The Bentley-driving businessman claimed to be worth $30 million, and said he was planning to make $200 million and give 90 per cent to charity. But just a year after making his claim, he skipped town in January 2013.
Less than a week after he left, the police began to receive a stream of reports relating to Lee Song Teck, now 40 and a wanted man, and his companies.
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