Man Threatened Over Dad’s Debts Despite Paying RM600K

A 31-year-old Malaysian company director claims loan sharks threatened his life over debts allegedly accumulated by his father, despite him and his elder sister having provided approximately RM600,000 in financial assistance over several years. The siblings formally cut ties with their father in November 2025, but the harassment reportedly continued. The man said he even received a fake obituary claiming his funeral would take place within three days.

After Giving Their Father RM600,000, The Siblings Finally Said Enough

For years, a Malaysian man and his elder sister believed they were helping their father through financial difficulties. However, what began as repeated requests for money eventually became an overwhelming burden that led them to cut ties with him. The 31-year-old man, identified as Brandon, shared his family’s experience during a press conference on 20 October 2026, accompanied by MCA Youth deputy national chief Neow Choo Seong. According to Brandon, his father, 69-year-old Lee Chee Wai, had repeatedly approached both siblings for money using different explanations over approximately eight years. Between 2019 and November 2025, the siblings provided an estimated RM600,000 in financial assistance, including payments used to settle outstanding debts. Brandon claimed their father had effectively treated them like personal cash machines, repeatedly depending on them whenever financial problems arose. The situation reportedly reached a breaking point in November 2025 when the siblings paid another RM35,000 to settle debts their father owed to loan sharks. After making that payment, they decided they could no longer continue supporting him financially. Both siblings subsequently signed a formal agreement with their father stating that they would take legal action to protect themselves if he approached them for money again.

Loan Sharks Allegedly Sent Him A Fake Obituary Announcing His Funeral

Despite the family’s decision to separate themselves from their father’s financial problems, Brandon claimed the harassment did not end. On 29 September 2026, he and his sister reportedly received messages from strangers alleging that their father had accumulated approximately RM10,000 in new loan shark debts. The siblings subsequently lodged three separate police reports, hoping to protect themselves from further intimidation. However, Brandon alleged that the situation escalated just four hours after the reports were filed, when the loan sharks somehow learned about the complaints and began threatening to harass his company. As a company director, Brandon said the threats placed additional pressure on him because his workplace was now being targeted over money he had not personally borrowed. The intimidation allegedly became even more disturbing when he received a screenshot of a fabricated obituary bearing his name. According to Brandon, the notice claimed that his funeral would take place in three days, which he interpreted as a threat against his life. The origin of the fake obituary and how the alleged lenders learned about the police reports have not been independently established.

Son Urges Lenders To Stop Targeting Family And Pursue Actual Borrower

Speaking publicly about the ordeal, Brandon stressed that he and his sister had already done everything they reasonably could to help their father financially. He said their decision to cut ties was made only after years of repeated financial requests and the settlement of substantial debts. Despite the written agreement, Brandon alleged that his father continued borrowing from loan sharks, leaving the siblings exposed to further demands and intimidation. He also claimed that his father was currently untraceable, making it difficult for the alleged lenders to pursue the person who had actually borrowed the money. Brandon therefore urged those demanding repayment to stop targeting his family and instead hold the borrower responsible. His account highlights the emotional and financial strain that can arise when relatives are repeatedly pressured over another person’s debts, particularly when alleged threats extend to their workplaces and personal safety. However, the accusations against his father and the alleged loan sharks remain claims made by Brandon, and the report did not establish whether any individuals had been arrested or charged in connection with the threats. With three police reports already lodged, the family is seeking protection from further harassment while maintaining its decision to end financial support for their father.

SOURCES

Primary report: SAYS,

Event: Malaysian siblings publicly describe years of financial assistance to their father and alleged threats from loan sharks over his debts.

Location: Malaysia. Exact location not specified in the report.

Source material: Statements by Brandon during a press conference on 20 October 2026, attended by MCA Youth deputy national chief Neow Choo Seong, and reporting by China Press.

Status: Brandon claims he and his sister provided approximately RM600,000 to their father between 2019 and November 2025. He also alleges that loan sharks threatened him and harassed his company over subsequent debts. Three police reports were lodged, but no arrests, charges or findings of guilt were confirmed in the report.

Current Status: The villa was destroyed, with estimated losses of IDR2 billion (approximately RM500,000). No injuries were reported, and any potential legal consequences remain unconfirmed.

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