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Ex-president’s son in prostitute scandal
FORMER Taiwan president Chen Shui-bian’s son was alleged to have sought the services of a high-class prostitute in Kaoshiong last month,China Press reported.
According to Next Magazine, Chen Chih-chung was seen dropping off a young lady in front of a bank in Kaoshiong on July 3.
However, the photo it published only showed the woman and an MPV belonging to Chih-chung.
The magazine’s reporter managed to track down the woman, who identified herself as Nicole, 23.
It’s all nonsense: Chih-chung and his wife Huang Jui-chin have rubbished the story about him visiting a prostitute in a motel near his house. — AFPNicole, described as a sexy woman, works in a direct sales company, and prostitutes herself by night to earn extra income.
It was her third day on the part-time job when she met Chih-chung. Nicole was paid about RM500 to have sex with him in a motel near his house.
“I did not dare tell anyone about this as I did not think anyone would believe me. I recognised him when I hopped into the car, but I could not believe it myself,” she said. “But once we entered the room, I was sure it was him.”
However, Chih-chung and his wife Huang Jui-chin rubbished the story, describing it as ridiculous. Chih-chung said he had loaned his MPV to a friend.
> Malaysian millionaire Taek Jho Low has been asked by his father to lie low after news of him and American party girl Paris Hilton exploded on the media worldwide.
Several websites were abuzz with news that Low was the “mystery man” spotted with Hilton.
She was seen at Low’s birthday celebration together with other guests recently.
Low was said to have good relations with celebrities and wealthy people from the Middle East.
His father, a businessman, told Sin Chew Daily he had told his son to be cautious with his words and actions.
According to the daily, the 28-year-old Low is the third generation of a distinguished family in Penang that is involved in property and various industries, including high technology products, in Malaysia, Singa pore and other parts of the world.
Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a > sign, it denotes a separate news item.
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