Man pays S$300k to woman to have his twins- but do they even exist?


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A man who paid more than S$300,000 to a woman after she claimed she bore him twins has gone to court to find out if the children even existed.

Suspecting that he may have been deceived, the man sought information relating to the birth and location of the twins, so that he can decide whether he can bring a lawsuit against the woman.

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