Teoh inquiry: MACC officer denies second diary was to support suicide theory

KUALA LUMPUR: A senior assistant superintendent of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) denied Monday that he wrote the second investigation diary nearly two years after the death of Teoh Beng Hock to support a theory that the political aide had committed suicide.

Mohd Nadzri Ibrahim told the Commission of Inquiry investigating Teoh's death that the second diary was written before the commission was set up, to include information which was not available in the first diary written two or three days after Teoh's death.