Fap got many SC who can do this.
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The return of prodigal son Phey Yew Kok
- Thread starter Confuseous
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Fap got many SC who can do this.
He will be out in 30 months.....so it seems he's got nothing to threaten pappies with
PYK was the rising Star during his time. Still cannot logic why he took those funds.
Many PLP s would have loaned him whatever amount he needed .
Not found why he needed those funds $ .
One of the rare times that I agree with you.
where is the photo?
Why come back so late? ? oh oh i know.
That is why they upgraded the prison for elderly, for many will be spending some time there sooner than you think...the question is....."WHEN"?
Phey did not lead a comfortable life as a fugitive...
" Turning to Phey’s life as a fugitive, Mr Rajah said: “(Phey) led a miserable life alone in a foreign land … There was nothing romantic or happy about his life during that period."
Phey had to move constantly because he did not have an identity card or passport, and took up several odd jobs to support himself, including working as a pig farmer, hawker and cleaner. He had no security, safety and income, and worried constantly about being arrested.
"He surrendered because Singapore is his home and he wishes to spend his last days with his family instead of dying alone in a foreign land," Mr Rajah said, adding that Phey regrets absconding and being away during his children’s formative years. His children now have their own families, and Phey has two granddaughters whom he has never met."
What a wasted life !
Crime does not pay.
" Turning to Phey’s life as a fugitive, Mr Rajah said: “(Phey) led a miserable life alone in a foreign land … There was nothing romantic or happy about his life during that period."
Phey had to move constantly because he did not have an identity card or passport, and took up several odd jobs to support himself, including working as a pig farmer, hawker and cleaner. He had no security, safety and income, and worried constantly about being arrested.
"He surrendered because Singapore is his home and he wishes to spend his last days with his family instead of dying alone in a foreign land," Mr Rajah said, adding that Phey regrets absconding and being away during his children’s formative years. His children now have their own families, and Phey has two granddaughters whom he has never met."
What a wasted life !
Crime does not pay.
5 years???
yes Sir ! its 5 years . 60 months / 12 mths = 5 years .
Or = 1,800 days Or = 43,200 hours
low times and high time
ROSE THROUGH THE RANKS
Born in 1934, Phey Yew Kok worked to support himself through school. Educated in the Chinese stream before switching to an English-stream secondary school, he was proficient in Mandarin, which helped him rise through the ranks as a unionist.
He was an accounts clerk with Malaysia-Singapore Airlines before he joined the Singapore Air Transport Union. Elected a member in 1960, he became treasurer before he rose to the post of president in 1968.
In 1970, he was appointed president of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC). That same year, he was also elected general secretary of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) and general secretary of the Pioneer Industries Employees’ Union (PIEU).
He became NTUC chairman on May 25, 1979.
In 1972, he contested the General Election under the People’s Action Party banner and was elected Member of Parliament for Boon Teck constituency.
In 1979, the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau investigated Phey for malpractices in the PIEU and SILO. In December that year, he was arrested and charged. He was released on bail of about S$100,000 with two sureties.
A hearing was fixed for Jan 7, 1980, but Phey never showed up.
Investigations later revealed that Phey had left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by train on Dec 31, 1979, and proceeded to Bangkok where he disappeared, leaving behind a wife and three children.
Other than Phey, 10 others were charged for their involvement in the offences. Nine were convicted, while one was acquitted.
is its for his unclaimed CPF funds sitting in his retirement account ?
after more than 35 years away still can claim meh ??? :(:(:(
with compounded interest should be around S$1 million ???
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