Cradle Fund CEO’s brother didn’t tell cops about death threats


SHAH ALAM: An elder brother of deceased Cradle Fund chief executive officer Nazrin Hassan told the High Court that he did not tell the police that death threats had been made against Nazrin.

Dr Malek Reedzwan Che Hassan (pic) told judge Datuk Ab Karim Ab Rahman that he did not tell the police Nazrin had received death threats before his sudden demise in June 2018, because he was sure they would find out about it on their own.

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