Author: Joel Guinto

In a shocking turn of events in Singapore, a man attempted to frame his estranged wife by planting what he believed to be cannabis in her car. Tan Xianglong, 37, hoped to incriminate his wife with enough cannabis to warrant the death penalty for drug trafficking under Singapore’s strict anti-drug laws. However, only a portion of the substance was actually cannabis, with the rest being filler. This devious plan was foiled when the wife’s car camera caught Tan in the act, leading to his arrest. Despite attempts to argue depression as a mitigating factor, Tan was sentenced to almost four…