In the quiet machinery of global finance, four Singaporeans found themselves employed not by ambitious entrepreneurs but by one of the world's most expansive criminal syndicates — Chen Zhi's Prince Holding Group, a multibillion-dollar operation spanning scams, forced labour, and money laundering across continents. Recruited through ordinary social encounters between 2017 and 2025, Alfred Law, Ryan Lee, Jason Teo, and Alex Lim served as personal assistants to Chen Zhi's inner circle, enjoying private jets and luxury properties while, they claim, remaining unaware of the criminal architecture be