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Its already 25 Days since our dear Mr Mas Selamat Bin Kastari escaped. Yes now its not Michael Scofield, its Singapore Most Wanted Man.

How did he escaped?

Singapore had always this so called tight security.

And morever his the most wanted person in a tightest security ever detention centre and how the hella did he escaped.

BAH! I heard of a few theories one of them which sounds kinda logical like the one he was poisoned in the detention centre but the police acted as if he escaped and its already 25 days mind you.

So let's get started armed with pots and pan do our part lets go hunt for him! My ass.

Now let's read a news report from Wikipedia on what really happened on the day 27th Febuary 2008.


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Escape on February 2008

At 4.05pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2008, the JI leader escaped from the Internal Security Department's Whitley Road Detention Centre where he was being detained. His family was visiting him at the time, and he was being led to a room to meet them when he asked to go to the toilet. He then fled.

A massive manhunt comprising personnel from the Singapore Police Force, the Gurkha Contingent, the Police Tactical Unit and the Police National Service Key Installation Protection Unit were deployed in the vicinity of the area immediately after the escape.

They were later aided by members of the Singapore Guards, before the operation was wound down over 17 hours later without success in locating the fugitive, who was believed to be unarmed.

Authorities said security is very tight at the detention centre and are presently conducting an independent study to determine how the fugitive escaped. Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng acknowledged that a security lapse led to his escape, and that everything is being done in attempt to recapture him.

The Onraet Road facility has armed guards, high wire fences and CCTV cameras. Reactions to the escape were filled with surprise and disbelief in what Western observers describe as a country where "security breaches are virtually unheard of", brought serious embarrassment to the Singapore government,and many questions raised by the public and the press. Security around the schools in the area was also beefed up to assure worried parents.

Indonesia and Malaysia have also announced that they too have stepped up their own border security in the wake of this incident.. Government authorities have received more than 1100 calls on sightings of Mas Selamat. The earliest sighting of him was in a back road near MacRitchie Reservoir leading to Toa Payoh Lorong 1 right behing Braddell View Estates.

An urgent worldwide security alert, or Orange Notice, has been issued by INTERPOL following a request from Singapore, INTERPOL issued the Orange Notice - which includes Kastari’s photograph and fingerprints, essential elements to help law enforcement officers in their search and eventual verification of his identity when located and arrested – to each of its 186 National Central Bureaus (NCBs).

The alert has since been changed to red.

Wanted posters of Mas Selamat were put up in shopping centers, buses, train stations and even schools islandwide to appeal for the public to inform Police should they spot him, and leaflets given out by volunteers to members of the Public. The three telecommunications companies in Singapore sent out free Multimedia Messaging Service(MMS) messages starting on 1 March 2008 to all 5.5 million subscribers with Mas Selamat's photograph, as well as email messages to SingNet Internet users.

The MMS read "Please call 999 immediately if you see Mas Selamat bin Kastari. He is short (1.58m tall) and limps on his left leg. Thank you." Lockdowns at border and immigration checkpoints have also resulted in much longer queues for people leaving Singapore. There were conflicting reports on the whereabouts of Mas Selamat.

While Singaporean police believe that he remains in Singapore, others such as Malaysia's The Star reported that he may have fled to Indonesia via a speedboat ride.
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As you can see his family was visiting Mr Mas at that time. Did they questioned his family? We wouldn't know even if they did.
From my conclusion i came up with 3 reasons on how he escaped.
1. There's bound to be an accomplice somewhere
2. Guards might have been bribed.
3. The tightest security is not so tight after all good enough to handle Mr Mas.

And to help you guys on regconising him.



And as if if this is not good enough..




Awww cmon its easter lets stop talking about Mr Mas.
Lets talk about Mr Mat Alamak instead. Let's hear his story. (Oringinal Source: talkingcock.com)

Wanted terrorist Mat Alamak was captured today after he failed to hail a cab in the CBD area.

TalkingCock secured this exclusive interview with wanted terrorist Mat Alamak to understand how he was recaptured by police.

"Aiya, damn suay!” said Mr. Alamak. “After my successful ‘toilet break’, I decided to lie low for a while. I got a job selling mee siam in a coffee shop on Circular Road and managed to evade the police."

Today, got two policemen came to my shop and ordered mee siam. After I brought them their mee siam, they asked me why got no "hum" in the mee siam. I told them mee siam where got hum, but they said nowadays new policy all mee siam must have hum.

This policy took place while I was on no-pay-leave at Whitley, that's why I didn't know about it."The two policemen then looked at me suspiciously. I made an excuse, went to the toilet and managed to escape via my top-secret, patented ‘toilet break’ technique.

"Out on Circular Road, I tried to hail a taxi, but they don't want to stop because of the new CBD taxi policy!

"I panicked, and looked around for a taxi stand, but none was in sight! Later, I found a taxi stand, but there were 50 people in the line. Wah lau!
When I finally got into the taxi, the taxi driver told me, eh tell you har, got CBD surcharge, hor. I realised I didn't have enough money, and kena kicked out of the taxi.

That was when the police finally caught up with me.

"Mr. Wong Ah Seng, Minister of the Police Ministry, attributed the successful recapture to the close cooperation between the police and LTA.
"The new CBD taxi policy is actually a smokescreen to flush out Alamak. We knew he was hiding out in the CBD area, so we wanted to make his movement difficult. You really think we so stupid and designed this type of cockup policy, is it?"

Now time for some fun.
http://www.talkingcock.com/html/games/pacmat.html

That's enough for today.
22 more to go.
♥Lazy Pig X)