IT'S TOFFEE'S TURN: Find Yao Zhen Zhong and get a 10,000 Ringgit Reward

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Find Yao Zhen Zhong and get a 10,000 Ringgit Reward

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How Sad, the news I am receiving so far about Yao Zhen Zhong is not too good, for one the police have said the initial DNA tests found of the body of a boy who matched his descriptions in the Klang River matches his.
His is mother had earlier made a positive identification too, but the news surrounding the death is sketch at least for the time being, I will not speculate or rely on rumours, but what is coming in is not at all good.
The story so far is bad really bad, and I guess we are all sad this boy had to die.

In the meantime a friend just sent me this:

Myanmar refugees know more than us about missing people the next time you meet a Myanmar refugee please ask them.

Unfortunately the Malaysian government does not recognize refugees in Malaysia, so these people are bunched off with illegal immigrants and are subject to abuse,and abused they are.

The Myanmar refugees know the whole story, ask them.

How will this little boy spend Chinese New Year away from his Parents? Think about it.
How will his parents be celebrating Chinese New Year? Think About it.
Can you really celebrate Chinese New Year thinking about it?
What is there you can do to help? Look at this photograph, picture it in your mind, and look for him in every kid you see on the street. If you find him call the numbers listed below, inform the people around you, and if he is found because of you, yes, this blog is offering this;

REWARD RM10,000

FIND YAO ZHEN ZHONG

We can't turn a blind eye, we cannot be so thoughtless, we have to act and act fast for this innocent little boy, it has been happening once too often and we do not seem to be getting the answers.
The only way to make it happen is to pledge a sum so huge people will just want to take up the offer and turn the tide on the kidnappers.

Toffeesturn is making a pledge of a reward of a total sum of Ringgit Malaysian Ten Thousand (RM10, 000) only, to person or *persons   for information that leads to the return of this boy Yao Zhen Zhong safely to his parents.

Any person with information should take such information to the nearest police station or call Goh Lai Than 03- 5631 9800, or Subang Jaya Police Station 03-78627222 or The Selangor Police hotline 03-2052 9999

*Where there is more than one person the sum of RM 10,000 shall be shared.

Now Go to Our missing Children how many more

2 comments:

EdWednesday, January 23, 2013 6:37:00 PM
Can you contact me at cyrusedmund@yahoo.com? I would like to pledge RM 10,000 as a reward as well for a total reward of RM 20,000 and make this a full scale campaign on facebook. Time is of the essence.
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ToffeeSunday, January 27, 2013 1:33:00 AM
Cyrus I think you have got the idea, I am so sorry I read your feedback a bit late, I'll write to you shortly, we shoudl start a campaign of pledges so that the minute it is needed we are there.
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Hi I am Toffee

Long long ago (that's how stories began then), an issue of The Sunday Times carried an article titled;
"Have you seen this, 'Boy Toffee' ".
Yes! that boy is this old man today, the same Toffee, a name I carried with me since infancy, and today to my wife Ju I still am Toffee, to my two children- daddy, to my grandchildren Grandpa Toffee, to many young children, my nephews and nieces "Uncle Toffee" and my friends still Toffee, and oh, how I love that name.
As fate would have it I landed up becoming a "Toffee Maker" and I dare say- a very good "Toffee Maker" having set up a plant that would manufacture fudge, caramel, nougat, fondant peanut butter, all to be encased with chocolate - Chocolate enrobed candy bars - are what they are called.
I moved into chocolate enrobed candy bars because of my eleven years experience in candy manufacturing and during those years had the opportunity to experiment on various types of toffee, real hands on experience.
To the surprise of many of my suppliers and even customers who had known me during these days I quit in 1992.

I made a career change, switching career, from Manufacturing to Human Resource Management where I remain to this day albeit since 2011 on my own.

I had the privilege of living the history of my since 1957, I was sin the town padang with my cub (young scout) uniform where I proudly participated in the Parade on 31st August 1957. The Scout District Commissioners were there too and I still the names, Jolly Goh and Goh Thian Hin.

So please avoid telling me post Merdeka History I lived in the thick of it since. In fact I learned to sing the Negara-ku even before Independence and sand it on the day we became Independent.

As For Toffees - I may add a real Toffee recipe or two for all of you who follow my blog, one that would enable you to make Toffee at home.

After all these years out here in this wonderful world I feel it is time for me to share my thoughts, experiences, cares and even frustrations and I have decided to use this blog to do so.

"It's Toffee's Turn" is not something new.
It all began during my days in primary school.
Whenever we sat at table a family of two girls, six boys and there was Mum and Dad there was a lot to talk about.
Being the fourth I always had to fight to have my say, and once I got to it there was no stopping, so most of the time my dad would remind me to keep quiet and give others a chance. I would then have to shut my mouth and wait till mum would intrude and say, "OK, It's Toffee 's Turn."

So now, "It's Toffee's Turn"
To those of you who are new to this space welcome.