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After-karaoke activity rubs blokes wrong way

| Publication date 14 July 2017 | 08:02 ICT

After-karaoke activity rubs blokes wrong way

Two capital karaoke-goers were left singing the blues at the end of the night after they were robbed by massage therapists late on Wednesday.

Leaving a Tuol Kork district KTV, the friends decided they wanted massages so they stopped by the rooms of two professionals.

Their clothes were hung on a hook, but they came back to find them in a pile with all the cash missing – $1,100 from one and $40 from the other.

They left and returned with authorities but discovered the rooms locked and their masseuses gone.

Koh Santepheap

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