A media circus swarmed the entrance to the Singapore Shangri-La.
The first question was how many confirmed deaths and were there any survivors?
The Singaporean Transport Minister replied there were 146 fatalities including three on the ground killed by falling shrapnel. One crew member and the famous West Highland Terrier Cuddlecakes who had received a slight shrapnel wound and was suffering from shock and undergoing treatment at an undisclosed location in Singapore.
The Malays for Equality in Singapore (MES) terrorist organization masterminded the attack funded by extremist Sunni Muslims. Amira “The Deadly One”, as a passenger, planted and detonated the explosives.
Due to the widespread destruction of evidence and witnesses the murder investigations of Sir Reginald Nicomshire and Madame Fong were closed.
Due to the “close relationship” between “Amira the Deadly” and Cuddlecakes that West Highland Terrier was under high suspicion as a possible accomplice.
I was in a suite at Raffles Singapore with Keith and my good friend, Raffles, a fellow Westie and the hotel mascot had joined me on his breaks. God it was good to have a friend! He had asked me to go rat hunting with him in the hotel kitchen but overwhelmed by grief and shock I deferred until a later time.
Who devised that title “Amira the Deadly” and the patently false statement the MES was a terrorist organization! Seems as if the Singaporean political elite was “accommodating” an important ally.
Keith said if all goes well, and so many things were not going well, I was to be reunited with Bob and Fay tomorrow.
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