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jit pai siao liao la ... wash bottom 15 clean clean and going to squat in changi 5-star hotel for a long long time

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so he swapped out the real one? where did the real one go to?

 

Verified to be fake lah....

 

market value only $200.

 

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so he swapped out the real one? where did the real one go to?

 

The "real" one was probably never bought and the cash siphoned off to his father in China.

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so he swapped out the real one? where did the real one go to?

 

I think for most of China, and specifically for this guy, nothing is real - except that he's really lying.  :a-confused:

 

from his declared love and care for the granny, the PR application, the whatever school he's working in, the painting, etc.

Cannot find anything real leh  [smash]

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Yang Yin changes his mind -  not pleading guilty!

 

 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...t/2991096.html

Former China tour guide Yang Yin, 42, has changed his mind and told the court he would not plead guilty to dishonestly misappropriating S$1.1 million from a wealthy widow.

During an earlier hearing on Jul 8, he had said he would plead guilty to two criminal breach of trust charges.

On Wednesday (Jul 27), when asked by the District Judge to confirm his decision, Yang said through an interpreter that he would not plead guilty as there were much evidence that they had yet to show.

 

DSP Lim also revealed that before the alleged criminal breach of trust offences, Mdm Chung had around S$2.74 million in liquid assets. These included about S$950,000 in her bank account as of February 2010, and S$1.7 million in unit trusts as of December 2009.

By 2014 though, Mdm Chung was left with only around S$9,000 in her bank account. She had also transferred her unit trusts to Yang Yin in 2010.

In a previous court session, the prosecution said that Yang increasingly took over control of Mdm Chung’s financial affairs, and by 2012, the childless widow had given Yang control over her welfare and assets via Lasting Power of Attorney.

However when Mdm Chung was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, her niece, Mdm Hedy Mok, stepped in and took Yang to court. He was charged with 349 criminal offences in September and October 2014.

The case will be heard next on Aug 2. The defence counsel said that Yang will likely take the stand then to give his side of the story.

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S$950,000 + S$1.7 million = $2.65million

 

within 5 years

 

 

$2.65 million ---> $9,000

 

 

Wah this guy has no conscience (zilch, nadah, kosong)

 

 

I hope there is a clause in our judiciary system that can double the intended sentence on the basis of his "all or nothing" bid at it.

 

That will hopefully deter these idiots from trying their luck since they got nothing to loss....

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Yang Yin changes his mind -  not pleading guilty!

 

 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...t/2991096.html

 

Former China tour guide Yang Yin, 42, has changed his mind and told the court he would not plead guilty to dishonestly misappropriating S$1.1 million from a wealthy widow.

 

During an earlier hearing on Jul 8, he had said he would plead guilty to two criminal breach of trust charges.

 

On Wednesday (Jul 27), when asked by the District Judge to confirm his decision, Yang said through an interpreter that he would not plead guilty as there were much evidence that they had yet to show.

 

DSP Lim also revealed that before the alleged criminal breach of trust offences, Mdm Chung had around S$2.74 million in liquid assets. These included about S$950,000 in her bank account as of February 2010, and S$1.7 million in unit trusts as of December 2009.

 

By 2014 though, Mdm Chung was left with only around S$9,000 in her bank account. She had also transferred her unit trusts to Yang Yin in 2010.

 

In a previous court session, the prosecution said that Yang increasingly took over control of Mdm Chung’s financial affairs, and by 2012, the childless widow had given Yang control over her welfare and assets via Lasting Power of Attorney.

 

However when Mdm Chung was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, her niece, Mdm Hedy Mok, stepped in and took Yang to court. He was charged with 349 criminal offences in September and October 2014.

 

The case will be heard next on Aug 2. The defence counsel said that Yang will likely take the stand then to give his side of the story.

 

 

Waste of court's time as well as tazpayers' money ...

ok, since he wants to make this case longer by not pleading guilty, he should be getting double the punishment once found guilty !

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Yang Yin changes his mind -  not pleading guilty!

 

 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...t/2991096.html

 

Former China tour guide Yang Yin, 42, has changed his mind and told the court he would not plead guilty to dishonestly misappropriating S$1.1 million from a wealthy widow.

 

During an earlier hearing on Jul 8, he had said he would plead guilty to two criminal breach of trust charges.

 

On Wednesday (Jul 27), when asked by the District Judge to confirm his decision, Yang said through an interpreter that he would not plead guilty as there were much evidence that they had yet to show.

 

DSP Lim also revealed that before the alleged criminal breach of trust offences, Mdm Chung had around S$2.74 million in liquid assets. These included about S$950,000 in her bank account as of February 2010, and S$1.7 million in unit trusts as of December 2009.

 

By 2014 though, Mdm Chung was left with only around S$9,000 in her bank account. She had also transferred her unit trusts to Yang Yin in 2010.

 

In a previous court session, the prosecution said that Yang increasingly took over control of Mdm Chung’s financial affairs, and by 2012, the childless widow had given Yang control over her welfare and assets via Lasting Power of Attorney.

 

However when Mdm Chung was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, her niece, Mdm Hedy Mok, stepped in and took Yang to court. He was charged with 349 criminal offences in September and October 2014.

 

The case will be heard next on Aug 2. The defence counsel said that Yang will likely take the stand then to give his side of the story.

 

means he still have money or some money hidden somewhere to pay his lawyer?

Hope he get at least double the sentence for wasting resources and for not feeling ashamed of what he had done. 

but, well, his type of conman, probable don't know what is shame. 

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