Who Blew The Whistle?

Sex, sex, and more sex!

After the big fook on the alleged top honchos of CNB and SCDF getting free sexual rides, the intriguing episode of sex for grade in NUS is getting too rich for my damaged heart!

National University of Singapore associate law professor Tey Tsun Hang was charged Friday morning with six counts of corruption in a sex-for-grades scandal.
In two of the charges, Tey, 41, a former district judge, was accused of having corruptly obtained sexual gratification from a Darinne Ko Wen Hui in July 2010, when she had been a student at NUS, as inducement for showing favour in assessing her academic performance, court documents showed. [Link]

Instead of riding the high horse and judging the sexual behaviour of others, would it not be good if we get a little more mindful. If logic goes as logic should, I doubt Darinne Ko [Link] would blow the whistle, disgrace and hurt her reputation by exposing herself. If not her, who?

Tey said, "At stake is my liberty, integrity and livelihood. My reputation has been tarnished and my family suffers a as result," he said.


"I am known to speak up, amongst other things, on the Singapore legal system. I write in good faith, and with no ill intent. In similar vein, I shall fearlessly defend myself against the charges, and vigorously.


"I have no illusion about the arduous journey ahead of me.


"I pray for a worthy trial -- a trial that allows the truth to come to light, a trial that allows me to vindicate myself," he said.


Though the statement sounds somewhat similar, somehow, I read Tey differently from a certain pastor who went through extreme measure to make his china wine spouse a rock star. I delved deeper and realised that associate professor Tey Tsun Hang may have committed a greater "sin" than what's alleged - having sex with his student!

He wrote "Legal Consensus: Supreme Executive, Supine Jurisprudence, Suppliant Profession of Singapore" in Hong Kong University. At HUMAN RIGHTS QUARTERLY, he wrote, Confining the Freedom of the Press in Singapore: A “Pragmatic” Press for “Nation-Building”?

What he has written is pretty "cheem" for my reading but from what I can understand, what  he wrote is not going to win him any 'pingat' (medal) on any Singapore National Day!

The allegation and the exposure by msm so far has left worse than shit on the reputation of National University of Singapore associate law professor Tey Tsun Hang and the good name of a young lady Darinne Ko Wen Hui starting her legal career.

So who the crap blew the whistle on both of them?

More importantly,
WHY?


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