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The Star(Used by permission) by Bernard See PENANG: A factory worker was cheated of her life savings of RM25,000 after she was frightened by a telephone call that her bank account was used by drug traffickers. |
| Fearing that she would get into trouble, the 51-year-old deposited the money into a bank account purportedly belonging to a Bukit Aman police officer to clear her name. read more... | |
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Used By Permission of the Star - Sunday December 30, 2007
Dream career or drug courier?
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Young women lured by the promise of big money
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