Seet Cher Hng, a 69-year-old retiree, was sentenced on 22 September to life imprisonment for killing his ex-wife using a knife engraved with the dates that she had her alleged affairs with another man.

In the weeks leading up to the fatal stabbing, which happened at an ITE College Central carpark, he had written a note, saying:

“She has made me the best I can be, to be a killer.”

Seet was charged and indicated that he won’t be contesting it, and he was then convicted of a reduced murder charge.

The murder had took place on 19 July 2018.

Seet had also reportedly demanded money from his ex-wife, believing that he didn’t get a fair share of the matrimonial assets that he thought he deserved.

A girl who is presumably in the Normal Technical/Normal Academic stream shared how a student in the Express stream allegedly looked down on her.

She claimed that the student looked at her and said: “At the end of the day, they are just NT NA kids”.

She then retorted that “if express take O Levels but still fail and cannot go poly then don’t talk much ok?”

A photo emerged online showing a YP flashing the infamous “airport kia” aeroplane gang sign.

A netizen commented that it was because he wanted to fulfil his dreams of being a pilot and represent RSAF next time.

It is unclear who the YP is.

Image source: @limpeh.sg on IG

A woman shared how she received a parcel via Ninjavan, when a deliveryman sent a parcel to her doorstep under “cash on delivery”.

She shared that the package was $50 and that she was alone at home at the time.

She highlighted that everyone at her home shops a lot, but they have never opted for cash on delivery before, so this cash on delivery package set her alarm bells ringing.

She said that the delivery drier seemed legitimate as the packager had her name, phone number and address all correct.

She eventually paid for the package and when she opened it up, it contained some cheap cream – that was when she realized she had been scammed.

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