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I thought case closed but it seems they are still digging for "victims" to be charged.

Three more men were charged on Friday for allegedly paying for sex with an underage prostitute.

This brings to 51 the number so far implicated in a high-profile online vice ring case.

Ban Yinh Jheow, 42 faces three charges. Arjunan Kulasegaram, 37, and Koh Kooi Hon, in his 40s, face one charge each.

They are accused of paying for sex with the same prostitute who allegedly provided sexual services to 48 other men charged previously, including former civil activist Howard Shaw, former school principal Lee Lip Hong, and former River Valley High School teacher Chua Ren Cheng .
 
Ban Yinh Jheow is the CEO of Stikfas, a toy company endorsed by LKY, also mentioned in the M1 case, where the stolen money was supposed to be used to finance a toy movie.

About Stikfas
From what started as a brief concept in Ban Yinh Jheow’s sketchbook, interchangeable action figures based on the ball and socket design emerged. Till now, more than 4 million toys have been sold, with the United States and Britain as the company’s biggest market A Stikfas figurine when assembled stands about 8 cm tall. Each Stikfas figure has an almost perfect weight distribution allowing it to balance and the ball and socket makes it highly “pose-able” with an infinite possibility of posses and configurations.

M1 case
Matthew Yeo Kay Keng blew most of it on luxury cars including Porsches, watches and bags. He even invested $300,000 in a science-fiction movie project called Metalgraves as he thought he would be famous in Hollywood if the film took off. However, he would not be going anywhere for the next six years.
 
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I'm appalled. She took an Ah Neh client.

Prostitutes, please have some standards for yourselves.
 
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She Stikfas... to me!
 
Ban Lan Jheow is a criminal? How did the M1 hearing go and what was his sentence?
 
Ban Lan Jheow is a criminal? How did the M1 hearing go and what was his sentence?

He is not involved in the case directly or the cause for the fraud. It was his movie project Metalgraves that was going to use the stolen money to finance production. seems that the movie was never made in the end.
 
This ah neh is rich...could be this fellow...

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Reflecting back on the race, the entire team was justifiably proud of their achievement. “Not only did we finish the race intact and without a scratch on the car, but we ended up in the top 10, says Chief- Of-Operations for Team Porsche Club Singapore Racing, Arjunan Kulasegaram. “Our original target was a top 20 finish, but we significantly bettered our expectations.”

http://www.porsche.com/pap/_singapo...ingapore-dec5da66-b5d0-4946-af7c-9dc56f8b7442

Porsche team scales new heights

TEAM Porsche Club Singapore Racing (TPCSR) will be starting a new season with a new car. The local team will compete at the 12-hour Merdeka endurance race on Aug 30 with an upgraded version of the wildly exotic Porsche 911 GT3 RSR.

Last year, TPCSR raced with the previous generation of the RSR, which is based on the GT3 Carrera Cup car but built by Porsche Motorsport for endurance races. This particular specimen was one out of only 27 made last year by the Porsche factory division responsible for motorsport activities. Driven by team principal Mok Weng Sun, it came in 8th overall and 6th in class out of 91 cars last month at the 24-hour race in Dubai.

This year, a new handmade RSR - one out of 22 - has been ordered by the team. Extensive customisation for racing in Asia, which includes boosting the stock 465 hp to 540 hp, has taken the price up to 380,000 euros (S$805,440).

The 2008 car has the same 3,795 cc flat-six engine but it also boasts some new standard features, two of which are a brand new gearbox - derived from the RS Spyder, a Le Mans prototype racer - and a pump which supplies cool air to the cabin.

'When you race in Asia's tropical climate, the track temperature is 40-45 degrees Celsius and the temperature in the car is 60-65 degrees,' explains Arjunan Kulasegaram, the team's chief of operations. 'Hopefully, the pump will lower it to 25-30 degrees.'

He reveals that TPCSR will also be fielding three cars for this year's Porsche Carrera Cup Asia, which will kick off another season on March 21-23 at Sepang as the official support race to the Malaysian Formula One Grand Prix.

Last year, Mr Mok drove the sole GT3 Cup Car in his debut season and won the the Division B title in the pro-am class. The team then decided to field another two cars for 2008 because it had been so much fun.

'We won the championship in our first year, everyone had so much fun doing it and there's not even a scratch on the car,' adds Mr Kulasegaram. 'It looks brand new because he drove an intelligent championship.'

All three cars will be driven by Singaporeans. It costs about 350,000 euros to run a GT3 car per season. This includes the cost of the car, travel arrangements and accommodation for the driver and engineer, tyres, spare parts and fuel.

Mr Kulasegaram says: 'It may sound like a lot of money but it is awfully good value. You arrive and drive - there are no headaches. And at the end of the year, you can sell the car and recoup your cost.'

The 2007 RSR and the new 2008 GT3 Cup car will be displayed at the Padang on March 14 as part of Porsche Pit Stop Singapore, an event to celebrate Porsche Club Singapore's 20th anniversary, as well as to officially launch the 2008 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia season.

This story was first published in The Business Times on Mar 1, 2008.


I'm appalled. She took an Ah Neh client.

Prostitutes, please have some standards for yourselves.
 
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I thought case closed but it seems they are still digging for "victims" to be charged.

Not really, bui ay. No more digging. I don't recall anyone mentioning the number of persons arrested. 48 then, now 3 more. How many more to be charged is not the main issue.

Imo, the main issue must be the number of persons arrested and investigated and WON"T BE CHARGED IN COURT. This underaged gal case is so sensitive no one in-the-know is talking. Why? Some decisions cannot see sunlight or what?

Maybe I am wrong. End of this case, police will issue press statement to disclose everything? Who among those arrested not charged and the reasons for a warning given to some?

I smell behind-the-scene manoeuvring involving LHL and Shan. Maybe the need to protect one or more 'key' subject(s)?
 
Not really, bui ay. No more digging. I don't recall anyone mentioning the number of persons arrested. 48 then, now 3 more. How many more to be charged is not the main issue.

Imo, the main issue must be the number of persons arrested and investigated and WON"T BE CHARGED IN COURT. This underaged gal case is so sensitive no one in-the-know is talking. Why? Some decisions cannot see sunlight or what?

Maybe I am wrong. End of this case, police will issue press statement to disclose everything? Who among those arrested not charged and the reasons for a warning given to some?

I smell behind-the-scene manoeuvring involving LHL and Shan. Maybe the need to protect one or more 'key' subject(s)?

from what i gathered, there are two men who are related to former ministers of state. these former ministers of state approached LKY for some leeway.

i urge the opposition MPs to officially ask in a parliament sitting for the list of the men who were arrested, investigated and not charged in court and the reasons.
 
pity the guy who 'went in' after the colored. fat porche guy...if the b1tch no wash..... he might contract foul odour disease on his pecker.
 
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