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title: "Woman dressed as demonic nun spooks cop at Malaysia roadblock until he had to massage his chest"
url: "/singapore-seen/woman-dressed-as-demonic-nun-spooks-cop-at-malaysia-roadblock-until-he-had-to-massage"
published: "2025-01-31T05:32:48.000Z"
updated: "2025-01-31T05:35:55.000Z"
section: "Singapore Seen"
tags: ["funny","creepy","fashion"]
---

# Woman dressed as demonic nun spooks cop at Malaysia roadblock until he had to massage his chest

*A Malaysian woman dressed as a demonic nun for her company’s annual dinner has caused a stir on the internet and in real life, including spooking a police officer at a roadblock. *

Elaine Lee
 The Straits Times
 Jan 25, 2025

A Malaysian woman dressed as a demonic nun for her company’s annual dinner has caused a stir on the internet and in real life, including spooking a police officer at a roadblock.

The woman, who identifies herself as Awin on social media platform X, said in a post on Jan 22 that she had dressed up as Valak from The Conjuring Universe for the dinner, and was on her way home when she encountered a roadblock.

With a photo that shows the queue leading up to the roadblock, and a selfie in her Valak get-up, she wrote in Malay: “Help, I don’t want to scare the police to death.”

She added on X that when it was her turn to be stopped, a police officer was so scared that he started massaging his chest.

“He said: ‘You scared me. I really thought you were a ghost’,” she wrote on X.

Ms Awin added that she quickly apologised and was told to go on her way.

Her post on X has since received more than two million views and 64,000 likes.

In an interview with Malaysian news portal BuzzKini, Ms Awin said she also spooked two women in a lift at a carpark.

“They almost screamed, but I managed to explain that I was in costume,” she said.

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She told BuzzKini that she chose the Valak character because she liked the theme, and knew how to do the make-up for the character. She had aimed to win the 500 ringgit (S$154) prize for being the best-dressed person at the dinner, but did not.

Netizens were amused by her story.

One user said: “Maybe this is a way to avoid getting fined. I have to learn make-up like this.”
