The financial adviser faced a Malaysian court on Wednesday and was handed down a 10-week sentence after admitting to “transmitting by electronic means” video clips depicting sex acts between the man and a former girlfriend.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Chee Ee Ling was pushing for a three-week sentence, citing that “the victim’s face could be clearly seen on both videos and that she was humiliated and suffered irreparable damage to her reputation”.
The accused reportedly said he was “very sorry” for his actions.
And how is this relevant to the Financial Planning in Australia
Are you guys operating without adult supervision – this article is more properly suited to the daily tabloids.
if you are chasing salacious “copy” we have plenty of home grown idiots to keep you occupied
As an industry publication you really are scraping the barrel with this one. Surely you could find something that was relevant to our industry rather than this “crock”?
How on earth does this sort of story make it to IFA. Do you guys just Google Financial planner, take the first story, cut then paste. Lift your game. This isn’t the Herald Sun.