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Serious 48 Year-Old Man Murdered PRC Woman And Dumped Body At Lim Chu Kang!
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Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
I intend to conduct inter racial harmony course aka intercourse there for young ft just to get to know each other a bit more than skinny dip. Its a hands on panties off programme.
I intend to conduct inter racial harmony course aka intercourse there for young ft just to get to know each other a bit more than skinny dip. Its a hands on panties off programme.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
General manager earns $3k per month? Haha more like general worker
General manager earns $3k per month? Haha more like general worker
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
Yes this is gingerlyn standard. Same as those barbarian MALAYSIANS in the living in JB forum. Murderer conducted course in PA only is PA fault. No wonder eat and talking only is having affair. Got man beside only is mistress. No need confirm man is single or married. All nonsensical rubbish indeed.
Yes this is gingerlyn standard. Same as those barbarian MALAYSIANS in the living in JB forum. Murderer conducted course in PA only is PA fault. No wonder eat and talking only is having affair. Got man beside only is mistress. No need confirm man is single or married. All nonsensical rubbish indeed.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
According to your link, he is NOT A STAFF but a course conductor who works for Orchid Laundry. So more like a contractor to PA la.
According to your link, he is NOT A STAFF but a course conductor who works for Orchid Laundry. So more like a contractor to PA la.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
Who knows ? He could also be a SBF member who goes shame shame shame here, like some prostitute visitors or you shameless loser in disguise here.
Who knows ? He could also be a SBF member who goes shame shame shame here, like some prostitute visitors or you shameless loser in disguise here.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
LOL! You need to stand up to your real life bullies. Get more friends or hire some goons.
LOL! You need to stand up to your real life bullies. Get more friends or hire some goons.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
You mean my barbarian MALAYSIAN CHINESE neighbours? If can resolve by having more friends why their own kind have to hire gunmen?
You mean my barbarian MALAYSIAN CHINESE neighbours? If can resolve by having more friends why their own kind have to hire gunmen?
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
ATB engineer complexion fair and features sharp.
ATB engineer complexion fair and features sharp.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
He is a course trainer not a staff. He like one of those auntie teach neighbourhood auntie to cook type. Not lawfully employed by PA type.
He is a course trainer not a staff. He like one of those auntie teach neighbourhood auntie to cook type. Not lawfully employed by PA type.
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
Look abit like jin ming
Look abit like jin ming
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
that type of attribute for being a FAP comfort women wing is hardly life saving. AWARE should step up to pinkie, the boss of FAP to question him how many more women must suffer with the theme
Feminine Lifes Matter
that type of attribute for being a FAP comfort women wing is hardly life saving. AWARE should step up to pinkie, the boss of FAP to question him how many more women must suffer with the theme
Feminine Lifes Matter
Re: People Association Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock Murdered China PRC Lady
Unfortunately the temptation from Devil is more powerful than GOD
News @ AsiaOne
Ex-convict returns the good deed
Leslie Khoo and his wife are two of about 200 volunteers who deliver hampers in the weeks before Christmas. -TNP
Benita Aw Yeong
Tue, Dec 25, 2012
The New Paper
SINGAPORE - He is an ex-convict who is reaching out to family members of those currently doing time.
"I know how they feel because my own family has been through that journey," says Mr Leslie Khoo, 45.
He and his wife are two of about 200 volunteers who deliver hampers in the weeks before Christmas.
RELATED STORIES
Daddy's not coming home for Christmas
Under the Angel Tree Christmas Hampers Programme organised by Christian charity Prison Fellowship Singapore, inmates pen their Christmas greetings to their families.
Their notes are tagged onto goodie bags, which are hand-delivered by volunteers to their homes.
Mr Khoo, who is married with an eight-year-old son, spent six months in jail in 2004 after being convicted of criminal breach of trust - he had been caught for forgery.
Last year, he was found guilty of a similar offence and spent another 16 months in jail.
Describing his former self, he says: "I liked to gamble, smoke and drink, and committed adultery.
"I was a great liar. I cheated people to get money and pawned my wedding ring without asking my wife... among other things which have hurt her immensely."
He is now a changed man, he claims, after encountering God in prison.
Unsurprisingly, both husband and wife have a soft spot for the families of prison inmates.
Says his wife, who declined to be named: "I was a beneficiary of the Angel Tree Project last year. It was not the items in the hamper which made a difference - I could well afford the biscuits and snacks.
"It was more the fact that complete strangers reached out to encourage me and prayed for me when I had no one but God to turn to," says the devout Christian.
"I understand how the families of prison inmates feel because no matter what people say, there is always that mark (stigma).
"I didn't dare to tell anyone that he was doing time. I simply said he was on a work trip... I was afraid that people would look down on me and that my job prospects would be affected," she says.
Mr Khoo was released from prison in September. His family decided to return the good deed this month by visiting a family who had a female relative in jail.
"When my husband shared about how he found a job after being released from prison, the eyes of the inmate's mother widened with hope," she says.
"It's like light came back into her eyes. Being able to give them some hope that there is life after prison - that was the most meaningful," adds Mr Khoo, who also visited two other families.
These days, he works as a general manager at a laundry shop and has about seven employees under him. Mr Khoo's rise to his current position is nothing short of miraculous.
A week after his release from prison, he spotted an advertisement in the newspapers - his company was looking to hire manual labourers.
"I told my bosses about my prison record, but they were still willing to take me," he says.
"I just wanted a proper job," he adds. His starting salary was $1,400 a month.
On the third day of work, he was promoted to operations manager of the company as the man who previously held the post had quit.
About two months later, he was promoted yet again. This time, to general manager.
"It was my boss' decision... perhaps he felt I could do the job and was willing to give me a chance?"
These days, he earns about $3,000 a month.
Currently, Yong Lee Laundry Services has three employees who are ex-convicts, all of whom were hired by Mr Khoo.
"It's not common that ex-convicts get opportunities like mine, which is why I want to reach out to more of them by offering them a job and sharing my own experiences.
"I hope to be able to make a greater impact on the way society views ex-convicts. Movements like the Yellow Ribbon Project have made a difference, but there is still a long way to go," he says.
Unfortunately the temptation from Devil is more powerful than GOD
News @ AsiaOne
Ex-convict returns the good deed
Leslie Khoo and his wife are two of about 200 volunteers who deliver hampers in the weeks before Christmas. -TNP
Benita Aw Yeong
Tue, Dec 25, 2012
The New Paper
SINGAPORE - He is an ex-convict who is reaching out to family members of those currently doing time.
"I know how they feel because my own family has been through that journey," says Mr Leslie Khoo, 45.
He and his wife are two of about 200 volunteers who deliver hampers in the weeks before Christmas.
RELATED STORIES
Daddy's not coming home for Christmas
Under the Angel Tree Christmas Hampers Programme organised by Christian charity Prison Fellowship Singapore, inmates pen their Christmas greetings to their families.
Their notes are tagged onto goodie bags, which are hand-delivered by volunteers to their homes.
Mr Khoo, who is married with an eight-year-old son, spent six months in jail in 2004 after being convicted of criminal breach of trust - he had been caught for forgery.
Last year, he was found guilty of a similar offence and spent another 16 months in jail.
Describing his former self, he says: "I liked to gamble, smoke and drink, and committed adultery.
"I was a great liar. I cheated people to get money and pawned my wedding ring without asking my wife... among other things which have hurt her immensely."
He is now a changed man, he claims, after encountering God in prison.
Unsurprisingly, both husband and wife have a soft spot for the families of prison inmates.
Says his wife, who declined to be named: "I was a beneficiary of the Angel Tree Project last year. It was not the items in the hamper which made a difference - I could well afford the biscuits and snacks.
"It was more the fact that complete strangers reached out to encourage me and prayed for me when I had no one but God to turn to," says the devout Christian.
"I understand how the families of prison inmates feel because no matter what people say, there is always that mark (stigma).
"I didn't dare to tell anyone that he was doing time. I simply said he was on a work trip... I was afraid that people would look down on me and that my job prospects would be affected," she says.
Mr Khoo was released from prison in September. His family decided to return the good deed this month by visiting a family who had a female relative in jail.
"When my husband shared about how he found a job after being released from prison, the eyes of the inmate's mother widened with hope," she says.
"It's like light came back into her eyes. Being able to give them some hope that there is life after prison - that was the most meaningful," adds Mr Khoo, who also visited two other families.
These days, he works as a general manager at a laundry shop and has about seven employees under him. Mr Khoo's rise to his current position is nothing short of miraculous.
A week after his release from prison, he spotted an advertisement in the newspapers - his company was looking to hire manual labourers.
"I told my bosses about my prison record, but they were still willing to take me," he says.
"I just wanted a proper job," he adds. His starting salary was $1,400 a month.
On the third day of work, he was promoted to operations manager of the company as the man who previously held the post had quit.
About two months later, he was promoted yet again. This time, to general manager.
"It was my boss' decision... perhaps he felt I could do the job and was willing to give me a chance?"
These days, he earns about $3,000 a month.
Currently, Yong Lee Laundry Services has three employees who are ex-convicts, all of whom were hired by Mr Khoo.
"It's not common that ex-convicts get opportunities like mine, which is why I want to reach out to more of them by offering them a job and sharing my own experiences.
"I hope to be able to make a greater impact on the way society views ex-convicts. Movements like the Yellow Ribbon Project have made a difference, but there is still a long way to go," he says.
This sounds bad. :(
hope that the remains were also found intact and no body parts strewn elsewhere, else to find the "remainders" would be worse
Remainders of your MALAYSIAN CHICKEN family after they are burnt alive would be found.
hope that the remains were also found intact and no body parts strewn elsewhere, else to find the "remainders" would be worse
pokemon go will help solve the problem of finding "remainders".
Friendly Chiobu ATB Engineer Murdered by Sinkie Boyfriend
todayonline.com
Volunteer stalwart charged with murder of China engineer
Published: 3:04 PM, July 21, 2016
SINGAPORE — A happy-go-lucky person with a zest for life — she shared a video of herself skydiving in Melbourne in December last year online — Ms Cui Yajie, an engineer from Tianjin working in Singapore, was known to be sociable and outgoing.
So when it emerged that she had been reported missing after not turning up for work last Tuesday, those who knew her quickly shared the information on social media, seeking her safe return.
Their hopes were dashed barely a week later, when Ms Cui’s remains were found on Wednesday night (July 20), near a deserted road in Lim Chu Kang.
On Thursday (July 21), Mr Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock, 48, was charged in the State Courts with murdering her.
Mr Khoo, who works at a laundry service company, is accused of murdering Cui on July 12 between 8am and 10.11am at Gardens by the Bay East.
Ms Cui, 31, a graduate of the University of Southampton, is said to have worked for a semi-conductor firm as an engineer, according to information shared on Chinese social media website Chuansong. The company she worked for is located at the Solaris building on Fusionpolis Walk.
According to the police, Ms Cui had not reported for work since July 12. She was last seen wearing a black blouse and a green skirt at Fusionpolis Walk on July 11, at about 9.15pm.
A public appeal was issued on July 15, and Ms Cui’s friends and colleagues had spread the news of her disappearance on social media.
Finding the circumstances of her case suspicious, officers from the police’s Clementi Division and those from the Criminal Investigation Department and Police Intelligence Department launched an
investigation.
(Photo of Cui Yajie via Singapore Police)
Their inquiries led them to establish the identity of Mr Khoo, who was arrested on Wednesday.
On that same day, Mr Khoo led the police to Lim Chu Kang Lane 8 where the remains, believed to be that of Ms Cui, were discovered.
In 2012, Mr Khoo was featured in The New Paper for his work as a volunteer who delivered hampers to the needy before Christmas, together with his wife.
He had spent six months in jail in 2004 after being convicted of criminal breach of trust, and was sent to jail for another 16 months in 2011 for a similar offence. In prison, he found God and became a changed man, he said. He had described his former self to The New Paper as someone who liked to “gamble, smoke and drink”, and who committed adultery.
Mr Khoo will be remanded for a week until July 28. He will then return to court. If convicted, he faces the death penalty.
todayonline.com
Volunteer stalwart charged with murder of China engineer
Published: 3:04 PM, July 21, 2016
SINGAPORE — A happy-go-lucky person with a zest for life — she shared a video of herself skydiving in Melbourne in December last year online — Ms Cui Yajie, an engineer from Tianjin working in Singapore, was known to be sociable and outgoing.
So when it emerged that she had been reported missing after not turning up for work last Tuesday, those who knew her quickly shared the information on social media, seeking her safe return.
Their hopes were dashed barely a week later, when Ms Cui’s remains were found on Wednesday night (July 20), near a deserted road in Lim Chu Kang.
On Thursday (July 21), Mr Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock, 48, was charged in the State Courts with murdering her.
Mr Khoo, who works at a laundry service company, is accused of murdering Cui on July 12 between 8am and 10.11am at Gardens by the Bay East.
Ms Cui, 31, a graduate of the University of Southampton, is said to have worked for a semi-conductor firm as an engineer, according to information shared on Chinese social media website Chuansong. The company she worked for is located at the Solaris building on Fusionpolis Walk.
According to the police, Ms Cui had not reported for work since July 12. She was last seen wearing a black blouse and a green skirt at Fusionpolis Walk on July 11, at about 9.15pm.
A public appeal was issued on July 15, and Ms Cui’s friends and colleagues had spread the news of her disappearance on social media.
Finding the circumstances of her case suspicious, officers from the police’s Clementi Division and those from the Criminal Investigation Department and Police Intelligence Department launched an
investigation.
(Photo of Cui Yajie via Singapore Police)
Their inquiries led them to establish the identity of Mr Khoo, who was arrested on Wednesday.
On that same day, Mr Khoo led the police to Lim Chu Kang Lane 8 where the remains, believed to be that of Ms Cui, were discovered.
In 2012, Mr Khoo was featured in The New Paper for his work as a volunteer who delivered hampers to the needy before Christmas, together with his wife.
He had spent six months in jail in 2004 after being convicted of criminal breach of trust, and was sent to jail for another 16 months in 2011 for a similar offence. In prison, he found God and became a changed man, he said. He had described his former self to The New Paper as someone who liked to “gamble, smoke and drink”, and who committed adultery.
Mr Khoo will be remanded for a week until July 28. He will then return to court. If convicted, he faces the death penalty.
Re: Friendly Chiobu ATB Engineer Murdered by Sinkie Boyfriend
Will less ATBs come to Sg because of this case?
Will less ATBs come to Sg because of this case?
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