My accomplice was 'sent from god', says woman in samurai sword case


PUTRAJAYA: The woman who ran amok with a samurai-sword wielding man outside the Prime Minister's Department office, told the Sessions Court here that she believed her accomplice was the Imam Mahdi (messiah).

"I believe he (Khalil Afendi) had guidance from God and that I had to help him as he was God-sent," replied Muhdalena Ahmad, when DPP Kalmizah Salleh's questioned why she had followed Khalil to the PM's department.

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