[Straits Times] SABAH police are continuing their analysis of a video showing a group of women stripping and dancing in the nude amid speculation that the two-minute clip was shot somewhere in the state."Yeah. We think it mighta been. It'll take a lot more analysis, though..."
State Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib said on Thursday that there was no evidence to show that the video in which the nude women were seen dancing in front of an audience, was taken in Sabah.
"Coulda been someplace else. We're going over it for clues now. We'll let ya know."
'All we can gather from the video so far was that the whole thing took place in a shack during the day. It could have been in Sabah or even in a neighbouring country,' he said, adding that police were also trying to identify the individuals in the video.
"Especially the wimmin. We're looking at them real close for clues!"
Datuk Hamza said state police had sent a copy of the video to the forensics unit for a detailed analysis.
"They were really happy to get that, lemme tell you!"
Reports of the video clip appeared in a local newspaper here several weeks ago amid claims that it could have been shot in Sabah as the accompanying soundtrack was a Kadazandusun song.