Singapore business owner cheats 9 people out of their investments, then steals $260,000 to pay them back


Alvin Goh Shu Min cheated nine investors of about S$160,000, which he used for his personal expenses. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A business owner promised investors returns of up to 70 per cent each year if they invested in his food business venture.

Alvin Goh Shu Min, 41, cheated nine investors aged between 40 to 69 of about US$160,000, which he used for his personal expenses.

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