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SHAH ALAM (Bernama): A witness in the murder trial of Cradle Fund CEO Nazrin Hassan told the High Court on Friday (February 26) that the two cell phones recovered from the scene did not explode due to their condition physical.
Former arms service officer of the Selangor ASP contingent police headquarters (R) Mohd Sa’ad Mat Nasib, 61, said the controls on mobile phones handed to him by investigating officer ASP Mohd Nizam Daud, they found that both devices did not explode, as their battery was still intact.
The 35th witness for the prosecution said that 90% of the first mobile phone was in good condition with burn marks due to the heat of the fire, while the second mobile phone was badly burned.
“Although the second mobile phone was badly burned, the battery was still intact. So I don’t think there was a strong explosion because if it happens the batteries will come out of their holder.
“The shape of the battery can still be identified. The iron pieces in the battery holder were still in good condition,” he said in response to a question from Deputy Prosecutor Tengku Intan Suraya Tengku Ismail before Judge Datuk Ab Karim Ab Rahman. here.
Mohd Sa’ad said that if the cell phone battery, which is made of lithium and wrapped in a zinc-like material, is overcharged, it will produce a gas that can generate sparks or start a fire.
“A mobile phone battery usually has several components. In the event of a strong explosion, the battery will fall out of its holder,” said the witness, who was also a staff member of the police bomb disposal unit.
Mohd Sa’ad said that based on his knowledge, if the mobile phone’s battery explodes while charging with the screen facing up, the device will be thrown up to two feet high as a result of the explosion.
On March 12, Nazrin’s wife, Samirah Muzaffar, 44, a former senior executive of the Malaysian Intellectual Property Corporation, and two teenagers, 17 and 14, were charged, along with Indonesian citizen Eka Wahyu Lestari. , who is still on the run, from Assassination of Nazrin.
It is alleged that they committed the crime in a house in Mutiara Homes, Mutiara Damansara, between 11:30 p.m. on June 13, 2018 and 4 a.m. on June 14, 2018.
The hearing continues on March 1 – Bernama
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