Cradle Fund CEO murder: Police corporal denies her actions led to witness being untraceable
PublishedSamirah Muzaffar, who is accused of murdering her husband, Cradle Fund CEO, Nazrin Hassan, attends her trial at the Shah Alam High Court September 6, 2019. — Picture by Miera Zulyana
She said, however, she did not take personal details such as the full name and the identity card number of the caller as she felt that there was no need to do so. Jamaliah said based on her experience throughout her stint, many callers were reluctant to provide their personal information when asked to do so.
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