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Chinese Malaysian Girl Deviously Framed For Racist Remark Of Calling Malays ‘RED Monyet’

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The internet has become so powerful that it is now able to destroy a person’s reputation with a simple click.

One particular victim of this abused power was Shelyn who had her pictures stolen and then re-posted under a fake Facebook account called ‘Suat Ling Lim’ which is actually Shelyn’s full name.

But the worst part? She was framed by the imposter with a caption that’s inciting racism and disharmony.

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That’s right, this post is fake! Note this edited image is missing the Facebook time stamp under her name.

After this damaging post went viral, Shelyn received a WHOLE LOT of hate. However, unable to stand by and watch her identity be stolen and used in such a negative manor, Shelyn posted the truth.

She writes,

“Dear friends and family, here is a post to share with you on an ordeal that happened to me in the last 24 hours, highlighting the dangers of the Internet today and cybercrime as a result.”

Below is a quick summary of what happened:

  1. A fake post with my picture and my name had been circulating the Internet. It contains highly inflammatory, racist and bigoted words which maligned an entire segment of the society.
  2. Various portals and people had shared the fake post, resulting in it becoming viral.
  3. As a result, I received a lot of hateful responses and my Instagram account got hacked.
  4. I have lodged a police report on this and approached some of the portals to remove the fake post, with partial success.
  5. This incident has deeply affected me, my friends and family as it tarnishes my reputation, spreads hateful and derogatory sentiments and would erode racial relations in this country.
  6. I hereby urge anyone who has seen or viewed the fake post not to share it as it would cause further damage to my name and reputation.

The Shocking Truth Behind The Chinese Girl Who Called Malays 'Red Monyet' - World Of Buzz 14Shelyn’s original photo and caption

“A quick search with my name on Facebook gave me a shock; there were over 60,000 results that contains my name. You could say, I was ‘Trending’.”

The fake post went so viral and several Facebook pages and news websites even wrote about her, continuously slamming Shelyn for being racist.

The Shocking Truth Behind The Chinese Malaysian Girl Who Called Malays 'Red Monyet' - World Of Buzz

Worse still, some netizens did not believe that her post was fake and even wrote their own posts bashing Shelyn.

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It came to the point where the poor girl had no choice but to file a police report.

“At this stage, the police are carrying out investigations regarding the legitimacy and origins of the fake post, including the portals involved in sharing it.”

“I urge for you all to be aware of the vulnerability when sharing personal photos and views, and also be responsible users of the Internet by not simply sharing and spreading unverified stories.”

The Shocking Truth Behind The Chinese Girl Who Called Malays 'Red Monyet' - World Of Buzz

This goes to show how important it is to secure our privacy on social media. A reminder to anyone that if your profile is public, please set it to private to avoid people with malicious intent from stealing it. You never know when your pictures or identity will be stolen and misused like this.

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