A high-profile businessman’s obsession has turned the life of a 46-year-old single mother into a living nightmare.
Initially, their relationship was strictly professional; she was a real estate agent, and he, a Datuk Seri, was a client she met in 2017. But what began as a typical business connection spiralled into something far more sinister.
By late 2020, the single mother began to sense that something was off.
The Datuk Seri’s messages started taking a disturbing turn, becoming increasingly inappropriate and unsettling. Despite her efforts to distance herself, his fixation on her only intensified.
‘Datuk Seri’ stalks single mother for 3 years
Over the course of three years, she has been bombarded with more than 2,000 emails from him—each filled with unwanted declarations of love, selfies, and personal photos, reported Berita Harian.
The harassment reached a shocking peak when he offered her RM1 million to bear his child, dismissing her rejection by insisting that other women would readily accept such an offer.
“In addition, he also sent me inappropriate photos and offered RM1 million if I would bear his child,” Chan further claimed.
His behaviour escalated further as he began insulting her looks, showing a disturbing shift from obsession to aggression.
‘That action only led him to contact me more frequently‘
Adding to her distress, the Datuk Seri began sending unsolicited gifts, from bouquets of flowers to food deliveries, all left at her doorstep without her consent.
“However, that action only led him to contact me more frequently, even sending daily emails, as well as food and flowers to my home,” she claimed during a press conference at the MCA Public Services and Complaints Department.
The apartment management stepped in, banning him from the premises, but he found a way around it by renting an apartment directly below hers, calling it their “love nest.”
Even though he never lived there, his car was often spotted in the area, causing further anxiety for her and her daughters.
The relentless harassment has turned her life into a prison of fear and psychological torment.
In a desperate bid to regain her freedom, she bravely spoke out at a press conference organised by Datuk Seri Michael Chong, head of the MCA Public Services and Complaints Department.
Her hope is that by sharing her harrowing experience, she can finally bring an end to the nightmare that has consumed her life and that of her family.
