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There were many mistakes made and painful uncalled for statements issued during the search for Nurin Jazlin Jazimin and after her body was identified. There was an unprecedented outpouring of grief for the dead child, mostly because prior to the return of her remains, following almost a [...]

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Like fellow blogger Oliver Krishnan (Real Life), I started blogging about NURIN Alert when I got hot under the collar with this post “Shut up and do something about it!”. In that post I wrote about the abduction of Adam John Walsh and the gruesome discovery of his decapitated body. Having been in the USA during the time news broadcasts [...]

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Just when I had given up on anything good coming out of the NURIN Alert proposal, the debate on this issue is ongoing in the NST (See Letter to the Editor below). I fully agree with the views of Dr Hartati as it indeed reflects very much what the Citizens for NURIN Alert (C4NA) had discussed. Indeed [...]

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I just noticed this article in the New Straits Times and am suddenly knocking my head against the proverbial brick wall again. Why do we even bother to take any issue to the attention of the politicians in this country? They always try to wash their hands off and pass the issue to the next idiot. [...]

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Yesterday, I received an email from Jasni, Nurin’s uncle, asking me about the proposal we sent to the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development Ministry late last year and I promptly forwarded him the email without asking what he needed it for. This morning my daughter excitedly told me NURIN Alert was in the New [...]

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Encouraged by the Malay Mail article by Najiah Najib and efforts by the European Union, I did a quick search on what’s been happening with the AMBER Alert program in the United States. In Malaysia, nothing happens without political will and as Datuk Seri Shahrizat got swept away in the political tsunami, it stalled efforts to [...]

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I received a call from Malay Mail’s Najiah Najib a couple of days ago about an article she was planning to write. If not for fellow blogger Jibeng who alerted me on the news article “Bloggers keep up the search” in his comment on my previous post, I would have missed it. Thanks Jibeng!
Actually I was not sure if the media [...]

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If little Shannon Matthews can be found alive 24-days after she went missing, does Sharlinie still have a chance? All but forgotten by all during the recent campaigning for the general elections and now the tussle for power in both camps, I wouldn’t be surprised if the recent election shocks was a result of public unhappiness with failure by police to [...]

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News Update:
I have to correct myself on last night’s update. Apparently it was just a report of ACP Arjunaidi voicing his concerns about lack of security in Petaling Jaya schools! Bernama has the story here and that they have appointed a Public Relations Officer to brief teachers and students on personal safety. The New Straits [...]

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News Update:
Updated on Chinese New Year, this report in the New Straits Times has a heartbreaking photo of Mohd Nashar, Sharlinie’s father. When will his ordeal end? The story in Harian Metro here. As the saying goes: “Berat mata memandang, berat lagi bahu memikul”, I am sure it is an ordeal no one would want to endure as public sympathy [...]

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