The defense said the only evidence of involvement by Roger Ng, who is accused of receiving illegal kickbacks, was the testimony of the Tim Leissner, a former Goldman partner who admitted on the stand to lying a lot.
Source: New York Times
U.S. government to jury in 1MDB trial: Convict even if you don’t believe our star witness.
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