No clue who any of them are. Hope get fined with >10month jail term      Calling these useless people celebrities or ex-celebs is an insult to that term. Liddat Kurt also world famous sharabaty

All these scammer scum should fuck off to jail and subject to hard labour 

Woman, 46, sets fire to ‘escape’ Sembawang HDB unit after boyfriend breaks up with her, believes she was trapped inside   She set fire to six pieces of paper before throwing them into the bedroom, in an alleged attempt to create an "escape route".    🔥 https://stmp.sg/KJmB   @stompteam  Here's the full detailed account:       Incident Overview   Who: Jasmine Helena Halim, 46 years old When: Around 5:15pm, Tuesday, June 30, 2026 Where: 10th-floor unit, Block 512 Wellington Circle, Sembawang HDB Sentencing: Pleaded guilty Sept 9, 2026 → sentenced to 5 months' imprisonment       What Happened   - Helena and her boyfriend broke up on the day of the incident. By ~5pm, she became convinced her ex-boyfriend had locked/trapped her inside her own flat - She told investigators she believed she'd been confined for weeks without food — yet never reached out for help - Using a lighter, she set fire to six pieces of paper and threw them into the bedroom, intending to burn a way out — an "escape route" - Fire spread rapidly, damaging her unit and shattering windows in the neighbouring flat - 34 calls were made to police about the blaze - SCDF extinguished the fire with a water jet; ~30 residents evacuated - Helena was rescued by neighbours — including a former firefighter — who broke the locked gate to get her out - She was taken conscious to Singapore General Hospital for smoke inhalation, arrested the same day, and held on remand       Background & Details   - She is a known patient of the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) - Unit was cluttered, bags stacked, barely room to move - HDB repair costs: >$10,000 — still unpaid - Record: prior convictions for theft & property offences, no prior arson - Prosecution cited public alarm, inconvenience, and no compensation; sought 5–6 months jail - Sentence: 5 months, backdated to remand start       Source: STOMP / Shin Min Daily News / AsiaOne — published Sep 10, 2026      

This video explains the Nanning scheme, a pyramid-style investment scam that has recently drawn attention due to the arrest of 52 Singaporeans in Guangxi, China (0:00 - 0:27).    Key takeaways: The Scheme: Often linked to the "1040 Sunshine Project," it recruits individuals through social circles or networking (0:34 - 0:59).   Participants are invited to Nanning to see "genuine" infrastructure projects like the Belt and Road Initiative, which are used as a front to make the scam appear legitimate (1:07 - 1:36).   How it works: Investors are asked to pay high membership fees ($30,000 - $50,000) and earn commissions by recruiting new members, with no actual product or service being sold (1:36 - 1:58).   Social Proof: The scheme has been ongoing for years, with a Singapore High Court judgment dating back to 2021 (2:00 - 2:23). Its success is attributed to "social proof"; the presence of large groups of fellow Singaporeans and high-profile figures creates a false sense of security and legitimacy, even if those individuals were not necessarily organizers (2:39 - 3:55).   Current Status: As of the video's release, it remains unclear what will happen to the 52 arrested individuals (4:18 - 4:21).