Siti Nurazlin Samat, a remote equipment specialist working for PSA, admitted that she had done so because she wanted to injure the victim’s reputation. The victim’s identity cannot be revealed, but it is understood she was a co-curriculum programme executive at a secondary school.

The court heard that Siti’s fiance was previously in a relationship with the victim. Siti was upset because she felt her fiance’s family preferred the victim to her. Sometime in February 2011, Siti posed as a male police officer and contacted the victim via text message, pretending to be interested in her. They then got into an online relationship, where Siti would communicate with the victim daily using a fake email address and Facebook account, as well as borrowed mobile phones. During the course of the “relationship”, the victim sent photos of her family, as well as 10 photos of herself naked.

Siti saved these photos, and in December that year, she sent a letter to the principal of the secondary school, pretending to be a concerned parent.

She enclosed four photos of the naked victim and said she had found them in her son’s textbook and that he had received them from the victim.

As a result, the victim was dismissed. Siti will be back in court on Aug 20 for her mitigation.

For giving false information to a public servant, she could be jailed up to one year and fined up to S$5,000 (RM12,856).

For distributing the obscene photos, she could be jailed up to three months and fined. — Today