'm
9:22
sure that's not the only kind of support
9:24
she was providing altantuya proved
9:26
herself to be especially useful when
9:28
Heist akes business deals were on the
9:30
line and this time would be no different
9:33
because after arriving in Paris the two
9:36
would have to negotiate a massive
9:37
contract worth millions of dollars so of
9:41
all places what was Abdul beinder doing
9:43
here in France in the first place well
9:46
as it turns out he was actually here to
9:48
negotiate a deal for several hybrid War
9:50
submarines for the Malaysian government
9:52
so as you can imagine a lot of money was
9:55
at stake here and unfortunately this is
9:57
where the story becomes both comp
9:59
licated and corrupt in the intricate web
10:02
of international negotiations Alton Tua
10:04
found herself fully unaware of the full
10:06
magnitude of this deal and of course
10:08
that put her in very hot water it
10:10
eventually surfaced that a French
10:12
company named amarus put more than 110
10:14
million euros of commissions to help
10:16
facilitate this agreement now Abdul
10:19
promised Alon tuya half a million
10:21
dollars for her role in this negotiation
10:23
so she essentially was bribed to keep
10:25
quiet in a legally messy
10:28
situation
10:29
now initially altantuya was more than
10:32
happy to take the deal half a million
10:34
dollars was more money than she had ever
10:36
seen in her lifetime But as time passed
10:38
by her patience to receive this money
10:40
wore thin you see Abdul never got around
10:43
to paying her causing aluya to push back
10:46
in frustration frustrated by his rather
10:49
elusive Behavior she threatened to
10:51
expose him if he didn't complete his
10:52
side of the bargain I mean a covert
10:55
International arms deal with millions of
10:57
dollars worth of illegal kickbacks that
10:59
is not something that anyone wants to be
11:01
affiliated with so now facing blackmail
11:04
and the looming possibility of an
11:05
international law enforcement scrutiny
11:08
Abdul had a difficult Choice ahead of
11:10
him was he going to commit to his
11:12
promise and fulfill his end of the
11:13
bargain or would he find another way
11:16
around this paying out half a million
11:19
dollars may have solved all of his
11:21
problems but he was worried that she
11:23
might return to extort him in the future
11:25
and so lost in his dilemma he
11:27
contemplated a more infinite way of
11:29
keeping her silent you may have guessed
11:31
this already but Abdul was no stranger
11:34
to Shady Affairs and so after returning
11:37
to his political stronghold in koala
11:39
lumo he discreetly leveraged his
11:41
extensive political Network to address
11:43
his impending crisis traditional methods
11:45
were deemed to be inadequate given the
11:47
potential consequences here and so in a
11:50
strategic move he consulted the prime
11:52
minister's chief of security who would
11:54
later introduce him to Senior Chief
11:56
Inspector aalah hadri a man with an
11:58
alleged history of silencing people
12:00
through lethal actions behind the scenes
12:03
it appeared that Abdul was about to make
12:05
sure that he would never be threatened
12:07
with blackmail like this again as a side
12:09
note it is important to understand here
12:12
that although Malaysia may seem to
12:13
bolster a prosperous economy on the
12:15
outside its International reputation has
12:18
actually been tarnished by Decades of
12:21
corruption the same political party has
12:23
been running the country for more than
12:25
65 years now and with so much time and
12:27
power they have managed to rack up
12:29
numerous allegations against them so
12:32
this scenario begs the question how does
12:35
a prominent member of a corrupt
12:36
government respond when confronted not
12:39
merely by an ordinary civilian but by
12:41
their lover who is threatening to expose
12:43
a highly illegal arms trade I'm sure
12:46
that unfortunately you can already
12:49
connect the
October 19th, 2006... Aftermath...
12:55
dots October the 19th 2006 6 Alton tua's
13:00
family were beginning to grow worried
13:02
they hadn't heard from their daughter in
13:04
a little over 24 hours now and knowing
13:06
that she was in a foreign country
13:08
without anyone nearby to support her her
13:10
parents knew that they needed to remain
13:12
vigilant for her safety recognizing the
13:15
gravity of the situation her cousin
13:17
decided to take action seeking urgent
13:20
assistance he filed a police report at
13:22
the Mongolian Embassy in Bangkok where
13:24
he then initiated contact with Malaysian
13:26
authorities prompting an investigation
13:28
ation after contacting the authorities
13:31
in Malaysia a team began to search for
13:33
altantuya and not even 24 hours later a
13:36
gruesome site was discovered in the
13:38
forest in punak cam the forest looked
13:41
more like a battlefield than anything
13:43
else a crater which was clearly created
13:46
by an explosion was visible on the
13:48
forest floor and amidst the foliage lay
13:50
the dismembered remains of an individual
13:53
with bone fragments flesh and tissue
13:55
scattered in a nightmarish display with
13:58
the crime scene so chaotic and dispersed
14:00
nobody really knew what to make of this
14:02
situation I mean it was clear that
14:04
someone had died from an explosion but
14:07
could it possibly have been an accident
14:09
sadly the answer was no because upon
14:11
closer inspection very evident signs of
14:14
Foul Play were revealed this was
14:16
certainly a case of homicide it was
14:18
later revealed that the victim had been
14:20
shot twice before being stuffed full of
14:22
explosives and tragically it was not
14:25
those two bullets that killed them so
14:28
what was the story behind this gruesome
14:30
scene because whoever the victim was
14:32
they must have found themselves on the
14:34
wrong side of some very powerful people
14:36
put quite simply civilians do not have
14:39
access to this sort of
14:44
Weaponry it became clear that the
14:46
explosive residue collected at the crime
14:48
scene was from explosives usually used
14:50
by the military to be exact the residue
14:53
was confirmed to belong to pente rol
14:55
tetranitrate and cylene trinit aamine
14:59
which were defined as explosives under
15:01
the Firearms Act of 1957 and are
15:04
typically found in C4 despite the lack
15:06
of facial features to help verify the
15:08
body forensics were able to use bone
15:10
fragments to narrow down the list of
15:12
potential victims and soon enough DNA
15:15
analysis sadly confirmed that the body
15:17
belonged to altantuya shabu following
15:20
the news two officers were swiftly
15:22
arrested in connection to the case that
15:24
being Corporal cumar aged 35 and Chief
15:27
Inspector a hadri aged 30 it is worth
15:30
highlighting here that HRI was the man
15:33
that Abdul hired to fix his little
15:35
blackmail problem now both Umar and
15:37
hardre were part of the special actions
15:39
unit an elite Malaysian task force
15:42
renowned for its specialized
15:44
capabilities and beyond their roles in
15:46
their SAU they maintained affiliations
15:48
with high ranking Malaysian politicians
15:51
they had even previously served as
15:53
security Personnel for the former prime
15:55
minister Abdullah ahmmed badawi so these
15:58
two men were well trained well trusted
16:01
and knew how to keep their mouths shut
16:03
and if there were ever two men that were
16:05
perfect for this job it would likely be
16:07
these two with this in mind all Abdul
16:10
had to do now was sit back in his estate
16:12
and let these men do the Dirty Work how
16:15
lucky for him that his clandestine
16:17
Affairs could now be managed
16:24
esslyn know was that a mere few hours
16:28
before her disappearance Alton Tua
16:30
herself had reported the entire Affair
16:32
to the authorities aware of how powerful
16:35
her enemies were she told the police
16:37
that if she were to go missing the first
16:40
person they should investigate should be
16:41
Abdul beinder you see in the days before
16:44
reporting herself to the authorities
16:46
alenta suspected that she was being
16:49
followed At first she noticed the same
16:51
car around her home parked around the
16:53
corner or up the block by her house and
16:56
then it became more prominent people
16:59
were following her to work to the shops
17:01
and then back home as the intrusive
17:03
surveillance became increasingly obvious
17:06
Altona recognized the urgency of seeking
17:08
help she knew that she was dealing with
17:10
a powerful and corrupt political faction
17:13
here and quite understandably was
17:15
terrified of the consequences and this
17:18
awareness extended Beyond Alena herself
17:21
even her family knew that Abdul was
17:23
terrible news and before officers could
17:26
even ask they gave his name up so the
17:29
question is what led Alton Tua to this
17:31
Lonely Forest where her life was then
17:34
tragically ended it turns out that on
17:36
the night before her death she was
17:38
actually on the way to Abdul's house
17:39
already to negotiate some sort of
17:41
resolution however when she arrived she
17:44
would not actually meet her ex-lover
17:46
instead she met his two henchmen who
17:48
then put her in the back of a car and
17:50
escorted her away for to never be seen
17:52
alive again now with an active
17:54
investigation in progress law
Finding her killers, complicated legal proceedings...
17:56
enforcement pursued every lead they
17:58
could could find and of course the
18:00
political party behind this wanted
18:02
nothing to do with it and finally
18:04
several weeks after the Grim discovery
18:06
of her body three arrests were finally
18:08
made that being Abdul beinder and his
18:10
two henchmen a pivotal moment in the
18:13
investigation unfolded when a key
18:15
witness intimately connected to the case
18:17
stepped forward Bala subramanium also
18:20
known as Bala was a private investigator
18:23
hired by Abdul to keep a close eye on
18:25
Alton tuya and boy did he emerge with
18:27
some rather controversial news Bala
18:31
claimed that the police had been
18:32
withholding crucial information on the
18:34
case and that furthermore he was
18:36
prepared to reveal everything that he
18:38
knew Balor also claimed that not only
18:41
did the Prime Minister know Alon tuya
18:43
but he also had a sexual relationship
18:45
with her too Bala also revealed
18:48
conversations with Abdul about his
18:50
relationship with Alon tuya he claimed
18:52
that he had inherited her from najib who
18:54
passed her on because he wanted to avoid
18:56
controversy while he geared up to become
18:59
Deputy Prime Minister it was also
19:01
revealed that Abdul had sought najib's
19:03
advice after his trip to France with
19:05
aluya this implying that najib was aware
19:07
of the blackmail and the impending
19:09
murder case these allegations were
19:12
highly inflammatory and of course
19:14
painted two very powerful men negatively
19:17
and that evening when questioned about
19:18
his involvement in the case prime
19:20
minister njer brzak strongly denied ever
19:23
knowing Alon tuya and even claimed that
19:25
he had never personally met the woman
19:27
Abdul simult ously denied having any
19:29
inappropriate involvement with Alon tuya
19:32
and furthermore he corroborated his
19:33
story with niib claiming he had never
19:35
actually had any involvement with the
19:37
girl which is quite the statement when
19:40
you think about it I mean receipts and
19:42
witness accounts all say
19:46
otherwise in a sudden turn of events and
19:49
not even 24 hours after making his first
19:51
statement Bala would then suddenly
19:53
retract it and make a new statement to
19:55
say that his first one was not truthful
19:58
and entirely made up in response and in
20:00
his new statement he completely absolved
20:02
both najib and Abdul of their
20:04
involvement with Alon tuya essentially
20:06
getting both of them off the hook and
20:08
perhaps no surprise but shortly after
20:10
this he was then reported as missing to
20:12
the police because put quite simply he
20:15
had vanished off the face of the Earth
20:17
many rumors started to circulate after
20:19
this but what was quite obvious is that
20:21
this man faced extreme pressure from
20:23
some very powerful people and whether
20:25
his disappearance was voluntary or not
20:28
he was now firmly out of the spotlight
20:30
and it also appeared that despite all of
20:32
the evidence stacked against him Abdul
20:34
was actually going to get away with the
20:35
murder of Alon tuya with no legal
20:38
consequence and in 2008 he was acquitted
20:41
of all charges and although the
20:43
prosecution said that they would appeal
20:45
this never actually happened in the end
20:48
however Abdul's henchmen s Umar and
20:50
aalah hadri were not so lucky someone
20:53
needed to take the fall after all and so
20:56
on April the 9th 2009 the high court
20:58
judge ruled that they were to be tried
21:00
and sentenced for altern two years
21:02
murder both men were eventually found
21:05
guilty with them being sentenced to
21:06
death by hanging for their crimes and as
21:09
their sentences were read out both men
21:11
looked onward with a blank and soulless
21:13
face both surul Umar and aah hajri
21:16
appealed their sentences and
21:18
surprisingly four years later in 2013
21:21
both men were suddenly acquitted of all
21:23
crimes that meaning that not only were
21:25
their lives spared but both men were
21:27
also so now free to go many
21:30
justifications were given for this
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including a lack of personal motive for
21:34
the murder and insufficient witness
21:36
testimonies and while this may have been
21:38
seen as a win for the politicians of
21:40
Malaysia the country's people were
21:42
enraged by the decision I mean people
21:45
always knew that politicians in their
21:47
country were corrupt but this was simply
21:50
unbelievable to
21:53
them like a strange game of pingpong the
One step ahead, for one.
21:56
prosecution was immediately back on the
21:58
case appealing the acquit to the federal
22:01
court and on January the 13th 2015 the
22:04
federal court overturned that acquit
22:06
finding both men guilty of murder for
22:08
the second time however during this
22:10
appeal it became rather obvious that one
22:12
of the most important people to this
22:14
case was now missing as their second man
22:17
sirel was nowhere to be found it
22:19
appeared that sirel had fled the country
22:22
to Australia of all places an Interpol
22:24
notice was issued and several days later
22:27
he was arrested by brisbane's
22:28
authorities the Malaysian authorities
22:30
requested to extradite him back to
22:32
Malaysia so he could face his penalties
22:35
however this was actually made
22:36
impossible due to Australia's own quirky
22:39
legal system now this is something that
22:41
I actually found quite interesting but
22:43
as it turns out anyone who's been given
22:45
a death sentence is actually protected
22:47
by Australian law and that furthermore
22:49
they cannot face extradition out the
22:51
country stuck in Australia sirel sat in
22:54
the villawood immigration Detention
22:56
Center safe from his fate back in
22:58
Malaysia and feeling less pressure now
23:00
that he was away from the country that
23:02
convicted him he began offering his own
23:04
side of the story to journalists during
23:07
his detention sir Lazar claimed that
23:09
although he had been instructed to carry
23:11
out the killing of altantuya her actual
23:14
killers were actually still at large he
23:16
further claimed that he and aillah hadri
23:19
were not selected for the job and
23:21
instead they were made to be scapegoats
23:24
while cill was held in Australia aalah
23:26
hadri continued to sentencing in
23:28
Malaysia and his legal council provided
23:31
pivotal insights into the night of Alton
23:33
tua's death it was alleged that the
23:35
explosives used in the murder were not
23:37
within the federal police inventory and
23:40
that furthermore records indicated that
23:42
aalah hadri had only been issued a
23:44
pistol and despite their extensive
23:46
military background both men were
23:49
untrained in the use of deadly
23:50
explosives or bombs Abdul openly denies
23:54
any and all allegations and to this day
23:57
both Sur and a maintained their
23:58
innocence consistently asserting that
24:01
their involvement in the murder was less
24:03
than what they were convicted of to this
24:05
day sirel still walks the streets as a
24:07
free man this is because it was ruled
24:10
that the indefinite attention of Asylum
24:11
Seekers is unlawful in Australia and so
24:14
he remains out of custody in Australia
24:17
to this day but aalah hadri is not so
24:20
lucky his second appeal was overturned
24:22
and he remains guilty in Malaysia and so
24:25
to this day he sits on death row in in a
24:28
Cell in Malaysia awaiting his execution
24:30
by
24:33
hanging it looks like it's one of those
Wrapping up and rememberance
24:35
moments where siru was one step ahead of
24:37
the game here and the exact details of
24:39
who was there when Alton Tua was
24:41
murdered or indeed who is responsible
24:43
for pressing the button remains unknown
24:46
all that we do know is that alent tuya
24:49
was unfortunate enough to find herself
24:51
in the middle of a very sticky political
24:53
situation one that was filled with lies
24:56
smoken mirrors and Corruption she was
24:58
thrust into an uncomfortable situation
25:00
before she knew it was bribed and lied
25:03
to used and then murdered Alon tuya was
25:06
beautiful intelligent and driven and
25:08
towards the end of her life she was
25:10
Finding success in an occupation that
25:12
she loved but tragically she unwittingly
25:15
crossed paths with the wrong individuals
25:17
and this resulted in her losing her life
25:19
in the most brutal of ways to this day
25:22
Abdul lives consequence-free for what he
25:25
allegedly did to Alton tuya and he
25:27
stands as an example of what can happen
25:29
when you cross someone with all the
25:31
power and none of the
25:35
consequences quite a sensitive
Outro, Nero
25:37
controversial and very political case
25:39
when we think about it but yeah I think
25:42
that pretty much wraps up our case today
25:44
folks as always I'd like to know what
25:45
you think about this case because yeah
25:47
it's quite a concerning one considering
25:49
how many people are involved and how
25:51
deep this goes what do you think
25:53
happened ton tuya do you think Abdul
25:55
murdered her or do you think it was
25:57
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26:23
you again so much for watching and as
26:24
always I'll see you again very soon for
26:26
another one likely in 2 or 3 days and of
26:29
course there's always shorts coming in
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the meantime anyway until we see each
26:33
other again please remember to look
26:34
after yourself look after to each other
26:36
and of course stay safe thank you and
26:47
goodbye now this is something that I
26:50
actually found very interesting but as
26:52
it turns out anyone who's been given a
26:54
death sentence is actually protected by
26:56
Australian law and that
26:58
furthermore that's
27:00
Nero yep you deserve a cameo people
27:03
haven't seen you for a while do you want
27:05
to say hi blink you want to say hi he's
27:09
pretty happy it's dinner time soon so
27:12
yeah I think he's he's just he's just
27:17
hungry