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Jasmine For The Dead

Jasmine For The Dead

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James Hollander, a 60 years old Englishman Journalist who lives in K.L. together with his friend Hubert Gehrcke, has been murdered.

Chief Inspector Chee Keong and his colleague Haris Askandar start the investigation along three threads, following Hollander’s field of research. A gang of human traffickers, that seemed to have close ties with immigration officers. An international pharmaceutical company with headquarter located in Bremen/Germany. The massacre where 25 rubber tappers had been killed in cold blood by the Scots Guards in 1948 during the ‘emergency’  called colonial war in Batang Kali region, located about 100km north of Kuala Lumpur

Has Hollander been murdered in a bloody drama of jealousy?

Could the murder be a matter of revenge because Hollander was a soldier in the British army during the colonial war in then Malaya?

Was James Hollander gay? A question not only Chee Keong is looking for an answer.

 

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James Hollander, a 60 years old Englishman Journalist who lives in K.L. together with his friend Hubert Gehrcke, has been murdered.

Chief Inspector Chee Keong and his colleague Haris Askandar start the investigation along three threads, following Hollander’s field of research. A gang of human traffickers, that seemed to have close ties with immigration officers. An international pharmaceutical company with headquarter located in Bremen/Germany. The massacre where 25 rubber tappers had been killed in cold blood by the Scots Guards in 1948 during the ‘emergency’  called colonial war in Batang Kali region, located about 100km north of Kuala Lumpur

Has Hollander been murdered in a bloody drama of jealousy?

Could the murder be a matter of revenge because Hollander was a soldier in the British army during the colonial war in then Malaya?

Was James Hollander gay? A question not only Chee Keong is looking for an answer.

 

Publisher: Integra Maju Jaya (Aletheia)

Paperback

2014

ISBN: 9789670481159

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