Skip to playerSkip to main contentSkip to footer
The Star
  • 8/14/2020
Police believe that more than 400,000 investors have put their money into the JJPTR scheme with at least 100,000 of them being investors from abroad.

Recommended

1:29
Up next
JJPTR founder charged with submitting falsified documents to SSM
The Star
3:24
JJPTR refunds 10 investors with disabilities
The Star
2:14
JJPTR staff: Boss is coming out with recovery plan
The Star
1:11
JJPTR founder Johnson Lee and aides remanded for three days
The Star
0:58
Investors will be refunded, says JJPTR founder (subtitled)
The Star
0:58
Investors will be refunded, says JJPTR founder
The Star
2:01
Scam buster weighs in on JJPTR investment scheme
The Star
2:15
JJPTR timeline: From boom to bust
The Star
2:18
JJPTR founder's dad is biggest shareholder
The Star
0:56
JJPTR founder and two others charged
The Star
2:11
Pakistan's women-only tours are a hit — here's why
DW (English)
2:32
Raid on refugee camp triggers wave of displacement in Sudan
DW (English)
5:31
Why is child rape so prevalent in Zambia?
DW (English)
1:53
Anwar: Up to AGC to take appropriate action against Sanusi over Penang claim
KiniTV
5:19
Miti deputy sec-gen appointed as chief negotiator for US tariff talks
The Star
0:43
Analysis of Sabah corruption videos to be ready in a week, says MACC
The Star
1:29
South Korea says wildfire in Daegu mostly contained
The Star
1:14
Azam: Investigation reaches 20% completion, Ismail Sabri to be summoned for two more weeks
The Star
1:51
MACC has list of individuals linked to Raub land encroachment, says Azam
The Star
2:01
Rising tensions with India hit livelihoods of border farmers in Pakistan
The Star
15:56
Johor cops seize over RM8mil worth of drugs, Singaporean among five nabbed
The Star
1:13
Police hunt duo over gold necklace snatch outside Kg Pandan temple
The Star
0:58
Dormitory fire: SMK Tinggi Setapak to receive immediate aid, says Fadhlina
The Star
1:02
China Daily | Shenzhen's 2025 FAIR Plus showcases latest AI-robotics innovations
The Star
5:47
JPJ detains lorries for excessive loads
The Star