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while most of us had almost forgotten singapore most wanted man of 2008(Mas Selamat Kastari).

now we have another most wanted man of 2009(Jerry Ee).

 

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A FORMER employee of the Cortina watch outlet that was cleaned out of $7.9 million in timepieces and cash on Christmas Day is now a wanted man internationally.

Mr Jerry Ee - who has been missing since the theft was discovered and got the sack from the company - has been listed under Interpol's wanted list for theft.

 

This came in the form of a red notice - the same alert level used for escaped terrorist Mas Selamat Kastari - against the 35-year-old to the international police organisation's member nations.

 

This means that any of these 187 countries can arrest him on the spot and extradite him to Singapore.

 

Mr Ee's height and weight was given as 1.62m and 50kg on the notice, which is available online and included pictures of him. He is stated as being conversant in English, Mandarin and Thai.

 

The international alert against him comes after the Christmas Day heist - said to be the biggest burglary in Singapore in years - at the Cortina outlet at Raffles City.

 

Staff at the Raffles City outlet discovered 386 timepieces and cash - with a total value of $7.9 million - missing when they turned up for work on Dec 26.

 

Security guards who were on duty on the night of the incident said that no alarms had gone off, and there were no signs of a break-in at the store.

 

Mr Ee has has been missing since the theft was discovered, with police attempts to contact him futile.

 

He had worked with the luxury watch retailer for at least four years and is divorced with two young children.

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

 

 

Go get a plastic surgery, buy a passport and citizenship in XXX country then live as per normal.

 

 

 

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

 

Are you intending to pull off one yourself? [sly]

 

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

 

the funny question is, IF you got 300+ watches, how can you smuggle out of the country? you mean the immigration officers manning the x-ray machines are sleeping? [lipsrsealed]

 

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the funny question is, IF you got 300+ watches, how can you smuggle out of the country? you mean the immigration officers manning the x-ray machines are sleeping? [lipsrsealed]

 

take a ferry to indo? does the port do scans as well?

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Jerry could speak Thai.

 

If I were him, I would just hide in a small kampong in Thailand and keep an extremely low profile.

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

 

go to a country not bound by interpol. few, but there are such countries

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Go get a plastic surgery, buy a passport and citizenship in XXX country then live as per normal.

 

 

 

He cant escape DNA test, esp thehis rusty teeth

 

 

 

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go to a country not bound by interpol. few, but there are such countries

 

Any examples of countries which are not bound by Interpol?

We are particularly interested in countries which have a reasonable standard of living and yet not bound by interpols.

 

Sorry, I am a novice in this area. [laugh]

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He go North Korea better.

 

Took a glimpse at the list of non-interpol bound countries.

The name of the countries looks so unfamiliar.

I DON'T WANT TO LIVE IN NORTH KOREA! :D

 

Anyway, how's life at Solomon Island? Anyone knows?

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I would like to pose an open question to all our folks in this forum:

 

If you have stolen S$8M and is a wanted man by Inter-pol, what would you do to prevent yourself from being captured.

 

we should not assume that he is the criminal behind this robbery

 

possible scenario

 

 

1. he was kidnapped worse killed by the "real" theft who wants to make it look like Jerry is the guy

 

2. For all you know it may be an inside inside job, that is the company knows it is going into financial trouble and stage its own robbery to claim from insurance and this had been done before

 

3. I dont think our police is capable of such high profile robbery, when MAS was lost to never never land, I was about to call Michael Jackson for help because when he crosses the zebra crossing ... now you see him and now you dont

 

 

 

the world and the media is filled fill assumptions and lies

 

to survive they need to sensationalise the story

 

 

or to distract us from the real issue in singapore

 

 

 

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Took a glimpse at the list of non-interpol bound countries.

The name of the countries looks so unfamiliar.

I DON'T WANT TO LIVE IN NORTH KOREA! :D

 

Anyway, how's life at Solomon Island? Anyone knows?

 

If u like fishing,tat island is good for you.

 

As for Jerry, North Korea can blend with him vis versa

 

 

 

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