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June 13, 2013 11:50am


A 75-year-old Filipino was charged before a Malaysian court Wednesday for allegedly falsifying a bank cash deposit certificate involving a whopping RM3 billion (P41.242 billion), a Malaysian news site reported.

The Filipino identified as William Morales Vizon supposedly committed the offense last April 23, producing the forged Maybank cash deposit certificate at Level 28 at Menara Maybank in Jalan Tun Perak, according to a report on Malaysia's The Star Online.

No bail was offered by the court for him as he is not a Malaysian citizen.

Haderiah Siri was the deputy public prosecutor while Vizon was unrepresented.

Under Section 471 of the Penal Code, the Filipino faces up to seven years in jail and a fine upon conviction. - VVP, GMA News

Agoi, 75 anyos na? Unsaon kaha niya ang kwarta? Ipanghatag through Wistiln Yonyon?

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 13, 2013, 12:58:47 PM
Agoi, 75 anyos na? Unsaon kaha niya ang kwarta? Ipanghatag through Wistiln Yonyon? [Western Union]

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