Scam victim turns scammer


JOHOR BARU: First, he fell victim to a fake investment scheme. Then, he took a loan from a money lender. Unable to repay the loan, he and his wife then turned scammers, starting an illegal get-rich-quick scheme.

The couple used social media to con dozens of people around the country including in Johor, Penang, Perak and the Klang Valley.

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