Singapore —  One of history’s largest ever money laundering busts left officials in Singapore with a multibillion-dollar question: What to do with the cars, properties and thousands of luxury goods seized in the investigation? Three years after the coordinated raids, which saw over 400 police officers target a criminal network profiting from scams and illicit gambling, the answer is now partly on display deep inside a secretive storage facility near the affluent city-state’s airport. In a windowless, concrete-walled room, collectors are being invited to browse hundreds of the forfeited items. Cartier rings, Bulgari necklaces and Hermès “Kelly” bracelets are on show…