JJPTR boss claims trial to cheating


KUALA LUMPUR: Johnson Lee, the founder of controversial investment scheme JJ Poor to Rich (JJPTR), has claimed trial to cheating, with two others at the magistrate’s court here.

The 28-year-old, whose actual name is Lee Chong Sen, along with Lim Seong Woei and Pang Chee Peng, both 30, pleaded not guilty yesterday.

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