Pi Jiapeng and his wife Siriwipa Pansuk remain on remand as the judge notes investigations are likely to be 'protracted'.
SINGAPORE: The couple allegedly at the centre of a multi-million-dollar luxury goods scam on Friday were ordered to remain on remand as investigations into the case continue.accused of deceiving Tradenation customersThe couple, both 27, also allegedly cheated customers of their other luxury goods firm Tradeluxury into buying luxury handbags.
On Friday, Deputy Public Prosecutor David Koh said that Pi and Pansuk no longer had to be remanded in a specific prison division to assist with investigations. The couple face charges of illegally leaving Singapore via Tuas Checkpoint on Jul 4, after Pi had been arrested and while Pansuk was assisting with investigations.Mr Koh on Friday also requested an adjournment of six weeks as investigations are still ongoing.
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