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Woman sues paraplegic athlete William Tan
K.C. Vijayan
Wed, Nov 25, 2009
The Straits Times

WELL-KNOWN paraplegic athlete William Tan is being sued for about $400,000 by a woman, a doctor who he in turn alleged was once in an intimate relationship with him.

Dr Stephanie Chee, 50, is claiming that she gave the sum to Dr Tan over a six-year period from 1999 to 2005. He had supposedly approached her for financial help during this period.

In court documents filed, the mother of three said the money was meant as loans to help with his living expenses, overseas education in Australia, and in relation to the firms he helped run, such as the Wilcare School of Health Sciences.


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