Sosilawati case: Accused denies cooperating with police in exchange for his release


SHAH ALAM: The fourth accused in the murder trial of cosmetics millionaire Datuk Sosilawati Lawiya and her three aides has denied making arrangements with the police in exchange for his release, the High Court here heard Friday.

Farm hand R. Kathavarayan, 32, made the denial when he was cross-examined by lawyer Manjeet Singh Dhillon, representing Kathavarayan's former employer N. Pathmanabhan.

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