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Yang Yin thread: "Money, I love you!"
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The words "奶奶，想一想" sounds like a threat - a threat that Yang will spill the beans.
Yang yin will publish 奶奶 saggy tits
what do u think? Yang Yin got fuck raw 奶奶?
Waalaneh ! You very direct eh....
Imagine you are the counsel for Yang Yin who is giving evidence in chief at the stand. You suddenly pop the question: "You got fuck raw 奶奶“? I guarantee you the judge sure drop his gavel on the floor. 
Another case of people who did wrong to others and yet charging at others for reporting him to police. Proven only crooks behave like that. Selfish conceited arrogant barbarian. Lol.
Spill what ? The old woman is widow . Nothing wrong to keep a toy boy if she want and can afford. How many widower did that and nobody said a word? But this case proves that best to not bring a thief home lol.
Ex-tour guide tries to approach widow and her niece in court
Photo: The Straits Times
Toh Yong Chuan, Carolyn Khew
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
He has not been seen or heard in public for almost two years since he was locked away in Changi Prison.
When former China tour guide Yang Yin was led into the courtroom yesterday morning, he was wearing purple overalls with the label "prisoner" on his back.
His hair was neatly cropped and his hands and legs were in chains.
"He seemed to have lost weight," said Madam Chang Phie Chin, a family friend of widow Chung Khin Chun, 89, who was in court.
Yang, 42, was standing trial yesterday for allegedly duping the authorities into granting him permanent residency.
He has also been charged with falsifying receipts and stealing $1.1 million from Madam Chung.
Madam Hedy Mok, the widow's niece, has also sued him for allegedly manipulating the widow to control her assets, estimated to be worth $40 million.
Yang looked tense as he was led into the courtroom through a side door.
He scanned the room for familiar faces and in the barely filled public gallery, he spotted two - Madam Chung and Madam Mok.
He tried to make eye contact and shuffled towards them, but Madam Mok waved him off and court marshals led him away.
It was the first time in nearly two years that Yang and Madam Chung had seen each other.
Yang stood solemnly in the dock as his lawyer Wee Pan Lee was rapped by Deputy Presiding Judge of the State Courts Jennifer Marie for being late.
Mr Wee apologised for being late and said he had to go for another pre-trial conference in the morning.
Mr Wee said Yang was prepared to plead guilty, but the lawyer asked for a short break to study the statement of facts that the prosecution gave him less than two weeks ago.
But the judge wanted to hear from Yang directly that he was prepared to plead guilty.
A female court interpreter whispered the judge's instruction to Yang and replied in English on his behalf: "I confirm, your Honour."
When Yang returned to the court after a one-hour break, he saw Madam Chung and Madam Mok again.
He walked towards them but was pulled away by court marshals. Losing his composure, he shouted at them in Mandarin: "Reflect on what you have done!"
Madam Mok held the arm of her elderly aunt and waved Yang away. They left after the morning hearing and did not return for the afternoon session.
Before leaving, Madam Chung was asked how she felt about seeing Yang. "I don't feel anything. I don't know what to think," she said.
Meanwhile, the tussle between Yang and the widow over her will looks set to continue.
In 2010, Madam Chung made a will in which Yang stood to inherit everything. But in April last year, the courts recognised a new statutory will that Madam Mok made on behalf of her aunt, under which most of the assets would go to charity.
Yang appealed on grounds of a procedural failure as the judge had denied his lawyers the chance to cross-examine witnesses who gave evidence to support the application for the new will.
The appeal was dismissed last month but Yang made a court application to be allowed to appeal again. A closed-door hearing was held last Friday, with the names of the parties unusually redacted from the High Court's public hearing list.
When contacted, the lawyers for Yang and Madam Mok declined to comment.
The Straits Times understands that the application was unsuccessful but the law allows Yang a final shot to take the appeal to the Court of Appeal.
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Former China tour guide Yang Yin convicted of 120 charges
Yang Yin, a former China tour guide at the centre of a dispute over the assets of a wealthy widow was yesterday convicted of 120 charges. PHOTO: ST FILE
Published 4 hours ago
Carolyn Khew
The former China tour guide at the centre of a dispute over the assets of a wealthy widow was yesterday convicted of 120 charges, mainly for falsifying receipts to his company and immigration offences.
Yang Yin, 42, pleaded guilty after an interpreter read out the charges to him in Mandarin. With his head slightly bowed, he looked expressionless as all 120 charges were read out in court.
A total of 110 charges were for the falsification of receipts made to his company, Young Music and Dance Studio. The firm was formed so he could move here. The rest were for immigration and cheating offences, as well as for breaking Companies Act laws.
Yang Yin (left, in a 2014 photo) yesterday pleaded guilty to a total of 120 charges, mostly of falsifying receipts made to his company. The other charges were for cheating, immigration offences and breaking Companies Act laws. He still
Deputy Public Prosecutor Nicholas Tan asked the court yesterday for the rest of the 227 charges to be taken into consideration for sentencing.
Yang, who has been in remand since October 2014, will appear in court again at the end of this month for two criminal breach of trust charges brought against him.
The prosecution has alleged that he misappropriated $1.1 million from wealthy widow Chung Khin Chun, 89. The widow, who has no children, was diagnosed with dementia in 2014.
The mitigation and submissions for sentencing over the 120 charges have been adjourned to July 11, after Yang's lawyer made the request so that this would not prejudice the later hearing.
Ex-tour guide Yang Yin weaved web of lies to secure Singapore PR: DPP
Yang Yin yesterday pleaded guilty to a total of 120 charges, mostly of falsifying receipts made to his company.PHOTO: ST FILE
Published 4 hours ago
Carolyn Khew
Toh Yong Chuan
Manpower Correspondent
It was in 2009 when former China tour guide Yang Yin moved in to live with wealthy widow Chung Khin Chun that he wanted to obtain permanent residency and, ultimately, Singapore citizenship.
But this was not because he desired to look after Madam Chung, who had no children. He did so only to benefit himself and his family, Deputy Public Prosecutor Nicholas Tan told the court yesterday.
"The accused told CAD (Commercial Affairs Department) that he did this because he desired to look after Madam Chung. This was not borne out by investigations," he said.
Yang, 42, yesterday pleaded guilty to a total of 120 charges, mostly of falsifying receipts made to his company. The other charges were for cheating, immigration offences and breaking Companies Act laws.
He admitted to falsifying 110 receipts amounting to $186,900 from October 2009 to July 2014. Another 227 charges would be taken into consideration for sentencing.
Yang met Madam Chung, now 89, in 2008 while acting as her private tour guide during a Beijing trip. A year later, he moved in to live with her in her Gerald Crescent bungalow here, which is worth an estimated $30 million.
To get an Employment Pass (EP) and permanent resident (PR) status, Yang set up Young Music and Dance Studio (YMDS) in 2009, with the help of Rikvin, a corporate service provider. The Chinese national was told he had to earn around $5,000 a month for a higher chance of getting PR status here.
As setting up the company required at least one director who is a resident in Singapore, he approached his acquaintance, Ms Brenda Yeo, a Singaporean who was musically trained. Yang lied and told her that he could liaise with music schools in China and bring students to Singapore for the business.
After months of not hearing from Yang, Ms Yeo decided she did not want to be part of the firm anymore. At Yang's request, Rikvin then arranged for Madam Chung to replace her as a director.
"The accused's plan all along was to create the false appearance that... (he) was earning a substantial income from YMDS, to support his application for an EP, and subsequently PR status in Singapore," said DPP Tan. "It was never his plan that YMDS would operate a real business. Neither Rikvin nor Brenda were aware of this at the time."
By lying to the authorities that he was working and drawing a monthly salary of $7,000 for being the firm's managing director, among other things, Yang managed to obtain his PR status in 2011. He built upon this to get a long-term visit pass for his wife Weng Yandan in October 2013.
"ICA (Immigration and Checkpoints Authority) has confirmed that the accused would not have been granted PR status if it had known that any of the abovementioned statements were false," said DPP Tan. If Yang had not been working or not earning any pay at the time, he would not even have satisfied the minimum eligibility criteria for an S Pass or EP, let alone for PR status, he added.
Yang also had plans to fraudulently obtain Singapore citizenship by making similar false statements to the immigration authorities.
He still faces two criminal breach of trust charges for allegedly misappropriating $1.1 million from Madam Chung. Yesterday, Yang's lawyer, Mr Wee Pan Lee, asked for sentencing to be pushed back until after the criminal breach of trust charges are heard this month. Deciding on the sentence before that may cause prejudice in the later hearing, he said.
Deputy Presiding Judge of the State Courts Jennifer Marie granted the application yesterday, and said the mitigation and submissions for sentencing will be heard on July 11.
Madam Hedy Mok, Madam Chung's niece, was at yesterday's hearing with a friend, but Madam Chung did not attend. Speaking to reporters after Yang was convicted, Madam Mok said: "Of course I'm happy. We'll see what happens later."
Oh ho ho....got White Horse lai liao ! Let's not forget Yang was a grassloot leader at a famous GRC in Singapore. The new kid in the block could not have done it all by himself. Chef de mission is the bloke who drafted LPA whose name continues to be withheld from the media.
Not sure if Yang has slept with any of the male and female grassroots leaders? pls expose
I hope MP name will be exposed in the court
I wish I had the sordid details.
But I can imagine the identity of the cohort of witnesses whose names have been censored from the media.
Yang Yin weaved web of lies to secure Singapore PR: DPP
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/yang-yin-weaved-web-lies-secure-singapore-pr-dpp
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/yang-yin-weaved-web-lies-secure-singapore-pr-dpp
杨寅传
6集电视连续剧 | 2014年9月——2016年5月
《杨寅传》由杨寅自导、自拍、自演，一人身兼多职的年度巨作。故事描述一名中国籍前导游杨寅如何涉嫌侵占新加坡老妇钟庆春的巨额财产。
故事横跨十年光景，两人从最初异国相识发展成忘年之交，到杨寅入住钟庆春于新加坡的豪宅居住，最后反目成仇，甚至牵扯4000万元巨额款项以及多项刑事罪。个中交织许多恩怨情仇，故事错中复杂、高潮迭起，受到高度关注，引起全城追看。
中文名:
《杨寅传》
英文名：
Tour Guide in the House
出品时间：
2009年
出品公司：
Young Music & Dance Studio
拍摄地点：
中国、新加坡
导演：
杨寅
编剧：
杨寅
上映时间：
第一季：2014年9月——2016年5月（共六集）
| 第二季：制作中
杨寅传
6集电视连续剧 | 2014年9月——2016年5月
《杨寅传》由杨寅自导、自拍、自演，一人身兼多职的年度巨作。故事描述一名中国籍前导游杨寅如何涉嫌侵占新加坡老妇钟庆春的巨额财产。
故事横跨十年光景，两人从最初异国相识发展成忘年之交，到杨寅入住钟庆春于新加坡的豪宅居住，最后反目成仇，甚至牵扯4000万元巨额款项以及多项刑事罪。个中交织许多恩怨情仇，故事错中复杂、高潮迭起，受到高度关注，引起全城追看。
中文名:
《杨寅传》
英文名：
Tour Guide in the House
出品时间：
2009年
出品公司：
Young Music & Dance Studio
拍摄地点：
中国、新加坡
导演：
杨寅
编剧：
杨寅
上映时间：
第一季：2014年9月——2016年5月（共六集）
| 第二季：制作中
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