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S’PORE MAN KENA GONG TAO, GIVE THAI GIRL WITH MOUSTACHE S$5K A MONTH TILL BROKE

Singaporean Man Falls Victim to ‘Gong Tao’ Scheme, Pays Thai Woman $5,000 Monthly Until Financial Ruin

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In a bizarre and troubling incident, a Singaporean man has reportedly fallen prey to a ‘gong tao’ scheme, leading him to financially support a Thai woman with a mustache to the tune of $5,000 a month until he was left broke. The case has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the dangers of such scams, particularly those involving supernatural beliefs.

The term ‘gong tao’ refers to a form of black magic or sorcery that some believe can be used to manipulate or control others. In this case, the man, whose identity has not been disclosed, claims that he was led to believe that he was under the influence of such magic, compelling him to provide financial support to the woman.

According to reports, the man met the Thai woman through a friend, where she presented herself in a way that captivated him. As their relationship developed, he became convinced that he was under a spell, which he believed required him to send her money regularly to appease the forces at play. This belief ultimately led him to deplete his savings, as he continued to send her substantial amounts of money over several months.

Friends and family of the man expressed concern as they noticed his financial situation deteriorating. They urged him to reconsider his actions, but he remained steadfast in believing that the supposed magic bound him. It wasn’t until he found himself in dire financial straits that he began to question the legitimacy of the situation.

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This incident serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of online relationships and the susceptibility of individuals to scams that exploit cultural beliefs. Experts warn that such schemes can have devastating effects on victims, both emotionally and financially.

Authorities are now investigating the case, and they urge anyone who suspects they may be involved in a similar situation to seek help and report the matter to the police. The Singapore Police Force has emphasized the importance of being vigilant and cautious when engaging in online relationships, particularly with individuals who may be seeking financial gain.

As the story unfolds, it highlights the need for greater awareness and education regarding scams that prey on vulnerable individuals, particularly those involving elements of superstition and belief in the supernatural.

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