‘Dragon king’ scam busted

By Compiled TAN SIN CHOW And RAHIMY RAHIM

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A MAN claiming to be the mythical “Long Wang (dragon king)” allegedly convinced more than 60 women to strip to rid themselves of bad luck, reported Kwong Wah Yit Poh.

The Taipei man, in his 30s, managed to convince the women that he could bring them good fortune by writing a “charm” on their naked bodies.

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