Sim Ah Cheoh (沈亚彩 Shěn Yàcăi; c. 1948 – 30 March 1995) was a Singaporean drug trafficker of Chinese descent. She was originally sentenced to death in 1988...

life sentence and order the convict's release, which was the case for Sim Ah Cheoh, a drug trafficker and mother of two who suffered from terminal cancer...

and she had her death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. 1993: Sim Ah Cheoh, a Singaporean convicted of drug trafficking in 1985 and sentenced to...

Ronald Tan Chong Ngee, who were hanged on 3 April 1992 for soliciting Sim Ah Cheoh to smuggle drugs in 1985. At that point, Krishnan's mother died the age...

five precedent cases of death row inmates (including drug trafficker Sim Ah Cheoh) who had successfully obtained clemency petitions from the President...

Lim Joo Yin, who was convicted of drug trafficking. Lim's accomplice Sim Ah Cheoh, like Koh, had been granted clemency by the President two months earlier...

As of July 2021[update], the case remains unsolved. 26 April 1985: Sim Ah Cheoh was arrested together with her two accomplices, 30-year-old Ronald Tan...

2015 Silvio Luoni Sim Ah Cheoh Sim Ann Sim Chi Yin Sim Kee Boon Sim Kwong Ho shophouses Sim Lim Square Sim Teck Yi Sim Woh Kum Sim Wong Hoo Simba Telecom...

also one of the two judges (the other being Lai Kew Chai) who sentenced Sim Ah Cheoh, a housewife and single mother of two sons, and her two bosses - Lim...

one of the two judges (the other being Joseph Grimberg) who sentenced Sim Ah Cheoh, a housewife and single mother of two sons, and her two bosses - Lim...