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Prosecutors ask court to bar potential defence witnesses from penny stock crash trial

Benjamin Cher & Pauline Wong
Benjamin Cher & Pauline Wong • 4 min read
Prosecutors ask court to bar potential defence witnesses from penny stock crash trial
SINGAPORE (Mar 27): Prosecutors at the penny stock saga trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling have asked the court to bar two individuals closely-linked to the defendants from attending the court proceedings -- if they are to be called as defence wi
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SINGAPORE (Mar 27): Prosecutors at the penny stock saga trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling have asked the court to bar two individuals closely-linked to the defendants from attending the court proceedings – if they are to be called as defence witnesses.

The two individuals are Quah Su-Yin, sister of Su-Ling, and Ronald Menon, husband of Su-Yin, both of whom are present at the public gallery today.

Su-Yin was the CEO of ISR Capital, one of the stocks allegedly manipulated by Soh. She was appointed to that role back in April 29, 2011.

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