Now you know why that Nicholas guy wanted to film her showering ... not saying he is right.She is gorgeous!
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Serious Monica Baey vs Nicolas Lim
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He might be beaten to death by the scores of females who he didn't film them showering...like Sam gf's mother.
Chow hai is your Cantonese family women while a virgin is never a chow hai and I am commending Monica baey for her great efforts to seek justice.
Monica Baey you did the right thing. No need to be apologetic for seeking justice. All the ccb men and ccb women criticizing you for vindictive or revenge should have themselves or their precious family women gangraped and then at the time see whether they want justice or not.
No one has caused you any suffering, except yourself. All the miseries you are experiencing are self-inflicted.
As usual you are a disgusting liar when filthy Indians called me from Spore to India Iran and my Twitter protected private tweets also got 29 views from dogs snakes crocodiles thieves slanderers acting innocent like you.
Ya useless police and NUS have failed her and other girls in the 26 cases. Especially the lazy Cantonese bitch VP Florence Ling that left her and presumably all other poor victims of the 26 cases in the lurch despite being paid high salary to do her job.
Useless clementi police station.
He deserved it. All filthy beasts that did sexual crimes don’t deserve to get a second chance to live a good life while their poor victims’ lives are ruined and are left to pick up the pieces themselves like me and Monica baey indeed.
You probably aren't worth filming.
the mole quite sexy.
you can give her a hickey at that spot and no one can tell the difference.
in no time with sinkie makan she'll becum a bloated auntie.
I say he has impeccable taste!
Suppose if it is Ginfreely got filmed... there may not be a such a big hoo-ha ! Nick will be the unfortunate victim. People will feel sorry for him. Police will say this is a ball ... not a strike.
https://tinyurI.com/yynh7hgx
NUS peeping tom case becoming example of ‘trial by social media’, sets ‘dangerous precedent’
I refer to the recent peeping tom case at the National University of Singapore (NUS). As a female alumnus of NUS, I have followed the case in the news and can empathise with Miss Monica Baey's predicament.
She naturally feels upset and seems frustrated with the punishment handed to the offender, deeming it inadequate.
After she posted about the events on her Instagram account, it triggered a public outcry, leading to Education Minister Ong Ye Kung, NUS president Tan Eng Chye, and various committee bodies and senior management from the university weighing in on the matter.
So much so that even the Singapore Police Force has to justify their rationale in deciding the form of punishment for the offender, going to the extent of publicly clarifying his parents' background and professions.
In my opinion, this case has become a classic example of "trial by social media", where many people enter the fray, without being completely privy to the facts of the case, and dictate to the authorities how they should have done their job.
And it could set a dangerous precedent in Singapore where anyone with a grievance can turn into a Shylock and demand their "pound of flesh" by merely complaining on social media.
As an educated and compassionate society, we owe it to both the victim and the offender, to allow the authorities the space to carry out investigations on their part, and arrive at a fair judgment without getting carried away by emotions.
I sincerely hope Miss Baey can receive the required support from the authorities, if she disagrees with the actions taken, without having to do so via social media. Furthermore, she should also be offered counselling to overcome this traumatic event in her life.
https://www.todayonline.com/voices/...e-trial-social-media-sets-dangerous-precedent
I refer to the recent peeping tom case at the National University of Singapore (NUS). As a female alumnus of NUS, I have followed the case in the news and can empathise with Miss Monica Baey's predicament.
She naturally feels upset and seems frustrated with the punishment handed to the offender, deeming it inadequate.
After she posted about the events on her Instagram account, it triggered a public outcry, leading to Education Minister Ong Ye Kung, NUS president Tan Eng Chye, and various committee bodies and senior management from the university weighing in on the matter.
So much so that even the Singapore Police Force has to justify their rationale in deciding the form of punishment for the offender, going to the extent of publicly clarifying his parents' background and professions.
In my opinion, this case has become a classic example of "trial by social media", where many people enter the fray, without being completely privy to the facts of the case, and dictate to the authorities how they should have done their job.
And it could set a dangerous precedent in Singapore where anyone with a grievance can turn into a Shylock and demand their "pound of flesh" by merely complaining on social media.
As an educated and compassionate society, we owe it to both the victim and the offender, to allow the authorities the space to carry out investigations on their part, and arrive at a fair judgment without getting carried away by emotions.
I sincerely hope Miss Baey can receive the required support from the authorities, if she disagrees with the actions taken, without having to do so via social media. Furthermore, she should also be offered counselling to overcome this traumatic event in her life.
https://www.todayonline.com/voices/...e-trial-social-media-sets-dangerous-precedent
It is absoulutely nonsensical that the police felt that he was young, and had a whole future ahead of him, so don't let him have a record.
For goodness sake, even primary school boys know that it is wrong to go into a female toilet.
To go into a female toilet, with a camera, at 23 years old...
For goodness sake, even primary school boys know that it is wrong to go into a female toilet.
To go into a female toilet, with a camera, at 23 years old...
He was a bit tipsy after a few drinks. Under the influence of alcohol, he was emboldened to do his fantasy in reality.
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