Female Employees of Online Gambling Website Tortured, Electrocuted, Raped for 18 Hours

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  • Boss slapped, kicked and sexually attacked the three females after being accused of theft
  • Women forced to strip naked while boss’ female partner snapped pictures of them
  • “I felt something being shoved into my private parts,” one victim relayed
  • The Three were blindfolded and electrocuted then forced to transfer all monies out of their bank accounts into his

Three female employees of an online gambling website were reportedly tortured, beaten and electrocuted by their boss, his female partner and six other men.

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The women, all in their 20’s, were accused of stealing money from the unidentified website. Each worked from a condominium office in Kepong, Malaysia. 

“On entering our unit, he started questioning us about the money which he claimed was missing,” one of the victims identified only as “Lee” told the Malay Mail.  “We explained we never got involved in any cash transactions as all payments were made online. But he continued accusing us of stealing the money.”

Lee had only been working for the website one month after responding to an ad for a web marketing administrations position.

“When we defended ourselves, he slapped, kicked and sexually attacked us.

“I felt something being shoved into my private parts,” she added.

Lee claims the online gambling site boss stole their wallets and mobile phones then had the women strip naked.  His female partner then proceeded to snap pictures of the trio.

“He then forced us to transfer whatever we had in our bank accounts to his account, which totaled RM1,000. We were then blindfolded and electrocuted as he continued to ask us about the money.

“Although I was blindfolded, I could hear them video recording us while they continued to beat us. He wanted us to confess we stole the money. We had no choice but to say yes as we could not bear the torture,” she said.

Eventually the perpetrators left but returned a few hours later to release the three women. Their boss then threatened to post photos taken of the nude ladies online if they decided to report the incident.  One of the victims went right to the police.

“Pictures of their boss and his partner were taken off their Facebook accounts and police have his fingerprints as well,” MCA Public Service and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong advised.

The boss was identified as Nikkie Tan and his partner identified as Brenda Tan (both pictured for those reading this on a laptop or similar device).  An intensive search is currently underway for the alleged perpetrators.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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