A senior conveyancing lawyer at a Singapore firm has been charged with forgery tied to a luxury condominium purchase inside the country's largest money laundering case. The paperwork that made the money clean is now the paperwork the state is unwinding.
Wang Junjie ran a corporate services firm that manufactured the appearance of a real business for men moving suspect money through Singapore. On July 16, 2026, a court gave him 32 weeks. The paperwork he signed is still in the file.
Buntono ran one of Singapore's most beloved late-night eateries for two decades. On July 3, prosecutors laid out how the frog porridge allegedly paid for the supercar, the landed house, and the S$2.4 million in cash.
Buntono built one of Geylang's most beloved late-night restaurants over twenty years. Prosecutors say the cash he did not declare bought a Lamborghini, a landed house, and 30 charges.
Wang Junjie ran nine companies from a Housing Board flat in Bedok. On June 3, 2026, he pleaded guilty to helping make laundered money look like a Singapore business so a Cypriot national could apply for permanent residency.