SINGAPORE: A purported Singaporean spiritual leader was recently sentenced to 10 years and six months in jail after deceiving her followers into handing her more than S$7 million (RM24 million).
SINGAPORE: A purported Singaporean spiritual leader was recently sentenced to 10 years and six months in jail after deceiving her followers into handing her more than S$7 million .
It was reported that she ordered these followers to buy houses, condominiums, and cars as a form of “worship” that she used for herself. Disobedience was met with physical violence, including “stabbing them with scissors, using pliers to pull out their teeth, forcing them to consume human faeces and making them jump from a height”.Singapore Institute of Mental Health found Woo to be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time of her offences.
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