The former radio DJ and YouTuber, who served an eight-month jail sentence for sexual offences, talks to the influencer about how life was behind bars, including some goss about City Harvest Church founder Kong Hee.
He finished serving his sentence in March, and has since taken to his social media to post updates on how the experience was like for him., Dee Kosh spoke about the details of his case, his mental health struggles, and his life behind bars.When Dee Kosh was first locked up, he was placed in isolation for seven days due to Covid protocol.“The rooms are smaller, [and] you’re alone with no entertainment. It’s horrible. You don’t go out, I mean they give you books lah,” he continued.
“Kong Hee right, he was in charge of newspaper. So he would like ‘blanko’ the newspaper [to] censor it if it [included] sensitive topics. Apparently, his [church] members sent him a lot of books. In prison, after your sentence, you usually just donate the books,” said Dee Kosh, who told Xiaxue that he, too, donated the books that she sent him.
When Xiaxue suggested that Kong Hee might have wanted to donate the books to his church, Dee Kosh insisted that his actions made him appear “selfish” to the other inmates.Dee Kosh revealed that as someone who wasn’t serving a long sentence in prison, he often changed cells — a practice put in place to prevent inmates from “forming cliques”.
. People love Sonia Chew. In fact when they heard that I used to do radio, they [started asking me how she is] in real life,” he said.The most popular female celeb among prison inmates is none other thanDee Kosh corrected her, saying that Fiona Xie still does magazine shoots, and for that reason, “everyone loves her” in prison.
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