‘It feels like a life sentence’: Victims of smiling SG voyeur worry videos may still be online


Darren Yeo had used a hidden camera disguised as a smoke detector to film at least five women while they were in the shower. — Photo: Handout/The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Victims of the man dubbed the smiling voyeur are fearful that videos he took of them on separate occasions in the shower at the organisation they belonged to are floating around online.

The three women, who are in their 30s, said they had been betrayed not only by convicted voyeur Darren Yeo Wei Hong, who was their childhood friend, but also by those whom he sent the videos to.

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