30-year-old China national man Xie Danpeng was caught and pleaded guilty to 2 charges of sexual exposure, 1 of criminal trespass and 1 of dishonest misappropriation of property. 

What he did:

Stole SGD$600 bicycle from Mcdonalds near Alexandra Retail Centre

Walk around naked in see-through underwear in his apartment.

“Beat his aeroplane” in Pasir Panjang Barossa Gardens condominium back yard, caught and filmed by a woman but did not stop, He was then evicted from the unit and moved to another location. The Police warned him not to return to the location but he returned to the condominium and stole a pair of shoes from the condominium only to return them later.

He moved to another rented house and harassed a 32-year-old woman by lying naked in her bed. The woman was shocked when she discovered that Xie was lying on her bed naked and contacted the police straight away.

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He claimed that that were voices in his head telling him to perform perverted and illegal activities. He is currently seeing a psychiatrist and on medication.

He is currently out on bail if he is found guilty of sexual exposure he can be jailed for a maximum of 1 year and/or fine.

For criminal trespass, he can be jailed for 3 months or fined SGD$1,500.

For dishonestly misappropriating properly he can be jailed for a maximum number of 2 years and/or fine.

A netizen shared how he was doing guard duty during his NS with his buddy.

They were prowling the camp grounds in a very dark area with nothing but vegetation surrounding it.

His buddy then started chain smoking, which he didn’t find odd because it was normal for guys to smoke when they’re prowling during guard duty (as long as you don’t get caught).

However, he noticed that his buddy was smoking like a chimney, lighting cigarette after cigarette and looking visibly disturbed.

After their shift was over and they returned to the guard room, he asked his buddy what happened and why was he smoking so much.

Hie buddy told him that he saw a figure behind them and smelled a very strong scent of frangipanis, which is the flower smell that is commonly associated with pontianaks who are in the vicinity.

The smell was following them around.

But the netizen said he didn’t smell any frangipanis.

Images source: cvltnation and Ng Eng Hen Facebook

A netizen shared how her parents adopted a Kumantong, the spirit of a dead fetus that is stored inside little statues via incantations and magick by monks and priests.

Her father was going through financial troubles and so he decided to adopt one to help him get out of his business difficulties.

He parents would treat him like a real boy, buying him toys and sweets and placing them on the alter that they created for him.

They named him Didi.

Sometimes the toys that were placed at the altar would be found in a different location by the next day even though no one had touched it.

And the sweet drinks left at the altar, such as Yakult, would become bland and tasteless by the next day.

The girl said that she didn’t pay much attention to it because she was a sceptic.

One day, she overslept her alarm and was about to become late for work.

She then felt a small tug at her feet and she mumbled “stop it”, before turning around to face the other side of the bed, continuing her sleep.

She then heard a soft voice beside her ear, saying in Mandarin:

“Jie jie, it’s time to wake up.”

She then woke up and scanned her surroundings, not seeing anyone around.

She was scared and wasn’t sure if it was her mind playing tricks on her or what.

As she left the house, she passed by the altar of the kumantong in the living room and noticed that the statue’s usual expressionless face was replaced with a wry smile.

Images source: Unsplash and kumantong.net

An employee working at a fish farm located at Lim Chu Kang was jailed after he attacked his co-worker with a mallet that is meant to kill fish. Although the mallet does not have a metallic surface it still can deal substantial damage to a person.

Earlier today 35-year-old Saw Paing Soe Thu (Myanmar national) was sentenced to 1 year and 1-month in jail after he attacked his colleague Aung Win Htut with a dangerous weapon.

Months before the incident happened Saw Paing Soe Thu and Aung Win Htut had a dispute because Aung was walking around naked on the farm.

The incident happened on 9 April 2021, Aung Win Htut was again walking around naked because he was going for a shower. Saw Piang Soe Thu was not happy and felt uneasy for his co-worker walking around without clothes on.

Saw Piang Soe Thu who just drank some wine went to retrieved a mallet meant to process fish and bash the head of his co-worker on the head which lead to Aung Win Htut falling and bleeding.

Aung Win Htut did not retaliate and he contacted his boss which alerted the Police. Aung Win Htut was later sent to Ng Teng Fond hospital for treatment.

There are many documented cases of drivers being “stuck” while driving, and cannot move on.

It’s like when you are driving down a road and it feels like you’ve been driving for hours and you just can’t seem to get out.

This phenomenon is described by the Chinese as “Gui Da Qiang”, where apparently a person’s eyes is “covered” by a ghost.

A netizen shared how he was driving on the ECP at around 11pm, heading home.

He drove into the section of the expressway that was lined with palm trees, and there were no cars in sight.

The drive along the stretch with the palm trees usually lasts about 5 minutes but he had been driving for almost 20 minutes.

He then stopped his car, turned off the engine and closed his eyes; before turning on the engine again and driving off, this time the road finally curved.

But the curve bent to the right like a u-turn, which didn’t make sense because this is the expressway.

He then followed the bend and drove down, and eventually the road u-turned again.

The ECP became something like a closed loop, and he was driving round and round.

He said that he easily spent 2 hours circling the loop and being unable to get out, with not a single car or anything in sight.

He even called the police and his friends, who drove up and down the ECP to look for him but couldn’t find him.

He said that he then saw something moving under the moonlight, a strange dark blob.

He then decided to drive towards the moving thing and suddenly the streetlights turned on and he was drifting from the centre lane to the right lane.

Suddenly he could see other vehicles on the road, and a taxi was honking him from behind.

He gave way to the driver, who wound down his window and asked him to pull over.

The driver asked him if he got “kena” anything off or not, and he told him that he was “stuck” driving round and round.

The taxi driver then said “no wonder, you suddenly appear in front of my car”.

He then advised him to go temple to pray the next day, since it’s about 3am already, if not things will get worse.

Images source: jooinn.com and BMW YouTube

A man shared a touching moment when he saw a man selling tissue paper at Bedok. They treated him to a meal and even fed him.

Here is the story:

“my friend and I went to eat supper at Bedok area and saw this man selling tissues and he was disabled. my friend’s friend saw him and treated him to a meal and a drink. we then realise he couldn’t eat on his own so my friend fed him.”

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Minister of Health Ong Ye Kung, said that the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) has repeatedly made false statements that the Singapore-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) gives Indians a “free hang” to work in Singapore.

Address PSP’s NMP Leong Mun Wai claims that foreign professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) and free trade agreements (FTAs) have affected the jobs and livelihoods of Singaporeans, Ong said:

“These statements are false. They have been repeated for too long.”

He added that FTAs and the CECA have been made into “political scapegoats” to discredit the policies of the government.

Ong also touched on how xenophobia and racism against Indians have been rising over the past few months, noting that PSP has claimed that FTAs and CECA have led to the inflow of Indian professionals into Singapore to displace Singaporeans from jobs.

“This is a seductively simplistic argument that workers facing challenges at their workplaces can identify with, and has stirred up a lot of emotions.”

“Words gradually became deeds, and toxic views turned into verbal and physical assaults on Indians, including our citizens. It is sad, that serious issues concerning the economic well-being of our country and workers, have descended to this.”