70-year-old woman behind Keppel Club membership scam pleads guilty

Tue, Dec 05, 2017 - 5:50 AM

Singapore

A 70-YEAR-OLD woman accused of being the mastermind behind a S$37.5 million scam that duped people into paying for fake memberships at Keppel Club pleaded guilty in court on Monday.

Setho Oi Lin, also known as Setho Irene, pleaded guilty to

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