
Crime Library (Singapore) will be embarking on a new initiative known as Bounty Hunters in Singapore. We have decided to explore this new scope based on feedback from our volunteers, supporters, friends and even victims themselves.
The current financial crisis is taking a toll on us and many people have been affected in one way or another. We have people who are interested to do this thus we are going ahead as a team. This team will assist the authorities locally and overseas to track down wanted persons especially those with a reward offered.
We have on record a number of victims who have been cheated (Duncan, Abdullah, Ali and Francis – source: CLS website) of huge sum of money. They have approached us because though they have made police reports, there was no headway made in tracking down the cheats.
Those whose loved ones have been killed (Annie Lee’s case, Toa Payoh Murder case – source: CLS website) wanted justice but the fugitives are still at large. They have been hoping and waiting for many years and the pain lingers on.
We will not interfere with the police work because we will be using the networks that we have set up in the past 8 years to help us accomplish this. We have our sources in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong and Thailand. We will continue to expand the networks.
Our bounty hunters will work towards tracking down the wanted persons so as to be entitled to the reward money offered on them. Currently we have a team of three ‘hunters’ who are working on Mas Selamat’s case in Kalimantan.
Below is a list of fugitives:
• Mas Selamat (Reward S$1,000,000.00)
• Ng Teck Lee (Citiraya – S$72M)
• Ex-Lawyers such as David Rasif, Zulkifli Amin, Tan Cheng Yew, Fun Huay Yew, Lim Yee Kai and Geoffrey Heng Guan Hong
• Ex-Building Manager such as Wilson Loh
• Ex-Finance Executive such as Sean Lee
• Ex-MP/Union Leader such as Phey Yew Kok
Victims or the next of kin of scams and/or murder cases can come forward and approach us for assistance. We can help you put up a reward or disseminate information on your case to our team of Bounty Hunters.
Members of the public who are interested to join our team please contact and/or write to us at crimelibrary@gmail.com.
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