TEENAGE princess Manohara Odelia Pinot is crushed. Her claims of being sexually and physically ravaged by her Kelantan prince husband have turned out to be a stardust-sprinkled illusion.

The twitchily restless 17-year old received more bad news yesterday when the High Court ruled that she and her fugitive mother Daisy Fajarina would have to pay Tengku Temenggong Kelantan Tengku Muhammad Fakhry for defaming him.

They failed to prove their allegations against Tengku Fakhry, 31, by not attending court and engaging new lawyers in his RM105 million defamation suit.

 

JAKARTA Interpol has asked its French counterparts to initiate the extradition of Daisy Fajarina, the Indonesian mother-in law of the Tengku Temenggong Kelantan, through diplomatic channels.

 

POLICE are investigating a report that one of the three solicitors who appeared for Cik Puan Temenggong Kelantan Manohara Odelia in the Kelantan Syariah Court last Sunday is a not a lawyer.

A report lodged by Tuan Syaiful Hadi Tuan Wel yesterday at Kubang Kerian police station alleged that the man is neither a civil nor a syariah lawyer.

THE Shaliha “roadshow” continues with the abused step sister of Cik Puan Temenggong Kelantan Manohara Odelia pushing ahead with scathing disclosures about their mother Daisy Fajarina.

The revelations, alleging maltreatment and other beastly wrong-doings by Daisy, have gripped the authorities, media and non-governmental organisations in Indonesia.

Daisy, 44, who had adopted Shaliha Lanti, 25, at a young age, had been sentenced to 18 months jail in France for abusing and subjecting her daughter to slave-like conditions.

 

SHALIHA, the abused adopted sister of the Cik Puan Temenggong Kelantan Manohara Odelia, returned to Indonesia yesterday after more than 10 years to bring their mother Daisy Fajarina to justice.

 

Indonesian Shaliha, 25, was expected to make a police report against Daisy, 44, in Jakarta today for exploiting her and enduring her to slave-like conditions since the age of 15.

THE soapsuds keep building up.

More dirt on feisty Daisy Fajarina has surfaced just as her supposedly sexually and physically ravaged princess-daughter Manohara Odelia is set to make her acting debut over national television in Indonesia (read accompanying story).

Jakarta police have begun investigations into a report by the owner of Stock House Butik into alleged embezzlement by fugitive Daisy, involving more than RM250,000.

DAISY Fajarina, the mother of controversial Indonesian teen model Manohara Odelia Pinot, had repeatedly  asked her stepdaughter to not leak any information regarding her abuse to other family members.

This was disclosed in a series of email, obtained by Malay Mail, sent  by Daisy to her stepdaughter Shaliha,  shortly after the latter had lodged a police report with the French authorities over

THE pressure is now piling on Manohara Odelia Pinot,17, to prove her allegations of sexual and physical abuse by her husband Tengku Temenggong Kelantan Tengku Muhammad Fakhry, 32.

DAISY Fajarina, the controversial mother of the equally controversial Manohara Odelia Pinot, may have no choice but to serve a jail sentence in France after all.

The 44-year-old Daisy had been sentenced in absentia (without her presence) by a French court to 18 months' jail for abusing her Indonesian stepdaughter who was staying with her and husband, Rener Pinot Noack, in France, but in 2007 fled to Indonesia, where she has remained a fugitive.

 

THE strong display of support for Manohara Odelia  Pinot and her mother Daisy Fajarina, especially by Indonesians, appears to be heading downhill ever since startling revelations of Daisy's alleged "evil" past made headlines in the media.