Is MACC 'blind' to Rosmah's Birkin bags, her son's luxury homes paid for in HARD CASH?

I am glad to know that the Malaysian Anti-Commission Commission (MACC) has investigated the RM24.4 million ring allegedly purchased by Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's wife, Rosmah Mansor.

According to MACC chief commissioner Abu Kassim Mohamed, his officers had gone to the Customs Department and it was confirmed that the ring had been sent back to New York.

Even if the RM24.4 million ring did not belong to the First Lady of Malaysia, but has MACC initiated a probe on her Hermes Birkin and her son’s RM110 million penthouse at New York?

Lavish spending of Najib’s family has even raised eyebrows and question from New York.

New York Times in an article dated February 9, 2015 stated as follows:

Rosmah Mansor

“Mr. Najib, who earns an annual salary of about $100,000 as prime minister, has been battered by news media reports of his wife’s lavish spending. A notable episode involved the Birkin bags: A series of photos that went viral on social media in Malaysia showed Ms. Rosmah holding at least nine of the purses. They typically cost between $9,000 and $150,000 apiece.”

Invoices and other documents obtained by The Times show millions of dollars in jewelry ordered for Rosmah in Hong Kong in 2008 and 2009 - diamond and emerald rings, and diamond, emerald and ruby bracelets.

The NYT story also unearthed the previously secret transactions of Najib’s 38 year old step-son, Riza Aziz, who bought an apartment in Park Laurel, New York for US$33.5 million and a house in Beverly Hills worth at least US$17.5 million in hard cash.

Abu Kassim Mohamed

So my question to Abu Kassim is this: did you initiate a probe on all these?

And if he did but he and MACC did not find anything suspicious, then I must say, MACC might not be a paper tiger, but it must be a blind tiger.

Teo Nie Ching id Member of Parliament for Kulai.