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I found the best solution to deal with the Romanian diabetic diplomat
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How about hiring the Mossad Agents to finish your master Lee Kuan Yew off in a similar car accident?
hehehe... I love that!
There is no need to do anything about him.
There will always be the rich, the well-connected, the powerful who will escape justice. Either they can afford lawyers with flexible tongues or the immunity laws are on their side or they can change the laws to suit them or they have powerful interests who protect them.
Yet there is a reason I say there is no need to do anything about him or his type of people.
There will always be the rich, the well-connected, the powerful who will escape justice. Either they can afford lawyers with flexible tongues or the immunity laws are on their side or they can change the laws to suit them or they have powerful interests who protect them.
Yet there is a reason I say there is no need to do anything about him or his type of people.
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After a while singaporeans will forget. Only the families of the victims will not forget. What can they do?
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Exactly. What can the Singapore government do? Mount a paratroop-kidnapping operation or send army to invade Romania? Singapore dare not even hint at non-violent actions such as breaking diplomatic ties or trade embargo.
Host country has revoked immunity. They may just extradite him too.
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FORMER Romanian diplomat Silviu Ionescu said he would offer compensation to the victims of the hit-and-run accident on Dec15, but declined to attend a coroner's inquiry that starts tomorrow.
In an e-mail to Foreign Minister George Yeo yesterday, Dr Ionescu, 49, said he would be making 'moral compensation' to the wife of Mr Tong Kok Wai.
Mr Tong, 30, died 10 days after he was knocked down by the Romanian Embassy's car last year. Two other pedestrians were also injured.
Read the full exclusive in Tuesday's edition of The Straits Times.:oIo:
In an e-mail to Foreign Minister George Yeo yesterday, Dr Ionescu, 49, said he would be making 'moral compensation' to the wife of Mr Tong Kok Wai.
Mr Tong, 30, died 10 days after he was knocked down by the Romanian Embassy's car last year. Two other pedestrians were also injured.
Read the full exclusive in Tuesday's edition of The Straits Times.:oIo:
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FORMER Romanian diplomat Silviu Ionescu, who is linked to the hit-and-run accident at Bukit Panjang last December, invited a Korean opera singer and voice teacher out 10 days after meeting her at a concert.
The 49-year-old then charge d'Affaires of the Romanian Embassy here and Ms Jeong Ae Ree, 40, went to a few places including Shangri--La Hotel where he had some white wine on Dec 14. The couple then adjourned to Clarke Quay and a KTV lounge at Peace Centre, Selegie Road, for a birthday party.
Taking the stand on Wednesday as the first witness at a coroner's inquiry into the death of Malaysian assistant manager Tong Kok Wai, 30, a hit-and-run victim, Ms Jeong said Dr Ionescu picked her up from her Hillcrest Arcadia home in a black Audi, which was driven by his chauffeur. After a few glasses of white wine, Dr Ionescu invited her to a birthday party elsewhere. Ms Jeung said the driver took them to a condominium where the diplomat told her he lived there. The driver removed the State flag from the car before Dr Ionescu took over the wheel.
She said they next went to Clarke Quay where they watched belly dancing outside a Turkish restaurant. Dr Ionescu had two shots of tequila, she said. At about midnight, they left for Legend Palace KTV and joined a group of people in a room. She said at the KTV, he had a few glasses of a drink, probably a mixture of coke and alcohol spirits. As she was not well, she told him repeatedly she wanted to go home. He finally took her home at about 2am.
Ms Jeong said at around 8am, she woke up to find two missed calls from Dr Ionescu at 3.50am. She sent him a text message. He said he wanted to meet her the next day at about 1pm. They met at her condominium lobby, where, for reasons unknown, he tried to explain he was only drinking juices and coke the night before and nothing else.
'He even showed me some medications to prove that he is diabetic. i do not know the reason for his explanations,'' she added. Footages from CCTV taken at Shangri-La Hotel and Legend Palace were shown in court. The inquiry continues.
The 49-year-old then charge d'Affaires of the Romanian Embassy here and Ms Jeong Ae Ree, 40, went to a few places including Shangri--La Hotel where he had some white wine on Dec 14. The couple then adjourned to Clarke Quay and a KTV lounge at Peace Centre, Selegie Road, for a birthday party.
Taking the stand on Wednesday as the first witness at a coroner's inquiry into the death of Malaysian assistant manager Tong Kok Wai, 30, a hit-and-run victim, Ms Jeong said Dr Ionescu picked her up from her Hillcrest Arcadia home in a black Audi, which was driven by his chauffeur. After a few glasses of white wine, Dr Ionescu invited her to a birthday party elsewhere. Ms Jeung said the driver took them to a condominium where the diplomat told her he lived there. The driver removed the State flag from the car before Dr Ionescu took over the wheel.
She said they next went to Clarke Quay where they watched belly dancing outside a Turkish restaurant. Dr Ionescu had two shots of tequila, she said. At about midnight, they left for Legend Palace KTV and joined a group of people in a room. She said at the KTV, he had a few glasses of a drink, probably a mixture of coke and alcohol spirits. As she was not well, she told him repeatedly she wanted to go home. He finally took her home at about 2am.
Ms Jeong said at around 8am, she woke up to find two missed calls from Dr Ionescu at 3.50am. She sent him a text message. He said he wanted to meet her the next day at about 1pm. They met at her condominium lobby, where, for reasons unknown, he tried to explain he was only drinking juices and coke the night before and nothing else.
'He even showed me some medications to prove that he is diabetic. i do not know the reason for his explanations,'' she added. Footages from CCTV taken at Shangri-La Hotel and Legend Palace were shown in court. The inquiry continues.
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Do what the KGB did to the Bulgarian scientist when they assassinated him by jabbing his leg "unintentionally" with the tip of a umbrella that actually hid a needle tip which was coated with cyanide...
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All should help by posting or forward this news to friends/relative in Europe. By 2 weeks this news will be too to be covered up by Romanian gov. The Romanian Gov will press the murder to come back to Singapore for investigation.
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Why so violent, ask Tiger Brewery to send him one year free supply of TIGER BEER with compliments! he has diabetes , RIGHT!
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Was it revealed what they did after they went to the condominium where the diplomat lived and before they went to Clake Quay in the wee hours of the morning?
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