Victim stunned by sudden change in plea, completion of case FMTNews FMTEng
Yeo Kwi Seng admitted last week to insulting the modesty of Veronica Wong and was fined RM6,000 or six months imprisonment in default of its payment.
Veronica Wong, an ex-lawyer and daughter of MCA veteran leader Wong Mook Leong, said a court interpreter informed her that the trial of Yeo Kwi Seng had been brought forward after his lawyer wrote to the court. A court officer also confirmed with FMT that the fine was paid by Yeo, 69, an ex-Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Association director, after he changed his plea.
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