(Reuters) - A British man has been arrested and charged by U.S. authorities with hacking into the computers of five companies to obtain details about their expected earnings, and making $3.75 million of illegal profit by trading before results were released.
Making things right: Othman and Rosnah say they now want to fulfil the original plan of selling the land and sharing the money with family members.JOHOR BARU: For the past six years, Othman Lopok had endured sleepless nights and been shunned by his own family after his 1.12ha ancestral land was illegally transferred and sold to another party.
Rosnah said their ordeal began when Othman, the eldest surviving male in their family, was entrusted with the duty of selling the land and sharing the proceeds with the family. Rosnah, a mother of seven, said they are a poor family and never expected to be deceived by a relative.
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