Spa Therapist Accused of Stealing Rp1.2 Billion from Client Using ATM Card
A spa therapist in Surabaya, Indonesia, is accused of exploiting a client's trust to steal approximately Rp1.2 billion by illicitly transferring funds using an ATM card. The suspect allegedly committed the crime while the client was briefly absent in the restroom.
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