I'm Hannah. I'm Sruti and welcome to Red Handed.

How's everyone doing? Good? Are we all okay? Have we recovered from last week's BOMO fun?

More importantly, have you guys all followed us on the various social medias to watch Hannah's egg trick?

She did it. The egg video was such a hit. I was what an unexpected banger.

And it went out before the episode came out so people were like, this is what's going on?

This is great. My favourite was a tweet from somebody who was like, I've just found Red Handed.

Am I going to watch a video with Hannah doing a magic trick related to an episode that I probably won't

hear for maybe six months? Yes, I am. So welcome, newbies, welcome oldbies, welcome everyone.

Except those of you who haven't listened to part one of this particular case yet, you're not welcome.

Yes, not welcome. No. Actually, abandoned hope. Or you who enter here because you're not going to have a

fucking clue what's going on. Absolutely. She's not lying. This is part two of the Adrian Lim case

and Singapore's ritual child killings. If you have not yet listened to part one that came out last week,

please go and do that before carrying on with this episode because you might feel like a special,

you might feel like you're a raw breaker, but it's just not going to make any fucking sense whatsoever.

So don't do it yourselves. Pick your battles. This is not the hill to die on, friends.

Go back and listen to part one. Precisely. And for those of you who did listen last week,

it's been a long time. A lot's probably happened between then and now in the outside world and

possibly even in your lives, even if you are still stuck inside. So let's do a very quick recap.

Adrian Lim, when we left him last week, had been having, you know, his fun with the occult,

setting up a temple and branding himself a bomo, he had conned multiple women into having sex with

him under the guise of cleansing floral baths. And finally, he had been reported for rape by a young

woman named Lucy Lau. Following this, the body of nine-year-old Agnes Ing Sioc Hook was found outside

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