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Relieved to be back home: Nor Suzanna (left) and Noor Azimah taking a break with Garlin Junior (red shirt) and Duler Akasyah upon returning to Malaysia at the KL International Airport in Sepang.

SEPANG: Twelve years ago, Nor Suzanna Azmi was promised all-expenses paid holidays to dream locations all over the world by an African man she befriended in Kuala Lumpur.

It turned out to be a nightmare as she fell victim to a drug syndicate scam.

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