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Posted on 08 Jul 2012

Ris Low still jobless after fraud conviction more than 3 years ago

Former beauty queen Ris Low is still jobless more than three years after she was convicted of credit card fraud.

According to the report in The Straits Times, the 22-year-old told Lianhe Wanbao that she has been helping her parents do administrative work at their renovation company.

Ris also said that she has been taking course in accounting, business management and hotel management.

She first made headlines in 2009 when she was ridiculed by netizens after a RazorTV video interview went viral online, showing her speaking English poorly.

In May that year, the ex-Miss Singapore World was found guilty of five charges of misappropriation, cheating using illegally obtained credit cards and impersonating their users' identities, and was sentenced to 24 months of supervised probation.

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