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sakurasuki
Another scammers from Japan? They did in Thai
https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2019/03/02fa63005283-15-japanese-nabbed-in-thai-call-center-raid-to-be-deported.html
also in Philippines
https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2023/02/2e2e5ece48d7-philippine-returned-suspect-also-allegedly-had-scam-base-in-thailand.html
and now Malaysia. Japan really good in exporting scammers abroad now.
Martimurano
These 7 idiots have landed themselves in very deep trouble, in the worst country in the world for the crimes they're facing, namely immigration violations and fraudulent-scamming......
Malaysia, together with Singapore, inflict the world's most vicious and sadistic corporal punishments on tens of thousands of criminals every year, which they call 'whipping'. These judicial punishments have been outlawed by the UN Committee for the prevention of cruel, degrading and unusual punishments, which have been totally ignored by these 2 countries for decades. How could these 7 Japanese nationals not have known how dangerous it would be to commit any crimes there ??
These places should be totally boycotted and ostracised by every country until they can abandon their vile punishment regimes, and rejoin the civilised world.
Ken Holcomb
More than likely these 7 will be extradited back to Japan before they face the type of corporal punishment, especially since the Malaysian police were tipped off by the Japanese Embassy.
I'm not saying the Malay and Singaporean criminal justice system isn't draconian, but that's an internal issue having little to do with this report.
V Campbell
I hope they get caned for six months, then sent back to Japan. "Vicious and sadistic corporal punishments on tens of thousands of criminals every year" sounds pretty good to me.
Fighto!
Hopefully all of the scum cop some severe corporal punishment - and generally horrible conditions in prison. I bet most of their victims were old and vulnerable.
John
I hope they spend rest of their life in jail. Scam is serious crime. It destroys people lives and some victims suicide.
Aly Rustom
Whoa! Now Malaysia?
Legrande
If the LDP did a better job helping their citizens you'd see less people turning bad.
factchecker
Gee, they're having a good run of luck cleaning up this scum of late.
Speed
Why don't they just operate in Japan?
travelbangaijin
Scamming is a non-violent crime that only hurts the pocketbook.
Seesaw7
Why don't they just operate in Japan
@Speed. Their chance to have a holiday in Malaysia
uaintseeme
When your own country snitches on you.
Bart Fargo
Am I bad in thinking that people being contacted by "banks", on Skype, might maybe deserve some of the blame for falling for this, too?