Sue 'was not frightened during CPIB interviews'
Senior officer says she was only worried about impact on marriage, job
Purchase this article for republication
Buy SPH photos-
Former CNB chief Ng Boon Gay arriving in court with his wife Yap Yen Yen on Wednesday. -- ST
PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW -
CPIB deputy director for investigations Teng Khee Fatt faced a barrage of questions from the
prosecution and defence. -- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW -
Senior counsel Tan Chee Meng said that the change of position in Ms Sue's statement was not
done voluntarily. -- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW -
Oracle senior director Koh Hong Eng, a mutual friend of both Ms Sue (above) and Ng, testified
in court on Wednesday that he never had the impression that she sought special favours from Ng.
-- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW -
Oracle senior director Koh Hong Eng (above), a mutual friend of both Ms Sue and Ng, testified
in court on Wednesday that he never had the impression that she sought special favours from Ng.
-- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
Former CNB chief Ng Boon Gay arriving in court with his wife Yap Yen Yen on Wednesday. -- ST
PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
CPIB deputy director for investigations Teng Khee Fatt faced a barrage of questions from the
prosecution and defence. -- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
Senior counsel Tan Chee Meng said that the change of position in Ms Sue's statement was not
done voluntarily. -- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
Oracle senior director Koh Hong Eng, a mutual friend of both Ms Sue (above) and Ng, testified
in court on Wednesday that he never had the impression that she sought special favours from Ng.
-- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
Oracle senior director Koh Hong Eng (above), a mutual friend of both Ms Sue and Ng, testified
in court on Wednesday that he never had the impression that she sought special favours from Ng.
-- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW
A senior Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) officer took the stand on Wednesday as the sex-for-contracts trial involving former top cop Ng Boon Gay resumed after a month.
Mr Teng Khee Fatt, the bureau's deputy director for investigations, faced a barrage of questions from both the prosecution and defence.
The two sides tried to bolster their case through the officer who was in charge of one of the most high-profile corruption probes here in nearly two decades.
The prosecution started with the first of its two tasks - to try and establish that the CPIB statements given by Ms Cecilia Sue, the woman at the centre of the case, were not given under duress.
Background story
SHIFT IN POSITION
As a seasoned investigator, if she comes to you and changes position, would you not want to ask her why?
- Senior counsel Tan Chee Meng
I suppose the recording officer could have asked her why.
- CPIB deputy director for investigations Teng Khee Fatt
