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Amos Yee claims:
"ex-bailor, Vincent Law, molested me."
Youth counsellor Vincent Law, former bailor of Amos Yee
IN B4 WanBao
*Thread updated*:
余澎杉：辅导员非礼我
辅导员：这是虚假指控
13/05/2015by 林心惠
辅导员刘作明（左）否认余澎杉的非礼指控。（档案照）
余澎杉再次语出惊人，指曾经保释他的辅导员非礼他！但辅导员刘作明受询时却否认指控，并表示：“我不知道他为何要这样说。”
昨天被判两项罪名成立的的16岁少年余澎杉，被父亲保释出狱后，今午在面簿上表示，下午三四时左右会抵达巴西班让地铁站，若碰到媒体记者愿意接受访问，回答任何问题。
他说，这包括在监狱发生的一切和未来的计划。“我甚至可能会透露一些关于我的前担保人刘作明非礼我的信息。”
不过，家庭和青少年辅导员刘作明受访时坚决否认指控。他说：“我伤心地否认这个非常严重而且虚假的指控。我不知道他为何要这样说。”
余母接受本报访问时说，她刚得知这件事情，还没就这件事情跟儿子沟通，她会跟儿子了解详情。
义务代表余澎杉的多德韦尔律师（Alfred Dodwell）今午接受《海峡时报》访问时，对于余澎杉的言论感到非常惊讶。他表示，余澎杉从未和他说过被非礼的事，昨天判刑后，两人再也没有进一步联系。
4月下旬，51岁的刘作明曾在余澎杉还押期间，以2万元保释余澎杉出狱。
Come out on latest edition of WanBao liao
Amos Yee takes to Facebook to make allegations about ex-bailor
PUBLISHED ON MAY 13, 2015 4:50 PM
SINGAPORE - Barely a day after he was convicted and released on bail, teenage blogger Amos Yee is once more making waves online, this time by alleging that he had been molested by Mr Vincent Law, a family and youth counsellor who had stepped forward to bail him out.
Mr Law called the allegation "false".
At 2.40pm on Wednesday, Yee made a lengthy post on Facebook inviting the media to "catch" him as he exited Pasir Panjang MRT station at around 3 or 4pm.
The 16-year-old wrote that if they did, he would "clear the air" and "reveal that little tidbit of information on how (his) ex-bailor, Vincent Law, molested (him)".
When contacted, Mr Law told the Straits Times: "I deny this very serious and false allegation that he has made. I have no idea why he would say that."
Yee's lawyer Alfred Dodwell said that the post took him by surprise.
"He's never communicated this to me or my team."
He added that he was not in a position to comment on the allegation, saying: "My job is with relation to his two charges and these other issues are his personal issues."
He said he had not spoken with the teenager since they parted ways on Tuesday, when Yee was found guilty of uploading an obscene image and making remarks intending to hurt the feelings of Christians, after a two-day trial last week.
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