Some are screaming for heads to roll, some are disappointed that something as silly as this could happen in singapore, some want to learn, forgive and move on. Some felt that since our ministers' pay are pegged to private sector, they should face similar penalty as private sector folks.
And i suppose there would be a small pocket of people like me, looking on, yet having an entirely different movie playing in our heads.
That would be the Conspiracy Theory crowd.
No, i'm not one of those who think that Mas Selamat was killed secretly. If that were the case, and *people* wanted to cover that up, saying it's suicide would have been a much easier and less embarrassing way out.
I'm thinking along the line of ... A Collateral. A Threat. Ransom. And The Exchange was the only way out, the only way to keep the nation safe. That would explain the timed release of information - it was part of the deal, to allow a reasonable chance for MSK to leave unnoticed.
*raise right eyebrow twice*
"They were very cautious in releasing information about Mas Selamat as they wanted to be very accurate. If they didn't have the information clearly in their minds or on the records, then putting out information will simply be more problematic. It is a balance between speed in telling the public about what he was wearing, what he looked like or whether he was limping or not, and the need to have accuracy of information."
(...days later..."He limps!"......and even later, "can only see he limps when he walks quickly")
See, not timely, not accurate. You think Singapore's info dissemination is THAT lousy? Na-uh!
*whispers* There's something else going on! "They" HAD to let him go. *nods knowingly*
Ahem. But this ofcoz, is baseless speculation. It doesn't help the situation (if any) at all, so don't take me seriously.
it's....just an idea for a movie plot, yeah? ;)
Meanwhile, if you see this man, call 999! Remember, he's still in Singapore!
PS He might look slimmer by now.Or fatter, depending on how he reacts to stress.
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