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5 Facts: Petrosaudi Ex-Employee Justo Caught For 1MDB Info Leak

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

GreaterMalaysia.com reports:

Police have arrested a Swiss national they claim leaked information of a Saudi-based energy company to a UK-based news website. Xavier Andre Justo, 49, was arrested at a house on Koh Samui on Monday. It was said to be part of a plot to discredit Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, Malaysian sources said yesterday.

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