ST - 5 years, 10 months’ jail for S’porean man involved in $32m luxury goods scam with Thai wife

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dambio

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32 mil was the total amount of money scammed.

So far, the husband kenna 6 years, the wife (mastermind) expected to kenna 15 years, plus still has 150 more charges pending.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ng-14-to-15-years-jail?ref=more-on-this-topic

That's 15 + 6 years so far. Not including the jail sentences for the 2 bodohs who helped smuggle them into Malaysia inside a container truck.

Properties, car and bank accounts seized and will be used to repay claimants. There will be audit trails of where these scammers squirrelled the illegal proceeds. So they will still need to pay back the victims.

Unfortunately, since the company has liabilities from operational losses plus the scammers have already used a huge part of the 32 mil, successful claimants will only get back a fraction of their money.



The dark side of course must make itself very attractive, otherwise, no one would be tempted because the consequences are so dire.
Hope authorities can find out all their assets. Or maybe got hidden elsewhere also.
 

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Seeking a jail term of between 5½ years and 6½ years, DPP Koh said Pi’s role as a director of both Tradenation and Tradeluxury meant he had a duty to run the firms in a responsible manner and meet their obligations to customers.
5.5 to 6.5 years for a $32m scam. 🥴

“He essentially operated as a bank transfer assistant and deliveryman for Pansuk. Even for the deliveries, he depended on his wife for the addresses and the goods to deliver.
Bank transfer assistant and deliveryman... HA HA HA HA HA...

And are these not considerations for a heavier sentence?
The court heard that Pi did not make any restitution to the victims.
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The couple became uncontactable and fled Singapore in the container compartment of a lorry on July 4, 2022.

Warrants of arrest and Interpol red notices were issued against them.
 
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Rathcycle

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32 mil was the total amount of money scammed.

So far, the husband kenna 6 years, the wife (mastermind) expected to kenna 15 years, plus still has 150 more charges pending.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ng-14-to-15-years-jail?ref=more-on-this-topic

That's 15 + 6 years so far. Not including the jail sentences for the 2 bodohs who helped smuggle them into Malaysia inside a container truck.

Properties, car and bank accounts seized and will be used to repay claimants. There will be audit trails of where these scammers squirrelled the illegal proceeds. So they will still need to pay back the victims.

Unfortunately, since the company has liabilities from operational losses plus the scammers have already used a huge part of the 32 mil, successful claimants will only get back a fraction of their money.



The dark side of course must make itself very attractive, otherwise, no one would be tempted because the consequences are so dire.
Out of the 32mill scammed. Confirm some could have been used to buy some crypto or gold certs and kept in some wallet and safe places. Come out still can access to run elsewhere, possibly appreciated over time too.
Where got possible to trace back every cent.
Support shan for caning for scammers. But jail term still too short, in China I think they kena firing squad liao.
 

bobo07

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5 years jail in Exchange of 32million is jin wu hua
 

kodomo80

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so that means he will be out in 2 yrs since he oredi tio caught in 2022?
 
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