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Go there early on monday morning u see the court with most ppl then tat is the court room
Re: Really Pity Cecilia Sue's Husband
R u thinking wat i m thinking?
This old uncle wants to know why she needed so many bodyguards?
How is she going to pay or gratify them?
R u thinking wat i m thinking?
Bro think can record but don ever upload.it not allow...
ah equalisation: ...
Datok,
Lucky I brought my own :obowl. No need itu Indranee's muscular assistant to give me neck napkins.
Re: CNB prosecution case going into self-destruct by star witness Cecilia
Bro how u dig out?
Bro how u dig out?
Re: Really Pity Cecilia Sue's Husband
like tis can only say multi purpose n usage for all.
like tis can only say multi purpose n usage for all.
Re: CNB prosecution case going into self-destruct by star witness Cecilia
Court proceedings end.
Verdict : Not guilty.
Conclusion:
Boh Gay and wife and kid together with Susu and daughter migrate to NZ set up new life together. Bought big house with many rooms. Kids all have own room. Wife one room, Susu one room. Boh Gay goes to wife atau susu's room whenever he fancies.:p:p:p
Incidentally, Samleong helps with moving in arrangements.
Court proceedings end.
Verdict : Not guilty.
Conclusion:
Boh Gay and wife and kid together with Susu and daughter migrate to NZ set up new life together. Bought big house with many rooms. Kids all have own room. Wife one room, Susu one room. Boh Gay goes to wife atau susu's room whenever he fancies.:p:p:p
Incidentally, Samleong helps with moving in arrangements.
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Re: CNB prosecution case going into self-destruct by star witness Cecilia
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Court proceedings end.
Verdict : Not guilty.
Conclusion:
Boh Gay and wife and kid together with Susu and daughter migrate to NZ set up new life together. Bought big house with many rooms. Kids all have own room. Wife one room, Susu one room. Boh Gay goes to wife atau susu's room whenever he fancies.:p:p:p
Incidentally, Samleong helps with moving in arrangements.
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Re: CNB prosecution case going into self-destruct by star witness Cecilia
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http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20120615-352944.html
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By Shaffiq Alkhatib
The New Paper
Saturday, Jun 16, 2012
For months, her pictures were circulated by netizens on online forums.
On Wednesday, pictures of Ms Cecilia Sue Siew Nang, 37, were finally published in the mainstream media.
Ms Sue, a senior sales manager at Oracle Corporation Singapore, is one of the four women accused of being allegedly involved in separate, but similar sex-for-business corruption cases involving two former senior Home Team executives.
She is alleged to have performed oral sex on the former director of the Central Narcotics Bureau, Ng Boon Gay, 46, four times between June and December last year.
Ms Sue lives with her 39-year-old husband in a condominium in the Newton Road area and used to be the director of two companies in 2002 and 2003.
She is also the secretary of another firm, in which her husband is a director and shareholder.
He is also a director and shareholder of four other firms.
The couple married on May 13, 1999, and reportedly have a one-year-old child.
Described by friends as tall and vivacious, Ms Sue was educated at a local polytechnic and an Australian university, The Straits Times reported.
A check of online forums revealed netizens being especially harsh towards Ms Sue and the three other women who were allegedly involved in the corruption cases.
The other three are Miss Esther Goh Tok Mui, Ms Lee Wei Hoon and Ms Pang Chor Mui.
The three are alleged to have been sexually intimate with the former Commissioner of the Singapore Civil Defence Force, Peter Benedict Lim Sin Pang, 52, who has been charged with corruption in a sex-for-business case.
The women's names and the companies they worked for were named in Lim's court documents.
At the time of the alleged offences, Miss Goh was a director of business development at NCS, Ms Lee was a director at the Singapore Radiation Centre and Ms Pang was a general manager at Nimrod Engineering.
Ms Lee and Ms Pang, both in their 40s, are married and still work for the same companies. Miss Goh, said to be unmarried, is no longer with NCS, reported The Straits Times.
Mr Paul Heng, the managing director of human resources consultancy NeXT Corporate Coaching Services, said that some of the women's colleagues may be prejudiced against the women since details of their alleged deeds became public.
He stressed that they should not assume that the women have actually performed the acts, as nobody has been convicted in court.
He said: "The women's colleagues must acknowledge that nobody has been found guilty yet. But then, I'm sure that some of them already assume that the women are guilty. People have this tendency to judge others."
Take a break
Mr Heng added that if the women resign, others may see the move as an admission of guilt.
Instead, he said that the companies named in the court documents could ask the women to take a break - either on paid leave or otherwise - until the dust settles.
"These women shouldn't be fired as nobody has been found guilty yet. The companies should also remind their employees that the women are innocent until proven otherwise," he added.
In the meantime, Mr Heng said that the women should try and get their loved ones to rally around them, to give them support in these "difficult times".
"The women's loved ones could also help them handle the situation better if they are possibly found guilty in the future."
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http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20120615-352944.html
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By Shaffiq Alkhatib
The New Paper
Saturday, Jun 16, 2012
For months, her pictures were circulated by netizens on online forums.
On Wednesday, pictures of Ms Cecilia Sue Siew Nang, 37, were finally published in the mainstream media.
Ms Sue, a senior sales manager at Oracle Corporation Singapore, is one of the four women accused of being allegedly involved in separate, but similar sex-for-business corruption cases involving two former senior Home Team executives.
She is alleged to have performed oral sex on the former director of the Central Narcotics Bureau, Ng Boon Gay, 46, four times between June and December last year.
Ms Sue lives with her 39-year-old husband in a condominium in the Newton Road area and used to be the director of two companies in 2002 and 2003.
She is also the secretary of another firm, in which her husband is a director and shareholder.
He is also a director and shareholder of four other firms.
The couple married on May 13, 1999, and reportedly have a one-year-old child.
Described by friends as tall and vivacious, Ms Sue was educated at a local polytechnic and an Australian university, The Straits Times reported.
A check of online forums revealed netizens being especially harsh towards Ms Sue and the three other women who were allegedly involved in the corruption cases.
The other three are Miss Esther Goh Tok Mui, Ms Lee Wei Hoon and Ms Pang Chor Mui.
The three are alleged to have been sexually intimate with the former Commissioner of the Singapore Civil Defence Force, Peter Benedict Lim Sin Pang, 52, who has been charged with corruption in a sex-for-business case.
The women's names and the companies they worked for were named in Lim's court documents.
At the time of the alleged offences, Miss Goh was a director of business development at NCS, Ms Lee was a director at the Singapore Radiation Centre and Ms Pang was a general manager at Nimrod Engineering.
Ms Lee and Ms Pang, both in their 40s, are married and still work for the same companies. Miss Goh, said to be unmarried, is no longer with NCS, reported The Straits Times.
Mr Paul Heng, the managing director of human resources consultancy NeXT Corporate Coaching Services, said that some of the women's colleagues may be prejudiced against the women since details of their alleged deeds became public.
He stressed that they should not assume that the women have actually performed the acts, as nobody has been convicted in court.
He said: "The women's colleagues must acknowledge that nobody has been found guilty yet. But then, I'm sure that some of them already assume that the women are guilty. People have this tendency to judge others."
Take a break
Mr Heng added that if the women resign, others may see the move as an admission of guilt.
Instead, he said that the companies named in the court documents could ask the women to take a break - either on paid leave or otherwise - until the dust settles.
"These women shouldn't be fired as nobody has been found guilty yet. The companies should also remind their employees that the women are innocent until proven otherwise," he added.
In the meantime, Mr Heng said that the women should try and get their loved ones to rally around them, to give them support in these "difficult times".
"The women's loved ones could also help them handle the situation better if they are possibly found guilty in the future."
[email protected]
Baba
You topform again binya.
Can you provide continue to provide light-hearted commentaries as you did during the GE2011 when stress levels were shooting sky high.
You topform again binya.
Can you provide continue to provide light-hearted commentaries as you did during the GE2011 when stress levels were shooting sky high.
During the cross examination, the following ranspires:-
Prosecutor : Do you enjoy BJ ?
Susu : Depends lah. If manis, sure enjoy.:p If assam, tak enjoy lah.:(
Prosecutor :
Ng Boh Gay : :p:p:p
Audience : Gasp .....
Judge : :*::*::*:
Re: Really Pity Cecilia Sue's Husband
The husband is in the same industry and is a well known chap. He knows exactly what is going on. He is making hay while the son shines. As far as he is concerned she is house brand.
The husband is in the same industry and is a well known chap. He knows exactly what is going on. He is making hay while the son shines. As far as he is concerned she is house brand.
Can you camp outside the Subordinate Courts, just like people camping and queuing for a new iPhone?
Hell has no fury like a woman scorned.
In the course of their fling, CS developed feelings for NBG. Like most men after NBG got tired of CS, he chose to return to Yen Yen.
CS got hauled up by CPIB when industry competitor lodged complaint to CPIB about NBG's imtimate relationship with CS.
CS chose to be state witness to save herself and at the same time to get back at NBG.
I also agree that Cecilia Sue's getting revenge for NBG casting her aside.
Her dig at NBG having 'many girlfriends' was the tell-tale sign.
CPIB cases typically involve tip-offs from disgruntled industry colleagues. The word is that her husband upset someone and it was payback.
CPIB has access to many things second only to the Intelligence Services. But their leash is very short and must continously get clearence for every step above the norm. Teo Chee Hian and the new Perm Sec are new brooms and this is a case of "confluence" of events. Teo Chee Hean also has a massive black mark as SAF personnel died in the hands of overzealous commando trainers who went to jail.
Typically these cases where actual money has not crossed or clear link cannot be established are handled departmentally.
I think the new brooms decided to send a message. And it is timely. Prevention of Corruption Act is very powerful and places the onus compeletly on the shoulders on the accused to explain that he is not in a position of conflict and that it is not gratification.
Most lawyers will plea bargain or the clients PG as the law is onerous. CPIB because they report to PMO also take great trouble with preparation. They are the only Dept that I know that have duplicate sets of case files for multiple redundancies.
So far a few people have already exited including the guy who was supposed to lead the NDP.
CPIB has access to many things second only to the Intelligence Services. But their leash is very short and must continously get clearence for every step above the norm. Teo Chee Hian and the new Perm Sec are new brooms and this is a case of "confluence" of events. Teo Chee Hean also has a massive black mark as SAF personnel died in the hands of overzealous commando trainers who went to jail.
Typically these cases where actual money has not crossed or clear link cannot be established are handled departmentally.
I think the new brooms decided to send a message. And it is timely. Prevention of Corruption Act is very powerful and places the onus compeletly on the shoulders on the accused to explain that he is not in a position of conflict and that it is not gratification.
Most lawyers will plea bargain or the clients PG as the law is onerous. CPIB because they report to PMO also take great trouble with preparation. They are the only Dept that I know that have duplicate sets of case files for multiple redundancies.
So far a few people have already exited including the guy who was supposed to lead the NDP.
Think i m not up to the task.I camp at mbs.how abt u seem free in n out free free yeo lam pah walk walk there tonite then till monday u b first.
tao pao laksa n eat lol.
seems like trying to anger yenyen more
