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Sg: 26 months’ jail for man who stalked SMU peer, hacked email accounts, leaked others’ sex videos

Posted on March 16, 2022 by Dissent

Louisa Tang reports:

 A 30-year-old man who committed a string of offences such as stalking a fellow Singapore Management University (SMU) student and hacking into her boyfriend’s email account in a bid to “protect” her, was jailed for two years and two months on Wednesday (March 16).

Shaun Sinclair Lau Wei Kit’s actions led to the couple falling out after Lau sent some of the victim’s boyfriend’s personal documents to her.

Apart from that, he used a now-defunct website to obtain leaked passwords, which he used to access other people’s accounts before selling their sex videos for S$3,500. This included a 25-year-old man whose Instagram profile he happened to see.

Read more at Today Online.

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