[BREAKING SAGAT within a SAGAT] Amos Yee: Former bailor Vincent Law MOLESTED ME

[silent_espy]

from a fellow 3 year old to another: that is YOUR opinion that he should not be tried as an adult.

and since both of us are 3 year olds, you must be just as daft and gullible to think that you can understand that people can be jailed for insulting *** but not for christianity. Why? one got ALLAHU AKBAR the other doesn't have is it?

since you are a 3 year old, i am not surprised to see that you must be too daft and gullible at your double standards.

One got admiral ackbar and his mon calamari cruiser but the other doesn't

 

[CloudJames]

jit pai jialat liao.

Very hard to say to be honest.

Maybe Amos talking rubbish.

Maybe Vincent...

I don't know. We don't know. But if Vincent really never do it, he better lawyer up. His reputation is at stake.

 

[celestite]

SAGACEPTION!!!!!



Ok la Amos, no more public statements already, can.......

 

[cccaws]

Amos Yee takes to Facebook to make allegations about ex-bailor

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 his 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.

Yee has since taken down the offending YouTube video and post that got him convicted from his blog.

The blogger was charged in court on March 31, four days after uploading the video criticising the late Mr Lee. A day after he put up the video, he uploaded an image illustrating two people having sex, on which he superimposed the faces of Mr Lee and former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.

Yee will be sentenced on June 2, pending the outcome of a probation report.

On Tuesday, the court reduced the bail sum to $10,000, with no conditions attached. The previous bail amount was $30,000 and as part of his bail terms, Yee was not allowed to post anything online. -ST

 

[blacklotus]

this escalated quickly. jiat popcorn watch drama. this is definitely better than mediacorpse production.

 

[chesterqw]

i no popcorn, i got roasted almonds!

 

[Brainless Dumbass]

i no popcorn, i got roasted almonds!

bro, share with me thanks ~!!!

 

[PeachVanilla]

How come he got money to buy video games and pay for lunch huh?

Is he still taking pocket money from his parents...

 

[icycold]

Vincent law also dulan with him Alr lol

 

[Singaporean1st]

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 his 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.

 

[econsmagic]

Serious allegations he is making

Sent from SG using GAGT

 

[FappingKing]

Jail this bugger

 

[mingcwl]

In sagat thread!

Sent from tomato using GAGT

 

[camoguysg]

bro, share with me thanks ~!!!

Peanuts more healthy!

 

[satayxp]

LOL he is playing the 154th ~~

 

[sunsetbay]

who bailed him out, his parents~?? lock inside so long, confirm hand itchy wanna stir gaogao online~

 

[blacklotus]

Amos is either stark raving mad or got balls of steel. both are the same most of the time.

 

[cccaws]

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 his 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.

Thanks for duplicating my post word for word.

 

[shamuslee]

where is this getting to.

 

[BuiBui EDMWer]

zee bai who work with him good luck.