Singaporean triggered FBI probe with fake boat repair firm that was used to launder US$580,000


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SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man who owed a loan shark S$2,500 set up a fictitious boat repair company with two corporate bank accounts to repay his debt, and ended up sparking a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) probe.

The court heard that the accounts were used to launder US$580,000 (S$794,000).

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