Tag Archives: Mad

A 39 year-old Vietnamese woman was caught dancing solo in the rain for 8 hours straight in a bizarre move that landed her in the custody of police and the Institute of Mental Health, where she is seeking psychiatric evaluation.

A 33 year-old man who claimed that he was brutally slashed by an unknown stranger has been charged for lying to the police after it was found that his wounds were self-inflicted. This means that the man had slashed himself repeatedly before going to the hospital, posting his ordeal online on Facebook and reporting his "assault" to the police.

After being arrested for public nuisance, the infamous Yishun Sunglasses Auntie is back with a vengeance! This time, the 63 year-old woman has returned to using a hammer to knock loudly on her kitchen walls, creating disruptive sounds much like those produced by an industrial jackhammer.

For the past 2 years, an elderly man has been serenading Punggol MRT users with his own unique variety of "songs". Using a handheld radio device, the uncle blasts hokkien vulgarities, some of which may be familiar even to non-dialect speakers.

24 year-old Ms Elsie Lie Lek Chee was about to get married to her 37 year-old security guard husband, Mr Gabriel Lee Haw Ling in 2012. However, things went terribly wrong for the couple as Lee later tried to decapitate her with an assortment of tools, including pruning shears, scissors, a rotary can opener and a hammer on the night of 30 March 2012.

Last Thursday (Dec 1), a driver was in the queue to refuel his car when a female driver of a BMW alleged that he was blocking her way. This happened at the Esso petrol station near Jervois Road. The driver was sure that there was enough space for the BMW to pass. He could not drive away as he was in the process of queuing.

My colleagues and I boarded the train from Paya lebar station to Bedok station to have our lunch around 12:30pm on 22-May-15. While I was talking to my colleagues happily in the train, this old lady started attacking me by kicking my left ankle hard and shouted at me, "Don't block my view!" I wasn't standing not really near her but at the centre of the train, in front of her.