PETALING JAYA, Feb 6 — The sexual predator, who secretly filmed more than 200 women during sex before blackmailing them, is expected to be charged in court on Tuesday.
The suspect now in the custody of Petaling Jaya police since his arrest by Sabah police on January 26 was handed over to Subang police on Wednesday.
A police source told Malay Mail that Petaling Jaya police completed their investigations and now Subang police have taken over as one of his victims lodged a report in their district.
“As soon as police are done with their investigations, the suspect is expected to be charged on Tuesday,” he said.
The source said the 53-year-old suspect was taken to the Petaling Jaya magistrate court yesterday morning where Subang police obtained a six day remand order against the suspect.
When the suspect was led to the court, he covered his face when Malay Mail photographer Ahmad Zamzahuri approached him.
He appeared calm and was wearing police-issued clothing when he arrived at the court compound.
The suspect was arrested at an undisclosed location in Kota Kinabalu by Sabah police’s serious crime unit and was handed over to Petaling Jaya police for investigations.
The suspect left for Sabah last month, where he got married for a fifth time, and investigations found him planning to dupe new victims.
His victims over a span of 15 years included a 65-year-old grandmother, teachers, doctors, a policewoman, a lecturer, foreign maids and single mothers.
They were trapped for months by the brazen predator, whose pursuit for short-term sexual encounters wove a web of extortion and blackmail.
His victims included an unknown number of men.
With sexually explicit pictures and secret sex videos of his victims, the man raked in more than RM300,000 from seven of the victims.
The suspect’s sordid lifestyle came to light when two police reports were lodged in Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya on Jan 12 by victims accompanied by crime activist Kuan Chee Heng.
Police, with the help of one of the victims, then unlocked the secrets of the career conman, who started his trail of lies in 2000.
Some of the victims also told police they believed the suspect had cast a spell on them and that was why they got manipulated. -malaymail
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