‘My husband checked for hidden cameras in our home toilet’: SG voyeur’s victim still scarred

By Shaffiq Alkhatib

Darren Yeo Wei Hong used a hidden camera disguised as a smoke detector inside a toilet to film women nearly 100 times. — The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Years have passed since her former friend Darren Yeo Wei Hong, 34, recorded videos of her showering without her consent.

But time has done little to placate her, and she has trouble forgiving him for what he did.

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