Little is known about the personal life of Dickson Yeo, the Singaporean who made headlines recently for pleading guilty to spying for China in the United States.
His former National Junior College classmates and peers at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, where he enrolled in 2015 as a PhD student in the Public Policy programme, have remained tight-lipped on their interactions with him after news broke that he was recruited by Chinese intelligence operatives to obtain valuable information from the US.
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