Rizalman says stress led to negative assessments


PETALING JAYA: Former second warrant officer Mohammed Rizalman Ismail (pic) claims that corrupt seniors and a culture of blaming underlings had caused him stress which eventually led to negative assessments of him, the New Zealand Herald reports.

The new information released by the New Zealand court on Monday was from an expert report into Rizalman's mental fitness conducted by University of Auckland professor of psychiatry Graham Mellsop in November.

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