The story continues today, with few more revelations:<\/p>\n
The datukship of the suspect is being investigated by the police, and so far replies from the states indicates no such awards<\/span>, reports The Star. So, this most likely means its a bogus Datukship<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n The main suspect in the murder of cosmetics queen Datuk Sosilawati Lawiya is not a Datuk after all.<\/p>\n Police enquiries in all states to trace who had conferred a Datukship on the 41-year-old drew a blank, sources said.<\/p>\n It is learnt that the suspect had bought the so-called title<\/span> from a businessman for RM180,000.<\/p>\n The man had promised him that his name would be included on the list of recipients for Datukship.<\/p>\n Apparently, the businessman told the suspect that he was free to use the title following the inclusion of his name on the list.<\/p>\n Sources revealed that police were also looking for the businessman.<\/p>\n \n<\/blockquote>\n Not only that, DAP’s Tony Pua had dismissed claims<\/strong><\/a> that the suspects are life-long members of DAP:<\/p>\n\n