Four women have been found guilty in the infamous ‘Hot Daddy’ gigolo case. The four women, Amira Natasha Mohammad Rozman, 26, Nurnabilah Ayuni Hanafi, 22, Farah Adila Hanum Khairuddin, 36, and Nur A’liaa Muhamad Rosly, 22, admitted to having nude photos and videos and were charged with an offense under Section 292(a) of the Penal Code before magistrates.
Amira Natasha, a tour guide, and Nurnabilah, an unemployed were fined RM3,000 each by Magistrate Atiqah Mohamed. Farah Adila, a marketing executive, and Nur A’liaa, a university student, have to pay RM2,500 and RM4,800, respectively, by Magistrates Noorelynna Hanim Abd Halim and Illi Marisqa Khalizan.
Malaysia’s ‘Hot Daddy’ Gigolo Case
The four women admitted to committing the offense at Bukit Aman’s Vice and Gambling Criminal Investigation Division (D7) office. The charges they all were booked under come in Section 292(a) of the Penal Code, where the accused could face a maximum jail time of 3 years a fine, or both, once convicted.
Additionally, two more women, Norfatihah Ramle, 30, and Felecia Lisa Nandong, 21, are demanding trial when they face all the charges quoted by magistrates MS Arunjothy and Nurul Izzah Shaharuddin.
The ‘Hot Daddy’ case has become a hot topic in the Malaysian media scene.
On January 17, Hasli Ikhwan Arif Zul Hasli, popularly known as ‘Hot Daddy,’ aged 32, was arrested by the police for engaging in and selling sexually explicit material on social media, including Telegram and Twitter.
The content of the video shows him getting physical with around 20 ladies, as per the statement by Harian Metro. Additionally, upon investigation, it was found that he was also selling sexual enhancement drugs from China. We will follow any updates that come in the case.
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