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SINGAPORE – A mother of three was so in love with a man she met online that she surrendered more than $200,000 worth of her insurance policies and divorced her husband. The 40-year-old woman believed her lover, who claimed to be a military doctor from the United States, needed the funds to pay his hospital bills after being shot by.
A mother of three was so in love with a man she met online that she surrendered more than $200,000 worth of her insurance policies and divorced her husband. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A mother of three was so in love with a man she met online she surrendered more than S$200,000 worth of her insurance policies and divorced her husband.