Does your heart sink when you read this too?

[wayne]

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?fi ... sec=nation

[red zora]

terrible....that is the best proof why we tell our members break up all contact and block them...not just because of recovery scam or because of they make their victims believe we are the liar and they are real....NO we are not liar. All what we want is to educate and to teach people how scammers work and give some advice...makeing the members learn to know all kind and signs of a scam. For sure it is hard for some members after they got scammed and we have a forum here on the board to take their hand and guide them.
If I read the story about this young girl it is so terrible it let us show how heartless and brutal scammers are...just for MONEY

[ryanna1771]

Very sad indeed. I have tears in my eyes when I read this news. I pray for the safety of this girl.

[The Wild Geese]

Yes, these creatures are heartless and cares nothing other than the money they can loot from their victims or use their victims as mules to get money somewhere. My heart goes to these victims. I really feel very sad to hear that again the devil has succeeded. I could have been an addition to these unlucky ones when I was stupid enough to visit UK a year ago to meet my scammer. Luckily he was not there because he was all the time in Malaysia even those times when he told me he was in UK. As we can understand, when you are under the spell of the devil, his words are your commands you act like a robot .They are very convincing but at the end you will end up broke both financially and emotionally and the worst thing will be if one ends up as one of the statistics of the missing ones.

[ladylilac]

Saturday July 17, 2010
Missing Kuching lass caught as drug mule in China

Little Nicole in tug-of-love war

KUALA LUMPUR: The polytechnic student who went missing with an African man for more than two months has been located – she was caught at the Haikou airport in China as a suspected drug smuggler.

Investigations revealed that Christina Luke Niju, 22, had arrived in Hainan on April 29 and had been issued a visa until July 29.

On Wednesday, her distraught parents had sought help from MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Michael Chong to find their daughter after she failed to return home.

Chong said Christina, a Kuching Polytechnic student, was arrested on June 29 and had since been detained at the Hainan detention centre in Guangzhou.
I’ll miss you: Nicole kissing her younger brother, Chen Keat, goodbye. Looking on is Kristina, who will be returning to Indonesia for a month with her son to consult her family on her future plan.

“She is still being investigated. When the process is done, we can arrange for the parents to see her in China,” Chong told a press conference here yesterday.

He said Christina’s was one of the 10 cases over the last year involving Malaysians being used as drug mules to China.

He said seven of them had been sentenced to between 15 years and life imprisonment in various parts of China while the trial of one woman was pending. He added that a Malaysian man had been executed.

He said all these cases involved African men who conned their victims into becoming drug mules.

“I believe this trend is becoming very serious and I will brief MCA leaders about these cases so that this issue can be raised in the Cabinet,” said Chong.

On April 28, Christina had told a roommate that she would be going on a business trip to China with an African man named James.

Her parents lodged a missing person’s report with the police in Sandakan, who then passed the information to the Kuching police.