The man currently has a rare form of blood cancer.
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\n\nThe 71-year-old Singaporean man who sexually abused 11 girls, including his daughter, his granddaughters, and four of his nieces was sentenced to 21 years' jail on Sep. 17.
\n\nThe four other victims were students who attended an enrichment centre he ran with his wife.
\n\nThe victims were aged between five to 10 when they were abused.
\n\nThe abuse took place over three decades, from 1997 to 2021.
\n\nThe man faced a total of 33 charges.
\n\nHe had pleaded guilty to 10 of them on Jul. 24, including rape, sexual assault by penetration, committing obscene acts involving a child, and showing pornography to a minor and outrage of modest.
\n\nThe remaining charges were taken into consideration during sentencing.
\n\nThe man, who cannot be named due to a gag order protecting the identity of the victims, has been diagnosed with myelofibrosis, a rare form of blood cancer.
\n\nThe prosecution sought a sentence of 32 to 36 years' jail for the man, but the judge rejected it.
\n\nAccording to a report by The Straits Times (ST), the judge said that though his conduct was "most reprehensible", the…
Original source: https://mothership.sg/
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