Charges dropped against Malaysian who went on RM14mil illicit shopping spree in Australia
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The Star
  • 4 years ago
Australian media reported that Malaysian student Christine Jiaxin Lee, who was alleged to have spent A$4.6mil (RM14mil) on designer goods with an unlimited overdraft Westpac accidentally gave her, has had all her charges dropped.
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