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Serious Monica Baey vs Nicolas Lim
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Is Monica Baey related to Baey the MP?
I'm glad that NUS has resolved this case internally without bothering the police further. This Monica Baey has a large ugly mole om her neck. She should get it removed before the mole turns cancerous and kills her.
Nicolas is a capable young man and his future should not be ruined over such a trivial incident.
Nicolas is a capable young man and his future should not be ruined over such a trivial incident.
That Monica is a Taiwan bu ?
Can always pay for services...quite confident he will end up being a mp
Taiwanese don't call the people Baey.
Retarded people. Next time rape her and apologise
monica monica... for all your victimized story... why not post full namr and picture of the perpetrator.....
Big Mole on her neck?
If it was your daughter, you would kill Nicolas.
She got small cup size. Not worth it.
monica should threaten suicide unless nicolas is charged.
is this bathroom filmer nicolas someone with connection?
our AG/SPF seemed arbitrarily decide which case to proceed.
is this bathroom filmer nicolas someone with connection?
our AG/SPF seemed arbitrarily decide which case to proceed.
i was looking at Advisors' Clique and it's a insurance company. looks like Nicholas fellow is an insurance man now 
An undergraduate from Singapore's National University of Singapore (NUS) has taken to social media to publicise a peeping Tom incident at her hostel, asking for "real change" in how authorities tackle acts that violate women.
Monica Baey, 23, a third-year communications major, said she was taking a late-night shower in her hostel bathroom last November when she saw a mobile phone peeking from below the cubicle door.
Before she could react, the phone disappeared and she heard whoever it was filming her dash out of the bathroom at NUS' Eusoff Hall.
Baey, in a series of posts on Instagram stories that had been viewed 15,000 times as of Friday evening, said she had made a police report. The university also submitted to authorities CCTV recordings that showed a man entering the toilet that night, and the video of Baey showering that was found on the man's phone.
After an investigation, police gave the man a 12-month conditional warning, something usually meted out to first-time offenders. It means that if they commit another crime, they would be charged for that and the earlier offence.
The university suspended the male student for a semester, banned him from entering campus residences and made him send Baey an apology letter.
The man also texted Baey and admitted he was under the "alcoholic influence " when he committed the act and was "thoroughly sorry", according to messages seen by the South China Morning Post.
But Baey said she thought the sanctions were insufficient and only served to keep the student away from others and from "the drama happening back in NUS".
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Monica Baey, 23, a third-year communications major, said she was taking a late-night shower in her hostel bathroom last November when she saw a mobile phone peeking from below the cubicle door.
Before she could react, the phone disappeared and she heard whoever it was filming her dash out of the bathroom at NUS' Eusoff Hall.
Baey, in a series of posts on Instagram stories that had been viewed 15,000 times as of Friday evening, said she had made a police report. The university also submitted to authorities CCTV recordings that showed a man entering the toilet that night, and the video of Baey showering that was found on the man's phone.
After an investigation, police gave the man a 12-month conditional warning, something usually meted out to first-time offenders. It means that if they commit another crime, they would be charged for that and the earlier offence.
The university suspended the male student for a semester, banned him from entering campus residences and made him send Baey an apology letter.
The man also texted Baey and admitted he was under the "alcoholic influence " when he committed the act and was "thoroughly sorry", according to messages seen by the South China Morning Post.
But Baey said she thought the sanctions were insufficient and only served to keep the student away from others and from "the drama happening back in NUS".
More at Student wants firm action from NUS after man who filmed her in hostel shower goes 'scot-free'
If angmoh sure no problem
She was asking for it.
Not a straight forward case according to what I've read. the peeping Tom is from a rich/influential family
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