Crime

Hong Kong schoolboy, 12, offers himself as gigolo on internet

Hong Kong schoolboy, 12, offers himself as gigolo on internet Hong Kong  - Police in Hong Kong on Monday were investigating a 12-year-old schoolboy who posted naked pictures of himself online and offered himself as a gigolo for women as old as 45.

The boy gave himself the nickname Little Leung and offered sexual services to "females between the ages of 10 and 45" on an adult friendship forum, the Hong Kong Standard reported.

Serial killer feared as third Hong Kong prostitute is murdered

Serial killer feared as third Hong Kong prostitute is murdered Hong Kong  - Police in Hong Kong were Sunday investigating whether a serial killer is behind the murders of three prostitutes in three weeks.

The latest victim was a 38-year-old Thai prostitute was found murdered in the flat where she worked in the city's Kowloon district on Saturday night.

The killing followed the murders of two other prostitutes who were found suffocated in apartments in other areas of the city on January 10 and 11.

Fifteen people killed in fireworks accident at China party

Fifteen people killed in fireworks accident at China party

Malaysian airport police bust Indian drug courier

Malaysian airport police bust Indian drug courier Kuala Lumpur  - Malaysian airport police detained an Indian national found carrying 7.5 kilograms of the hallucinogen ketamine hidden in soap bars upon his arrival at the international airport, news reports said Sunday.

The suspect, in his 40s, had arrived at the Bayan Lepas International Airport in the northern Penang state Thursday night from Bangkok, Thailand with 147 soap bars hidden in his two bags, the Star daily reported.

Visiting French scientist dies of gunshot wounds in Mexico

Visiting French scientist dies of gunshot wounds in Mexico

Singapore court jails Filipino on fraud charge

Singapore court jails Filipino on fraud chargeSingapore - A Filipino woman was sentenced to four years in prison for trying to defraud a bank of 100 million Singapore dollars (66.21 million US dollars) with a fake certificate of deposit that was originally in the name of former Philippines president Ferdinand Marcos' son.

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