KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 27 — A retired naturalised athlete is alleged to have cheated former senior sports official Datuk Sieh Kok Chi and his disabled daughter of close to RM1.5 million in a property case.
The 82-year-old Kok Chi, who has dedicated decades of his life to sports administration, has lodged a police report accusing the former athlete of forging the signature in the Power of Attorney to transfer half a share of a shop lot in Sri Petaling owned by Shen-Nern and the former athlete. “I have taken her to Melbourne on at least two occasions to have her medically examined by specialists, all of whom confirmed her to be intellectually disabled. My daughter was unable to pass both her Standard Six government examination at 11 and her Lower Certificate Exam when she was 14 years.
Kok Chi, who retired as an engineer in the Department of Irrigation and Drainage in 1991, is well-known in the local sports administration, as he had been involved in OCM since the 1970s and was the national contingent’s chef de mission for the 1999 Brunei SEA Games.
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