Paul Yong's rape case: Maid was not coached what to say when calling embassy, court hears


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IPOH: The maid allegedly raped by former Perak executive council member Paul Yong was terrified and not coached on what to say when she called the Indonesian Embassy, the High Court heard.

The trial on Tuesday (April 6) continued with an embassy staff member testifying in court before Judge Datuk Abdul Wahab Mohamed in the rape case involving the Tronoh assemblyman.

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