Release full video, Johari challenges blogger
The PKR MP is seen in this clip as being very friendly with the three men, laughing and joking with them several times during the sex video screening.
(The Malaysian Insider) – Datuk Johari Abdul today demanded a pro-Umno blogger to release the full recording of the PKR leader watching the infamous sex video with the “Datuk T” trio, claiming that it will absolve him of any accusations.
A new video clip emerged on the Internet yesterday to attack Johari’s credibility with suggestions he had asked “Datuk T”, comprising Datuk Shazryl Eskay Abdullah, former Malacca Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Thamby Chik and Datuk Shuaib Abdul Lazim, for RM1 million.
The latest video is a recording of Johari (picture) watching the sex video in a hotel room, accompanied by the trio.
The 1.59-minute-long video, posted by pro-Umno blogger “Papagomo” carried a blog posting which quoted Shazryl as alleging that Johari was convinced that Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was the man in the sex clip, and that Johari had also asked for RM1 million for himself and RM1 million each for five other MPs who would “leave PKR” after viewing the video.
The posting also quoted Shazryl as saying that Johari had demanded RM100,000 in “advanced payment”, and that the PKR man had been paid half the amount. The latest video clip however contains no evidence to suggest he had asked for money.
“I challenge Papagomo to show the full tape, do not edit and only show two minutes, I watched it, I was there at least for half an hour.
“Show the part where Rahim offered me money and offered to take me to see the Prime Minister,” Johari told reporters today.
The Sungai Petani MP claimed that he could not remember the context of a line he had said when watching the sex video, which was repeated a few times in the recording.
“I can’t remember…but what is said “it’s not about Anwar, it’s about the scene”…its scene, not sin. Only way to find out, show the whole video,” Johari said.
Johari has maintained he is “completely” innocent of the “untrue” accusations.
