Either this guy dun give a fuck about his health or he totally has no idea how to take care of himself.
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Chitchat Fat Boy Tang Uplorry At Age 69! Couldn't Have See 2023 Despite Having Dead Ah Long's Kidney!
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agree absolutely, he thought that money could buy anything macham his dept store - get a replacement off the shelf, including organic organs
Most Daring Crimes In Singapore - "The One-Eyed Dragon"
Tan Chor Jin or "The One-Eyed Dragon" evaded police for 10 days after murdering nightclub owner Lim Hock Soon. Find out how a craving for chicken rice became his major undoing.
bro Tang Epitomised ho jiak ho koon the scion of billionaire family
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hanor, strict adherence to no lion or dragon dance during opening ceremonies or during cny
CK Tang already has a chink temple roof. That's a fair compromise.
fully agreed . transplanting OED's kidney into tws , another compromise ???
Tan Chor Jin aka OED
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tan_Chor_Jin
He also befriended some of the death row inmates, including Leong Siew Chor, a notorious murderer who killed his 22-year-old lover Liu Hong Mei before dismembering her body into seven pieces and abandoning them at Kallang River.
Leong was hanged at the age of 52 on 30 November 2007 for this gruesome crime. Coincidentally, Leong was one of the clients of Tan's lawyer Subhas Anandan.[3]
During the final days of his life, there were more than 100 relatives and acquaintances who went to pay their last visits to Tan, with each visit stretched to a few hours.
One of Tan's nephews was so distraught that he fainted and had to be taken to another room to rest given the huge amount of respect he fondly had for his uncle and the notion that Tan would be executed.
As his last meal before his execution, Tan ate his family's home-cooked meal, which included abalone, his favourite food, as he sat together with his family members.
He also made a final wish to atone his sins and save lives by donating his organs, specifically his kidneys, liver and the cornea of his remaining eye.
One of them was rumoured to be donated to Tang Wee Sung, a businessman who tried to illegally purchase a kidney for transplant, as he was said to have received it soon after Tan's hanging.[39][4]
On 9 January 2009, 42-year-old Tan Chor Jin was hanged at dawn. According to a monk, who accompanied Tan for the last three hours before his execution, he said that Tan had passed on peacefully. His body was cremated and the ashes were scattered into the sea after his funeral
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tan_Chor_Jin
Death row and execution
During the process of appeals, Tan Chor Jin was confined on death row in Changi Prison. He was said to have converted to Buddhism while in jail, and adopted a Buddhist name for himself.He also befriended some of the death row inmates, including Leong Siew Chor, a notorious murderer who killed his 22-year-old lover Liu Hong Mei before dismembering her body into seven pieces and abandoning them at Kallang River.
Leong was hanged at the age of 52 on 30 November 2007 for this gruesome crime. Coincidentally, Leong was one of the clients of Tan's lawyer Subhas Anandan.[3]
During the final days of his life, there were more than 100 relatives and acquaintances who went to pay their last visits to Tan, with each visit stretched to a few hours.
One of Tan's nephews was so distraught that he fainted and had to be taken to another room to rest given the huge amount of respect he fondly had for his uncle and the notion that Tan would be executed.
As his last meal before his execution, Tan ate his family's home-cooked meal, which included abalone, his favourite food, as he sat together with his family members.
He also made a final wish to atone his sins and save lives by donating his organs, specifically his kidneys, liver and the cornea of his remaining eye.
One of them was rumoured to be donated to Tang Wee Sung, a businessman who tried to illegally purchase a kidney for transplant, as he was said to have received it soon after Tan's hanging.[39][4]
On 9 January 2009, 42-year-old Tan Chor Jin was hanged at dawn. According to a monk, who accompanied Tan for the last three hours before his execution, he said that Tan had passed on peacefully. His body was cremated and the ashes were scattered into the sea after his funeral
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