Police set the record straight on founder’s fanciful claims


PETALING JAYA: Many of the claims made by the controversial JJPTR investment scheme have been debunked by the police, from the founder’s citizenship to how it made money for its investors.

Police sources told The Star that tens of millions of ringgit could have indeed been transferred overseas by JJPTR, despite its founder Johnson Lee’s denial.

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