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Late Tycoon's Children Claim Brother Never Summoned by MACC
Two siblings of the deceased businessman Ta Kin Yan have alleged that their brother Jin Kiat has never been formally summoned by Malaysia's anti-corruption agency, despite reportedly being overseas and fearful of returning home.
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The children of the late Ta Kin Yan have publicly stated that their brother Jin Kiat has not received any official summons from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), contrary to what has been suggested in recent reports.
According to the siblings, Jin Kiat is currently residing abroad and has expressed concerns about returning to Malaysia following the disclosure of his residential address. The revelation of his whereabouts has reportedly heightened his anxiety about potential legal action.
The family's statement comes amid ongoing scrutiny surrounding Ta Kin Yan's business dealings and related investigations. The exact nature of the MACC's interest in the family members has not been formally clarified by the authorities.
Jin Kiat's absence from Malaysia and the family's insistence that no formal summons has been issued raise questions about the status and scope of any investigation into Ta Kin Yan's affairs. The case continues to attract attention as details about the late tycoon's business activities remain under examination.